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The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office warns that though they may be mesmerizing, ice volcanoes on the shore of Lake Michigan are dangerous and should only be viewed from afar.

The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office warns that though they may be mesmerizing, ice volcanoes on the shore of Lake Michigan are dangerous and should only be viewed from afar.

More than 50 cyclists are participating in a fundraising relay ride from John O'Groats to Land's End in support of Help for Heroes.

WORCESTER has been ranked the best place to get investment in crowdfunding projects.

SOUTHAMPTONS restaurant spend went up 70 per cent since indoor dining reopened, new data has shown.

A passing Amtrak train fatally struck a Stockport fisherman, renewing the call for safer...

Plymouth, £134.05, cash and contactless Cambridge councils made £3,736 from public toilet charges during the pandemic, more than any other area on the list, with each public toilet charging 20p per use. Second on the list was Scarborough Borough Council, which let individuals pay to visit the loo with cash and card payments, earning them £2,287 during the pandemic. According to UK merchant service provider, Paymentsense, only 15 per cent of public toilets accept contactless paym...

Bournemouth among top towns and cities embracing contactless pay in response to Covid-19.

 Truro £17.96 Jon Knott, Dojos head of customer insights - part of the Paymentsense brand - said: “After over a year of lockdowns and restrictions, it is no wonder that Brits are eager to get back to normality, and for some this includes going out for drinks at the local pub. “The average spending will have been high due to a number of reasons, from Brits celebrating their freedom to wanting to support their local businesses.  “As pubs and restaurants with outdoor seating areas ...

  Jon Knott, Dojos head of customer insights - part of the Paymentsense brand - said: “After over a year of lockdowns and restrictions, it is no wonder that Brits are eager to get back to normality, and for some this includes going out for drinks at the local pub. “The average spending will have been high due to a number of reasons, from Brits celebrating their freedom to wanting to support their local businesses.  “As pubs and restaurants with outdoor seating areas are now per...