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Patriotic dad blasts Lidl for selling Union Jack doormat - branding it offensive to use flag as a rag for wiping feet Chris Dixon slammed the supermarket after being repulsed by what he viewed as disrespect for the nations flag The dad-of-one, from Blackpool, blasted the item on sale in the Devonshire Road branch as disrespectful and offensive (Image: Kennedy News and Media) Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went w...

TEN thefts from motor vehicles were reported to police within three days in Southampton.

Article content City hall is in a rush to construct a new parkette in Old Walkerville — to showcase the “incredible” $300,000 Hiram Walker sculpture that’s been sitting in storage for three years — so it’s completed by the whisky baron’s July 4th birthday. “We’re planning, as soon as it’s approved by council, to be full steam ahead — send it out for tender and get it built,” Heidi Baillargeon, Windsor’s manager of parks development, said Tuesday. A report on the Hiram ...

A Great Yarmouth man is to stand trial accused of spitting at police officers while being arrested during the coronavirus pandemic.

If this scheme goes ahead it will cause more traffic pollution and effect businesses in the city. I am disappointed that some long serving councillors have forgotten the fact that the closure of Portland Terrace has been tried before allowing only buses and taxis to use it. Having spent many thousands of pounds implementing it with the relevant traffic regulation order and a few signs, in order to let motorist know Portland Terrace was only to be used by buses. This attempt was disconti...

  WINDSOR, ONT. -- After a weekend flurry of calls and emails, Windsor council is backing a plan to deliver an express transit route from Windsor’s east end to St. Clair College. When considering “Route 18,” the city wasn’t sure if it was financially responsible to implement the new route, even though it was recommended in the transit master plan. That’s because pandemic-related costs are spiralling out of control, with COVID-19 debt estimated at $38 million in 2021 alone. Curren...

New neighbourhood near Cambridge train station to include large park and rental homes The development on Devonshire Road near Mill Road will have 134 homes available to rent Artists impression of Devonshire Gardens community space (Image: First Base) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll incl...

Article content In a year that has been anything but normal, Taloola Café co-owner Rosemary Woods felt a slight twinge of just that when she popped into the café Tuesday morning and found some regulars in their usual spots. “It was a strange feeling,” admitted Woods, who also co-owns The Grand Cantina and Slices with business partner John Alvarez. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Businesses excited to fling doors open again to welcome custo...

While crews tackled the flames, which were confined to one bedroom, residents kept warm in a Transit Windsor bus.

A FORMER Bolton Woman of the Year who set up a group to support families when no other help was available has died at the age of 69. Nicola McGuinness is the founder of Bolton Children’s Opportunity Group (COG) in Lowndes Street ­— an organisation inspired by her daughter, who has Down Syndrome. Mrs McGuinness died on January 28 in hospital with two family members by her side because of covid restrictions. She was well known for her 40-plus years of work supporting thousands of loc...