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Plans for the UK’s biggest urban farm and eco-park in Oldham which bosses hope will attract 100,000 visitors a year are...

MOSTYN Estates Ltd has applied to erect a two-storey car sales showroom at a former Llandudno medical clinic – amidst concerns from the nearby…

Jada Ross, a contestant in the 2022 Miss SVG pageant has captured many hearts through her '1000 Acts of Kindness Project' which was completed on Sunday, September 18. For this year’s Miss SVG pageant, the Beauty Shows Committee in conjunction with the General  Employees’ Co-operative Credit Union (GECCU) launched the first ever GECCU MISS SVG  Community Service Project, which seeks to boost community engagement and platform building through volunteerism. The …

PLANS to turn a historic town centre building that was once a bank into flats have been lodged with Powys County Council.

Burgess accepts two-game ban

“It is something to consider” was the response given by Director of Education Clare Browne over the matter of implementing a national assessment in secondary schools. The question was posed to the top education official last week while speaking at the press conference for the release of this year’s CSEC…

Ramoll Baboolall and Uotam Heeralall, two students from the Anna Regina Multilateral School in Region Two (Pomeroon- Supenaam), scored the most Grade one passes at this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations.Baboolall go

Queen’s College continues to retain its place as Guyana’s top school as one of its students received the highest number of Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) passes in the country this year. Education Minister Priya Manickchand

Staff at the brand new Pexsisen Elementary School in Langford, B.C., were hard at work on Friday getting classrooms ready for a new school year. It’s a much needed facility in a district that has seen massive growth over the last few years. But even the grand opening doesnt account for all the new students who have enrolled in the school district this year.

Restoration work has not yet started at Ipswich's Broomhill pool - but the maintenance currently under way could speed up its rebirth if new funds come in.