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£9,000 was given to a man who claimed he was going to carry out consultative work.

A Bedford County native recently returned to his roots to record a play accepted into the Rogue Theater Festival. “Helter Shelter” is part comedy, part hor

Many luxury additions have been added to a property with out prior consent, now the owners want consent to keep them.

Morgan Sindalls placemaking subsidiary Muse has been chosen by Oldham Council to lead a multi-million pound town centre regeneration scheme.

A developer is being sought to take over the site of a former library and reading room in New Quay to use for an 'educational purpose'.

A brand-new timelapse video has been released, showing the vast scale of the ongoing work to revamp Spindles shopping...

Droitwich's Ida Hewlett toasted her 100th birthday yesterday and said the secret to a long life was 'keeping it simple and be contented'.

If you're planning a library wedding, we've rounded up the most beautiful library wedding venues around of world that are the perfect place to say "I do."

Welsh-born Sir Howard Stringer says it is "thrilling" to support artistic talent in his home city.

Hugh Linehan: Wilde and Roman Polanski both took advantage of positions of power and privilege to sexually exploit young people