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A bill in New York State that would create a community led coalition to study the harms of slavery and determine reparations has never been closer to passing.

A bill in New York State that would create a community led coalition to study the harms of slavery and determine reparations has never been closer to passing.

A bill in New York State that would create a community led coalition to study the harms of slavery and determine reparations has never been closer to passing.

A bill in New York State that would create a community led coalition to study the harms of slavery and determine reparations has never been closer to passing.

Islanders are being invited to a Southern Water drop-in session in Gurnard, to hear how it plans to reduce storm discharges on the Isle of Wight. 

A NEW gel which fixes leaking water sewer pipes without the need to dig holes is being used near Andover.

More than 1,000 properties on the Isle of Wight could help play their part in reducing storm overflows as Southern Water expands its roll-out of water butts.

Over the next three months, the water provider will be visiting all eligible properties to install water butts free-of-charge

Two mentally impaired men died in Suffolk police custody. Investigations protected the officers. Police and prosecutors conducted flawed homicide probes in the deaths of Daniel McDonnell and Dainell Simmons, Newsday found.

Campaigners are looking forward to Chillerton and Rookley Primary School flourishing again now that the axe has been lifted from over it.