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With temperatures set to reach up to 29 degrees this week, heres where you can cool off with the kids this summer in Cheshire West.

An 87-year-old Bolton man once dubbed the “father of fitness” will undertake three big swimming challenges to help bring a facility to the…

HAUNTED WIRRAL: Some Baffling Maritime Mysteries

From berries to kelp, is it possible to live solely off of food foraged in Aberdeenshire? Well, one woman is giving it her best shot. 

With Scotland's salmon under threat, environmental groups are planting trees along riverbanks to help save them

Between 1965 and 1972 the disused Brofiscin quarry north of the village of Groesfaen in Rhondda Cynon Taf was used to dump extremely harmful…

Proposals were put forward in April to build two holiday lodges on land at Tyn Twll in Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog. v.1

A historic Aberdeenshire hotel situated on the River Dee has made a £9,000 donation to the local charity the River Dee Trust.

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The last four months have been the “driest in almost 40 years”, with concerns about water levels in Wales’ rivers. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is dealing with a number of concerns due to the period of prolonged dry weather, including wildfires and fish mortality. Last week extra water was released into the River Dee in […]