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Published: 11:57 AM April 20, 2021    Celebrating the opening of Meadow Walk are (left to right) Maureen Dunn, Extra Care Manager for Meadow Walk; Tracy Jones, Housing 21’s Head of Extra Care in the South; Ashleigh Jarvis, Regional Operations Manager for South East Extra Care, and Jayne Read, Housing and Care Manager for Meadow Walk - Credit: Photo: Keith Mindham Photography A plot of new affordable homes for the elderly are ahead of schedule after fears they would be delayed by six weeks....

Cotswold District Council has reopened its reception areas at its offices in Trinity Road, Cirencester and the Area Centre at Moreton-in-Marsh COTSWOLD District Council has reopened the reception areas at its offices in Trinity Road in Cirencester and the area centre at Moreton-in-Marsh for limited face to face enquiries. The council has made a significant investment to refurbish the reception facilities to make both sites more accessible and covid safe. Robert Weaver, Chief Executive of ...

Moment reckless quad biker not wearing helmet somersaults after crashing into parked car A quad biker not wearing a helmet had a lucky escape when he crashed into a parked car and was thrown through the air by the impact in the town of Handsworth in Birmingham 10:28, 3 APR 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up to...

WORK is progressing to create larger outdoor seating areas for pub and restaurant customers at Weymouth harbour - as contractors prepare to move into the second phase of the project. Following a series of changes at Custom House Quay, which involves taking parking bays out of use temporarily to create more room, work will be moving to the south side of Weymouth harbour next week from April 6. Phase two of the Dorset Council project will involve creating two sitting areas on Trinity Road. ...

Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsburys, Asda, Aldi, Iceland and Lidl Easter Bank Holidayopening times There will be reduced hours this weekend Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from StaffordshireLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any tim...

The attack happened in Colchester High Street - Credit: Su Anderson Three men who attacked two others in an "appalling and violent" assault in Colchester have avoided an immediate prison sentence.  Gurbir Dhillon, 22, Gurwinder Dhillon, 20, and Ethan Coombs, 19, attacked the two men on the towns High Street on March 13, 2020, Ipswich Crown Court heard.  There had been a "verbal exchange" between the two parties before the trio began punching and kicking the victims, James Lachkovic, prosecu...

Council houses to be built in Trinity Road in Stamford and Meadow Close in Bourne Published: 16:00, 03 March 2021 A dozen new council ‘houses’ are being built in Stamford and Bourne at a cost of £1.8m. The homes will be built on the site of council-owned garages in Trinity Road, Stamford and in Meadow Close, Bourne. Because the sites are already developed and are trickier to access because of surrounding properties, the build will incur “additional abnormal costs” accor...

The following cases were heard on February 15 David Gregory, aged 41, of Avenue Bernard, Brackley, drink-driving, no licence, no insurance; disqualified 18 months, fined £80, surcharge to fund victim services £34, costs of £85 to the Crown Prosecution Service. Liam Patrick Kieran Blanchfield, aged 20, of Barrack Road, Northampton, breached court order; fined £90. Northampton Magistrates Court Craig Anthony Church, aged 35, Obelisk Rise, Northampton, assault; community order to carry out unp...

Sheerness horror train crash remembered 50 years on Published: 06:00, 26 February 2021 It was the story which shocked Sheerness and put the Isle of Sheppey on the front page of every national newspaper. A runaway train packed with 80 passengers ploughed through the buffers, demolished the ticket office and burst out of the railway station before coming to a halt on a taxi. Sheerness train crash photo taken by John Gamble Incredibly, only one person died in the rush-hour disaster but 11 were inj...

Cotswold District Council is asking residents of Bourton-on-the-Water for their views on how to spend the money raised through a new tourism charge.