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The proposed Exmouth station includes a modern facility with a front desk and 60 staff.

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The former presenter says the filling station, believed to be England's oldest, should be preserved.

Peter is one of around 300 campaigners against the plan. so this piece of land here covers 35 hectares and gladman developments are proposing to build over 400 houses on it. the water levels are gradually seeping up onto this land, which would be a disaster to build on. i think it would definitely make the flooding issue worse because they are going to concrete over what is now wetland which can drain through, whereas houses it doesnt drain through, it willjust run off. you can see today its . c...

The owner of the property has been accused of unlawfully holding events of up to 200 people.

A Muslim charity is hoping to convert The Jolly Fisherman in Barking into a community centre.

The fence aims to reduce dog fouling, fly tipping and unauthorised visitors, the school says.

An equine development of 48 stables in South Tipperary has been given the green light near Clonmel, after the plans were appealed to An Bord Pleanála over environmental concerns, including potential impact on wild bats.

Cash from a government fund will help get the project to replace the building started.