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It was tough and challenging conditions both for the race management team and competitors

This year has a bumper numbers of entries for the WIORA West Coast Championship with thirty-three boats entered

Weather permitting, this week’s training exercise will involve launching a paddleboard with a 60-litre tank - filled to match the weight of a person o...

From Bhooter Raja and Pishima to Betal and Peeves, these are some popular ghosts from literature and film

Rimini Street continues to expand its client footprint.

Bolton and Stockport remain as hung councils as Labour retains eight other Greater Manchester councils.

Another £62.3m of taxpayer’s money will be loaned to a city centre developer building skyscrapers with luxury flats, taking the total awarded…

At a "Stop the Bleed" workshop held Wednesday at Chantilly High School, participants learned how to apply pressure to a wound, pack it to stop the bleeding, and how to correctly apply a tourniquet as well.

John Leech, a retired Air Force colonel, was cleaning a gun that accidentally discharged, causing an artery to burst. He was saved by Fairfax first responders.

Alan Cartwright, 62, a financial director who said he had never read Charles Dickens books, may have stumbled across the real-life inspiration for one of the authors most memorable characters.