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After reimaging what an ice cream van could be, Reeseys, based in west Norfolk, plans to expand to a second after a successful two-and-a-half years.

Timothy A. Lovell, convicted in the 1999 murder of his wife at Auburn, was released from prison Wednesday to live in Shawnee County on parole.

THE manager of a Powys nursing home who set up a new unit for people with dementia during the Covid-19 crisis has won a prestigious award.

A YOUNG mum is proud her work keeping spirits up and standards high at a Radnorshire care home has been honoured with a national award.

A YOUNG mum from Powys is in the running for a top award after keeping spirits up and standards high at the care home where she works during the…

TV Presenters Kate Humble and Charlie Dimmock were among the guests to head to Powys as the Royal Welsh show season got under way this weekend.

A married couple from Downham Market near King's Lynn in Norfolk hope to reinvent and revitalise the ice cream van with their business, Reesey's.

Housing developer wants to build 78 homes on former Queens Comprehensive School in Newport Redrow Homes has submitted plans to redevelop 8.7 acres of brownfield land on Queens Hill, Newport Updated Land once occupied by Queens Hill Comprehensive School has been unused for many years (Image: Google/ Redrow) Want Newport news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our newsletter!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you pro...

However the plans were met with objections from residents with concerns over traffic and parking issues. The entrance to the 8.7 acre site at Queens Hill is set to be off Fields Road. Picture: DBPR The entrance to the 8.7 acre site at Queens Hill is set to be off Fields Road The entrance to the 8.7 acre site at Queens Hill is set to be off Fields Road. Picture: DBPR The site is currently owned by Newport City Council and Residual Lands Limited, with Redrow having agreed to buy the site subj...

IT HAS been a year to forget for all of us, but the Christmas spirit remains well and truly alive in a Radnorshire town where a care home is connecting residents with their families. Crosfield House, a 64-bed nursing home caring for both general residents and those suffering with dementia in and around Rhayader, has converted the home’s library into a state-of-the-art visitor’s room so families can spend time with their elderly and vulnerable relatives – and even hold their hands than...