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The London police force is seeking to appoint a senior data expert to manage 30,000 requests for information each year and set out a strategy intended to support greater openness London’s Metropolitan Police Service has created a new role as head of data rights, which comes with a remit to sp

Jordan Chidley ran on to the pitch and accosted Newcastle United goalkeeper Martin Dubravka.

Birchgrove, the UK's leading provider of rented retirement homes, has celebrated its latest construction milestone with the topping out of Pepperpot House, a new 52-unit development in Godalming, Surrey.

The Metropolitan Police Prosecution Team has said that a sign with the wrong 50mph speed limit on the A20 would have “not impacted” the…

The fake speed sign was placed on the A20 in Sidcup, south east London, despite Transport for London (TfL) lowering the limit due to water flooding.

SIR – How is it possible that a family solely dependent on benefits can be better off than someone earning £70,000 a year – more than twice the average wage? This is an absurd situation, and it is driving those who pay the most tax to despair. The benefits system should be a safety net for those who fall on hard times or are unable to work through no fault of their own. It should help prevent poverty and destitution. It should not provide for a better lifestyle than that of so...

Some Southeastern Railway trains will be replaced by accessible buses this week.

Loungers, an operator of bars, cafes and restaurants across the UK, has announced the opening of its 250th site.

A principal has promised improvement after Hope Community Schools kitchen received one of the worst food hygiene ratings in Bexley.

250th restaurant has opened in Rochdale