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Basingstoke to host a huge tribute concert this summer The Legends Festival is coming to Basingstoke this summer. Organisers have announced the line-up for the Basingstoke event, which will be held at War Memorial Park on September 4 and 5 (Saturday and Sunday). The line-up for Basingstoke includes tributes to Abba, The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Elton John, Queen, Take That, Robbie Williams, Madness, Coldplay, Ed Sheeran and Tina Turner. The Legends Festival selects tribute acts from...

A NEW community group has been set up to deal with issues of anti-social behaviour at Weymouth harbourside. Respect Weymouth is calling for action on issues surrounding drunken behaviour which, as reported, is blighting the lives of residents living in the streets around Custom House Quay. A representative of the group, who asked to remain anonymous, issued the below statement: There appears to have been a complete lack of planning and risk management in anticipation of public toilet need...

BOOST: Colin Garnett, leader of Barrow BID, said pedestrianised areas in the town lend themselves to a café culture Efforts to create a café culture in Barrow are being ramped up as pubs and restaurants prepare to reopen serving outdoors next week. Venues will be able to serve food and drinks again from Monday as the Governments roadmap out of the coronavirus lockdown continues on schedule, with people able to eat and drink outdoors. To support the reopening of the economy, people can a...

Winchester City Council will vary the charges for on-street parking permits, with effect from April 1:- Fees for parking permits: - Outer area resident and/or visitors -First permit - current charge £30, new charge £40; The Hampshire (Various Roads Winchester) (Parking Places and Restriction of Waiting) (Controlled Zone (No.2) Order 2012 (as amended) - Schedule 5 - Permit zone permit - First permit - current charge £30, new charge £40 The Hampshire (Various Roads Winchester) (Parkin...

East Morton Golf Club has lodged an application to sell alcohol AN APPLICATION to sell alcohol at a local golf club has been lodged with Bradford Council. Frederick William Heaton has asked for permission to sell alcohol on and off the premises of East Morton Golf Club in Carr Lane, Keighley, between 10am and 10pm. Anyone who wishes to comment on the application, which is made under the Licensing Act 2003, should write to Licensing Team, 3rd Floor, Argus Chambers, Bradford BD1 1HX. An a...

All the latest restrictions in Wales as lockdown measures start to ease The Welsh Government has updated the rules that are in place as the Easter holidays begin Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up to our free newsletter for the top North Wales stories sent straight to your e-mail Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include ...

1/1 RESTAURANT bosses threatened with a £60,000 fine amid allegations they employed illegal workers have surrendered their licence. The Home Office had pushed for the licence of Barrow Indian Cuisine to be stripped after a probe found three employees were working illegally. A notice for a licence review of the Cavendish Street takeaway and restaurant was published by Barrow Council. The restaurant, which closed last year, has now given up its alcohol licence. A Barrow...

A SKIPTON bar which only opened less than two years ago has had its licence revoked. The Ref & Whistle, in Court Lane, was given permission for the change of use from a retail outlet to a micro bar by Craven District Council planning committee in January 2019. A premises licence was granted the following June. But last week a licensing and appeals sub-committee with the district council voted unanimously to revoke the licence after an application for a review of the licence was made by di...

A SKIPTON bar which only opened less than years ago has had its licence revoked.

Times Up Burnley has been launched in response to the towns toxic drinking culture A campaign to change the toxic drinking culture in an East Lancashire town has attracted the support of councillors, MPs and hundreds of residents. Organised by fed-up bar owners across Burnley town centre, Times Up has been launched in an effort to stamp out violence, anti-social behaviour, and a dangerous drinking culture borne from the 24-hour licensing laws, which all pose a threat to the towns reputatio...