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A consultation into plans for thousands of new homes in Telford and Wrekin ends on Wednesday.

The lawsuit revolved around accusations that famed comic writer Robert Kirkman duped William Crabtree into surrendering his ownership stake.

YOUR recent coverage of last year’s budgetary decision to replace Glasgow’s Advanced Highers Hub correctly makes clear the success of the model…

Advice on handling a complex insurance claim and enforcing an airline’s compensation payout, plus how to holiday in Sri Lanka for £10,000 for a family of four

Sylvan Heights Bird Park Co-founder Mike Lubbock was recently announced as a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.

Family, friends and teachers of a Middlesbrough schoolboy Luke Thomas, five, who died last year have dedicated a garden to him in a touching tribute.

Despite the axing of Auckland's plans, Greater Christchurch councils are hoping to keep their proposal going,

An unpopular decision made is to be returned to the Cabinet for reconsideration following a call-in by the Denbighshire Conservative Group.

A certain brand of lawbreakers have their own resolute code of morals, act without malice, and possess an air of sophistication that contrasts with

There is fewer than 18,000. so welcome to the scott house museum. this is where the bill pattern study first started in 1963. this winter is the 60th anniversary of the bewick�*s swan survey. it was started by conservationist sir peter scott, who sat at this window meticulously painting the beaks of every swan. you can see here these beautiful drawings that he did of each individual bill pattern and you can see that there are three perspectives that he painted for each swan. this is one of the...