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Instead, the skies over the Sakhir Airbase are lit up thanks to The Global Stars, the world’s first four and then five ship pyro formation team.

VENTNOR residents have organised a petition to stop double yellow lines being painted along one of its narrowest roads.

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The University of Birmingham and Rolls-Royce received the annual Bhattacharyya Award, presented by the Royal Academy of Engineering and WMG at the University of Warwick. The Award, which carries a £25,000 prize, is presented in recognition of an exemplary academia-industry partnership. Funded by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, it was created to encourage more private and academic entities to collaborate.

Cllr Mark Jefferies did the leg work, Chris Owens did a sponsored walk and the local community donated £1,750 to help locate a new defibrillator in Upper Ventnor

A new festival will have lift off in Felixstowe at the end of the summer

A new festival will have lift off in Felixstowe at the end of the summer

More than 60 runners raced and took part in the second Little Gransden Air and Car Show 10k run, with the winner gifting his prize to a Ukrainian family

Spectacular flying action and glorious weather ensured that thousands of people enjoyed the Little Gransden Air and Car Show 30th anniversary celebrations...

IMAGES of the weekly market that used to run in Fleet Street prompted happy memories for readers.