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Highland council has received more than 50 objections to a proposal by fashion designer Stella McCartney to build a seafront house close to Mallaig.

Ponds at a planned new country park in Warfield and work to a listed building in Wokingham are in this week’s roundup of planning decisions and…

Today is Arbor Day in Poland, a country whose surface area is nearly 40 percent forest and the home to the last remaining primaeval forest, which once covered the entirety of the European Plain. Beech, birch, three varieties of oak, Norway spruce, and English yew trees are native to the country of 37 million people, but it’s the Scots Pine that covers nearly three-quarters of Poland’s forests. Its bark is thick and flaky, and a mature example has a long, bare, straight trunk (perfect for har...

Visitors come to Ireland for the forty shades of green but those in the know stay on and watch said leaves turn golden, orange and russet. We look at where you can take in the colors and delights of autumn.

NEARLY 20 planning applications were submitted to Somerset Council last week for Sedgemoor, covering the Bridgwater and Burnham areas.

NEARLY 20 planning applications were submitted to Somerset Council last week for Sedgemoor, covering the Bridgwater and Burnham areas.

The months of May, June and July brought high temperatures to Rensselaer and surrounding areas, accompanied by a severe lack of rainfall. It appears that August will follow the same

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Mayo County Councillor Michael Burke is calling on Minister for the Environment, Climate, Communications and Transport, to sort out issues regarding Inland Fisheries Ireland and has written the following letter to the Green Party Leader.

A Mayo councillor has called on Minister Eamon Ryan to intervene and review Inland Fisheries Ireland’s governance and spending of taxpayers’ money