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On the Passing Away of Emeritus Professor Adelola Adeloye  FAS It s with heavy and sorrowful heart that I announce the death of that internationally renowned neurosurgeon and medical historian, Emeritus Professor Adelola Adeloye  FAS. The sad event took place at 4:10pm April 7, 2021. Further information on the death will be released by the family. May his brilliant soul rest in perfect peace. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6871196/  *The following is culled from Homecoming 2017...

Controversial Lime Street major redesign plans clear crucial hurdle The moves paves the way for buses to be barred from the city centre road 05:00, 16 APR 2021 A move to bar the vast majority of traffic from Lime Street has been approved by a key committee and will proceed to cabinet. (Image: Colin Lane/Liverpool Echo) A contentious proposal to formally shut off part of Lime Street to buses cleared a key hurdle on Thursday despite heavy opposition from within Liverpools ruling Labour group. The...

NON-ESSENTIAL retail in Wrexham is preparing to reopen to the public. From Monday (April 12), all shops in Wrexham be able to reopen, and Wrexham Council has issued safety advice to keep coronavirus infection rates low. A spokesperson for the authority said: "This is an important time to help support our local businesses. But remember – the virus has not gone away and it is just as important as ever to stay safe as lockdown measures continue to be eased. "It’s still essential though...

Bleak future for Crawley a year after first Covid lockdown Richard Partington Economics correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Andy Hall/The Observer The differences with the early stage of the Covid-19 pandemic are stark in Crawley. Plenty of people are milling around Queens Square in the town centre, enjoying the early spring sun, even though most of the shops remain closed; some permanently. In the West Sussex town close to Gatwick airport, hopes are rising t...

BT revealed today that more than 300 of its iconic red phone boxes across Wales are up for grabs, as it urges local communities to take advantage of a scheme to help transform them for the 21st Century. Redundant phone boxes - once a lifeline of communication before the arrival of mobile phone networks - have been transformed into everything from defibrillator units and mini history museums, to art galleries and book exchanges. BT will also consider adoption requests to house defibrillato...

New Chapter Court plans lodged as long awaited town centre regeneration development progresses A new chapter could soon begin in Wrexham town centre after ambitious plans to create a new retail and leisure facility have progressed further. The ‘Chapter Court’ scheme proposes the redevelopment of the block of shops in the Argyle Street, Queens Square, Queens Street and Hope Street area. Described by the applicants as a “micro retail and micro food court”, the development aims to “attra...

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