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Attiq Ur Rehman of East Ham; Sarbit Chumber of Hounslow and Kashif Mushtaq of Romford were found guilty of drugs smuggling involving sweet potato shipments.

Motorists in the Harrow area are facing disruption due to the temporary closure of a number of streets for roadworks, starting from Friday.

Motorists in the Harrow area are facing disruption due to the temporary closure of a number of streets for roadworks, starting from Friday.

Motorists are facing disruption in and around Harrow due to the temporary closure of many streets for roadworks, some for several weeks.

DRIVERS have been fined after failing to comply with lights at a Herefordshire level crossing.

A DANGEROUS driver attacked another man in a Herefordshire town.

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HEREFORDSHIRES criminal damage and arson hotspots have been revealed in the latest data from the countys police force. The latest figures show the number of offences reported to each local policing town in Herefordshire in December, a total of 70. Leominster 13 criminal damage or arson reports were made to police in Leominster in December. No suspect was identified for an offence in Cheaton Close, one in Coningsby Road, one in New Street, one in Osborne Place, one in Pierrepont Road, an...

In a public notice published in the Leader last week, Flintshire Council informed readers of the plans. The order stated that the council proposes to make an order to impose a 20 mile per hour speed limit on several roads including; King George Street, Mostyn Street, Woodland Street, Woodland Crescent, Plymouth Street, Unnamed road from junction with Plymouth Street to junction with Victoria Road, Victoria Road, Rowden Street, Beaconsfield Road, Kingsway, Rowden Crescent, Gladstone Street, ...

Leeds-based Northern Telecom owner drives to Newark to give the gift of a Christmas chat  | Updated: 16:31, 30 December 2020 The owner of telecommunications company drove from Leeds to Newark to personally ensure one of his customers could speak to his family on Christmas Day. 82-year-old Albert Pennells’ landline had developed a fault that couldn’t be fixed until BT Openreach dug up the road outside his home on Heaton Close, and that wasn’t scheduled to take place before Tuesd...