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Chico artist Bernard Vigallon is doing what he loves with his art while at the same time helping others.

A unanimous Gettysburg Borough Council recently approved a pilot program allowing large restaurants to reserve metered parking spaces for bus loading and unloading.

A name familiar to rail travellers from all across the country could be disappearing from Swindon railway station.

Glencore has spent more than £3bn since 2013 on running the Koniambo project in the French territory island of New Caledonia.

Are you a "Chocoholic"? Does eating chocolate make you happy? Romantic? Nostalgic?

The FTSE 100 ended the week down 19.55 points, or 0.26%, closing at 7,615.54 on Friday.

SSP, the operator of restaurants and cafés in railway stations and airports, says British sales rose by 17.1 per cent in the three months to the end of December

The residencies that find artists taking the same stage every month, or even every week, are the heartbeat of the local music scene. Here are just some of the great ones music fans should check out.

‘Truman Capote in Hot Water’ appeared in the February 9, 1976, issue of New York. Liz Smith writes about the society scandal that erupted around Capote’s story “La Côte Basque 1965,” and his rejection by the swans after it was published.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport and SSP have announced an extension of their partnership until at least 2036.