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Eduardo Goncalves is taking the exceptional step of naming and shaming 100 British hunters in a forthcoming book in a bid to draw attention to the issue to MPs.

This week, we take a look at and pay respects to the crews of The Petunia and The Carysfort.

Wrexham Council have said they “will follow due process in considering how it addresses these allegations” after a senior councillor has made widespread allegations about how decisions are made. Cllr Malcolm King has voiced his deep concerns over the demolition of the old Vicarage building in Rhosddu, and has also made reference to a decade […]

Demolition work has started on the old Vicarage in Rhosddu, in a move that has been branded ‘civic vandalism’. As we have long documented there have been plans in place to knock the building down, with last minute pleas this week from local councillors to Wrexham Council to stop the work. Cllr Carrie Harper has […]

The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) links former Steinhoff CEO Markus Jooste to R4.836-billion worth in contraventions of the Exchange Control Regulations. The SARB argues Jooste used companies in the Steinhoff group as well as his racehorse company Mayfair Speculators to syphon money away fr...

The SA Reserve Bank has attached Markus Jooste’s mansion in Hermanus and the historic Lanzerac wine estate outside Stellenbosch on Tuesday afternoon.

The 2023 Toyota Tundra and Sequoia are coming to New Zealand, although it isn’t Toyota’s local arm that’s bringing them

Wrexham’s 2025 City of Culture bid ‘raised the bar’, with councillors expressing excitement to progress a new bid for a future competition. The comments were made during an executive board debate on a report, which contained feedback from City of Culture judges. The document also looked at the steps needed in working towards a successful […]

The Federal Aviation Administration reports that three small airplanes crashed in east Arkansas over the past few days, resulting in two fatalities.

The Federal Aviation Administration reports that three small airplanes crashed in east Arkansas over the past few days, resulting in two fatalities.