James Wightman News Today

A scrapyard owner who admitted damaging a box of clocking cards by throwing them into his brother’s yard has been fined £150 and handed a 12-month restraining order.

Kent council commissioned the fluorescent paintwork in Herne Bay to warn drivers that they are entering a new 20mph zone.

The fluorescent paintwork has been laid down at nine junctions in Herne Bay in Kent to warn motorists they are entering a new 20mph zone - but many people are unimpressed

Red fluorescent 20mph road markings in a Kent town have prompted a series of complaints from residents who say they spoil the area.

Product design firm Intelligent Product Soutions expands management team and announces promotions...

A Co Down man is to go on trial on Valentine’s Day accused of breaching his brother’s non-molestation order.

Allan Jackson, managing Woodyett Farm, Kirkfieldbank, Lanark, shares insights on working with 21 sheep and cattle breeds. Discover why Beef…

Private James Wightman was one of the 600 men who rode into the Valley of Death in the near-suicidal action immortalised in Alfred Tennysons famous poem.

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