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The land where the homes would have been built. Image: Google Maps A DEVELOPER who tried to argue there were not enough new houses being built in Middlewich has seen his plans for new homes turned down. Dominic Devaney submitted plans for three self-build homes on land to the west of Nantwich Road and south of the Shropshire Union Canal, near the aqueduct. Russell Adams, the agent acting on behalf of Mr Devaney, argued there was a pressing need to provide smaller sites for housing develop...

How Sarah Kane’s dark genius prophesied our troubled world Twenty-two years after her death, aged just 28, the British playwright’s work is still as piercing and frightening – and relevant – as ever Sarah Kanes Crave at Chichester Festival Theatre last year Credit: Alastair Muir Which playwright can best describe the Covid-blighted world we’re now in? Can help us face a future that looks certain to be shaped by the pandemic, with geopolitical tensions and the threat of conflict an ong...

© The Other Richard Chichester Festival Theatre has postponed its production of Benefactors, which was set to open in February and star Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner. After its Chichester run the piece was scheduled to head to Bath, Cambridge, Canterbury, Salford and Cheltenham. Executive and artistic directors Kathy Bourne and Daniel Evans said: "We are bitterly disappointed by the postponement of Benefactors, which promised to be an outstanding revival of a play which would have been a rea...

The Aberavon beach tragedy which claimed 24 lives Their screams could be heard from the busy beach as day-trippers to the seaside watched in horror Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more new...

From killer gunmen to a fake cancer bride: 600 people locked up in Merseyside in 2020 Murderers, evil rapists, gangland thugs and bent cops were all jailed last year Updated L-R Clement Martin, Toni Standen and Lee Abbott Get the inside track on the big stories from Liverpool Crown Court with our weekly newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll i...

People partying on New Years Eve face £10,000 Covid super fine Revellers are being warned to stay safe, be sensible and stay calm - and dont risk big fines Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Get the best and latest crime stories with our Court Insider newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for ot...

By Shaena Montanari and Natalie Walters Howard Center for Investigative Reporting Winter in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge is wet and freezing, a life-threatening situation for the area’s homeless residents even without a pandemic. Darcy Long-Curtiss understands that better than most. The shelter that normally provided nighttime refuge was closed because of COVID-19, and federal aid money meant to help protect homeless people from the pandemic came late and with confusing restrictions. By th...

Communities struggle to make best use of largest influx of homeless aid in U.S. history Shaena Montanari and Natalie Walters, Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Winter in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge is wet and freezing, a life-threatening situation for the area’s homeless residents even without a pandemic. Darcy Long-Curtiss understands that better than most. The shelter that normally provided nighttime refuge was closed because of COVID-19, and federal aid money m...

SHAENA MONTANARI AND NATALIE WALTERS Howard Center for Investigative Journalism Winter in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge is wet and freezing, a life-threatening situation for the area’s homeless residents even without a pandemic. Darcy Long-Curtiss understands that better than most. The shelter that normally provided nighttime refuge was closed because of COVID-19, and federal aid money meant to help protect homeless people from the pandemic came late and with confusing res...

4/5 There’s nothing to be sniffed at in this fairy-tale adaptation, least of all a tremendous central turn from 15-year-old Archie Elliot 23 December 2020 • 2:04pm Archie Elliot and Annalise Bradbury in Chichester Festival Theatres Pinocchio   Tis the season to accentuate the positives. Three cheers – thanks to two tiers – for Chichester. The theatre (run by Daniel Evans, a stalwart in the struggle this year) has got to Christmas Eve and managed to present attended, albeit reduced-capa...