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In its fifth year, the Reading Blues Fest seems to have cemented its place as an annual event where fans can look forward to seeing the leading

Give the gift of music and help the homeless in Harrisburg this holiday season. Get info on this years' album download AND the live concert event!

Leading practitioners join next-generation arbitrator support service, which celebrates its first anniversary today. 12.07.22 - London // Arbitra, the management service for arbitrators, has welcomed...

Restaurant no shows forcing businesses to make booking changes "I just want people to know how damaging it could be" Restaurants are now charing deposits after a number of no shows (Image: Getty) Get our MyWirral newsletter, for the best news, pictures, opinions and video from across the peninsulaInvalid 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. Your information will be used in accorda...

BBC News By Greig Watson image copyrightAndrew Phillips image captionThe Broadmarsh has lain derelict for months and will take a year to demolish completely Have shopping centres had their day? With retail habits changing and the designs of the 1960s thoroughly dated, some centres are struggling to survive - but Nottingham has been offered a radical time-travelling solution to its own urban problem. "Always unwelcoming, now its apocalyptic". Its not a tagline any city would want, but architect ...

Last modified on Sun 28 Feb 2021 05.19 EST Along a crooked finger-shaped peninsula between a lough created by the ice age and the Irish Sea, locals are hoping for a post-pandemic tourism boost from a dark new TV drama about a Troubles-era killer emerging again in the present day. Hoteliers, distillers, B&B owners and others living on the Ards Peninsula believe the BBC-produced Bloodlands will do for their bucolic corner of Northern Ireland what the global fantasy series Game of Throneshas don...