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The Solent was the single-most polluted area by Southern Water, according to recent figures.

Glass rooms are contemporary extensions that can be tailored to your taste and complement your home's design

Locals in Bramley have urged Thames Water to pay back customers after the water company issued a do not drink notice over fears that the water supply has been contaminated.

The starry new version of Alasdair Gray’s book explunges almost all of its Scottish context. Along the writer and artist’s trail through the city, residents let their feelings be known

With the new year comes resolutions, resets and renewed aspirations of better, ‘cleaner’ living. One popular challenge is ‘Dry January’.

A man was subjected to a serious attack during a festive night out on Glasgows Ashton Lane yesterday.

A disgraced GP was handed a two-year driving ban today after he drank six shots of whiskey in less than half-an-hour.

A woman who pleaded guilty to charges connected to the murder of a young showjumper has offered to help the prosecution, we can reveal.

A young entrepreneur who introduced Joe Biden during his historic visit to Belfast has said that she wanted to tell the world how far Northern Ireland has come since the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.

Some of Scotland’s biggest ‘local’ wind farms are owned as far afield as the Cayman Islands and Canada, The Ferret can reveal, prompting claims the Scottish Government is “misleading” the public over its community energy targets. The Scottish Government has a target to bring much more “community or locally owned” renewable energy online by 2030. But its definition of local energy includes projects owned by fa...