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A new biography of Sir Keir Starmer by Tom Baldwin recounts the detritus left in the office by Jeremy Corbyn when Starmer replaced him as Labour leader. “There was a CND flag on the wall, a duvet and some half-shredded documents on the floor. Beneath a desk was a printed sign declaring, ‘I’m backing Jeremy because ...’ followed by the handwritten words “... he’s considerate and kind’.” One aide then stepped “in a mound of what appear...

A Blue Badge holder travelling either as a driver or a passenger can park for free in disabled parking bays and you may be exempt from other parking restrictions

Slough business Onyx Performance has been prosecuted for failing to show that a vehicle it modified would not be used on a public road.

WESTlocal is offering £2 million funding as part of the region's Bus Service Improvement Plan.

Broomhaugh Church of England Aided First School in Riding Mill is celebrating a recent Ofsted inspection.

New figures have revealed that youth unemployment has nearly halved over the last decade across Tynedale and Ponteland.

The Conservative Party have won in the Ponteland East by-election, electing Rosie Hanlon as their new councillor.

Safeguards introduced in Rotherham following the child sexual exploitation scandal are being undercut by the Government’s approach to taxi standards, the shadow transport secretary has said.

Campaigners against the North West Relief Road in Shrewsbury are calling on Shropshire Council to clarify how the project will be funded.

The King has been diagnosed with cancer, Buckingham Palace announced yesterday (February 6).