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Judge Claire Evans of the County Court of Manchester ruled that the Blackpool Borough Council and Blackpool Transport Services wrongly censored ads for a 2018 event featuring Franklin Graham, son of the late evangelist Billy Graham. Evans concluded that the Council and transportation officials had violated Graham's religious rights and “had a wholesale disregard for the right to freedom of expression possessed by" Graham and like-minded Christians.

52 It is a story of friendship. They all had their dreams, ambitions, hopes. They all had a special talent that, in happier times, made them want to believe they each held the keys to the football universe. If you follow the sport, you will probably know about Jeremy Wisten and the chain of events, after his release from Manchester City’s academy, which makes this a story of tragedy, too. You might also know Tyrhys Dolan, now he has burst on the s...

Hauliers can make £1,200 per year by carrying ads on their trailers    

Shutterstock Apple knows a thing or two about running successful stores. By letting people play around with the goods, congregate for a natter and ask experts for advice and support, its shops attract large crowds and even encourage some to whip out their credit cards to make a purchase. When Apple opened its first branch in Tysons, Virginia almost 20 years ago, this approach felt invigorating. Where rivals would keep a beady eye on customers and discourage attempts to touch the products, Apple...

Teacher who binged chocolate every night transforms her body with hypnosis Lisa Hodson decided to change after a photograph of herself almost brought her to tears Lisa Hodson was inspired to change her lifestyle after seeing a photo of herself at her husbands birthday (Image: PA REAL LIFE) There are always big stories on WalesOnline - dont miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you pro...

One of the countrys coolest hotels has opened on Blackpool seafront Every room has been decorated by a different artist The McClure room at Art B&B Blackpool (Image: sean conboy / photogenics) Sign up for our Whats On newsletter - for all the latest whether youre staying in or heading out and aboutInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendatio...

Dan Whelan Councillors praised Create Developments for the changes it made to a previously refused scheme and voted unanimously to approve the company’s plans for a 147-bedroom Hampton by Hilton hotel off Barton Road in Stretford.  Blackpool-based Create submitted scaled-back plans for a seven-storey hotel in December after Trafford Council’s planning committee had turned down a larger iteration of the scheme earlier in the year.   The original proposals mooted a nine-storey, 197-bedroom ...

Pregnancy test could pick up cows that have lost a calf >More in Milk samples taken for recording can be used for the test © NMR Using a milk test to detect pregnancy losses successfully identified early pregnancy loss in two cows that would otherwise have gone undetected, reducing days open and saving £985. The Idexx test detects pregnancy-associated glycoproteins (PAGs) in milk. These are produced in the placenta once the pregnancy i...

Planner: Iceni Projects  In December, Blackpool-based Create submitted scaled-back plans for a seven-storey Hampton by Hilton hotel off Barton Road in Stretford, after Trafford Council had refused a larger iteration of the scheme earlier in the year.  The original proposals mooted a nine-storey, 197-bedroom hotel, but concerns over car parking provision and the scale of the scheme forced the developer back to the drawing board.  The refusal followed objections from developers Peel L&P and ...

Stratford-upon-Avon businesses blast "ridiculous" £200k Covid safety measures Businesses said customers and delivery drivers found it difficult to access the stores and added that the town looked like "a complete eyesore" Updated Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A tempest is brewing...