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The Greek Poets: Homer to the Present by Peter Constantine; Rachel Hadas; Edmund Keeley; Karen Van Dyck at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10:  0393060837 - ISBN 13:  9780393060836 - W. W. Norton & Co. - 2010 - Hardcover

Each month, Tobias Carroll shares a handful of recently released or forthcoming titles in translation that he’s especially excited about. This month's selection includes books translated from Polish, French, Japanese, Hebrew, Italian, and Galician.   From Spurl Editions

This week’s property round-up includes openings for The Inn Collection Group and Roxy Lanes while BrewDog agrees a franchise deal for six bars in Italy.

Cardiff-based brewer and operator SA Brain & Co is seeking a buyer for 99 pubs, which are currently let to Marston’s Estates on 25-year leases.

Following financial problems caused by the pandemic, Marston's took over the running of the pubs.

Il suo posto sui social «Come molti di voi sanno, sono coinvolto in associazioni di beneficenza. Sono un grande amante degli animali e sostengo e difendo gli animali. Il mio primo gatto salvataggio è nel mio album “Bad Boy Rocker”. Ho amato aiutare il centro di conservazione della fauna selvatica a salvaguardare un nido di tartaruga scoperto dalla riva che non è sicuro mentre i turisti camminano sulla spiaggia. Il nido è stato tranquillamente spostato e rec...

A SIGN welcoming visitors to a village near Ledbury has been repaired and re-sighted by volunteers.

RESIDENTS of a village near Ledbury might be forgiven for saying, “what a load of rubbish!” Wellington Heath might be about to get its infamous “Best Kept Village” sign returned, after a much-needed revamp; but the verges in and around the village are looking anything but their best, because of a litter problem. Wellington Heath correspondent, Peter Constantine said: “Many years ago, a village resident, the late Peter Garnett led the ‘Last of the Summer Wine’ Group of litter...

Electronic strips to count traffic and traffic speeds have appeared in Floyds Lane, Wellington Heath.

Is Wellington Heaths "Best Kept Village" sign living on past glories while looking just a little bit tipsy? Thats the question being asked by Wellington Heath residents, with village correspondent, Peter Constantine, using the phrase, "the drunken sign" to describe its strange angle and unkept appearance. Mr Constantine said: "Restoration of the village signs at the entrance to the Parish on Ledbury Road and Raycombe Lane had been on the Parish Council agenda last year though no proposals...