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Boris Johnson's Trucker Troubles Turn Into a Business Nightmare

Pen and Sword Books: 7th SS Mountain Division Prinz Eugen At War 1941–1945

Drawing on a superb collection of rare and unpublished photographs the The 7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division Prinz Eugen 1941 - 1945 is the 7th book in the Waffen-SS Images of War Series written by Ian Baxter.

Bury St Edmunds' Stephen Kilpatrick dangerous driving charge

Jane Hunt Stephen Kilpatrick is due to face trial at Ipswich Crown Court - Credit: Charlotte Bond The trial of a 64-year-old Bury St Edmunds man accused of causing serious injury by dangerous driving will take place next year. Before Ipswich Crown Court for a plea and directions hearing on Friday (May 14) was Stephen Kilpatrick, of Cox Lane, Bury St Edmunds. He pleaded not guilty to driving a Ford Ka dangerously on Fornham Road, Bury St Edmunds on August 4 last year causing serious injury to Ian Baxter. Kilpatrick’s trial will take place during a two-week warned list commencing May 30 next year.

Swindon election results 2021: All the winners and losers

THE first results have been announced for Swindon's local elections. This article will be updated when the next round of results comes in - follow our live blog for more of the day's news. The Conservatives have held Coun Vijay Manro joins the ward after receiving 2,075 votes. This is more than double Labour candidate Keir Baynham's 867 votes. Andrew Day of the Green Party came third with 442 votes. Liberal Democrat Michael Heal followed with 137 votes. Independent candidate Tara Hurst received 126 votes. The results for Mannington and Western are in:  Coun Kevin Small from the Labour Party stays in his post after receiving 1,184 votes.

Letters: Brexit's done so it's time to rant about something else

Don't miss letters in the Swindon Advertiser each day. Time to rant about something else I don’t know dear reader if, like me you find the never ending exchange of rants between Messers Morgan and Cowdrey a waste of a page in a paper? We are suffering the effects of the greatest pandemic since the Black Plague, the world trembles at the Russian and Chinese aggression and vast swathes of forest are being devastated in order to produce Palm Oil yet these two dominate the pages with argument and counter argument regarding Brexit. For pity’s sake give us a rest from the continual battering! There is plenty to discuss around the town, the potholes, road alterations in Stratton, the absolute mess of traffic control going into GWH at 8/9 in the morning.

Letters: Brexit's done so it's time to rant about something else

Meet the candidates standing in Mannington and Western

LOCAL ELECTIONS Clockwise from top left: Suresh Gattapur (Conservative), Kevin Small (Labour), Deborah Fine (Independent), Deborah King (Liberal Democrat) and Nicky Iddon (Green) are standing alongside Ian Baxter (The For Britain Movement) in Mannington and Western Traffic is an issue all over Swindon – but in few places does it provoke such passion as in Mannington and Western and, in particular, Rodbourne.  The area includes the popular Designer Outlet – but the retail venue's success has come with a heavy price. Queues of cars trying to get into the centre at weekends, particularly during busy shopping times like November and December and for special events, cause very long tailbacks. Many neighbours describe how they have felt trapped in their own homes, or say they have had to restrict their activities to avoid trying to drive to or from their property on certain days. 

Meet the candidates standing in Mannington and Western

Rare photos from Operation Barbarossa reveal the horrors faced by Hitler's troops

Four winters in HELL: Rare photos from Operation Barbarossa reveal the horrors faced by Hitler's troops who were sent to take Moscow... with little thought for the Siberian cold that awaited them Pictures feature in Images of War: The Nazis' winter warfare on the Eastern Front, 1941-1945, by Ian Baxter They show the plight of German troops unaccustomed and ill-equipped for the fierce weather conditions Operation Barbarossa began in June 1941 and ultimately ended with Soviet troops' offensive on Berlin 

OakNorth Bank: Lender trails new housing developments in Blackburn and Burnley

Housing: Building has been underway in Garstang with potential new developments on the horizon in Blackburn and Burnley A NORTH West lender has revealed plans to fund potential new housing developments across East Lancashire. OakNorth Bank, which has lent to a range of house builders across the region, hopes to build on its recent success financing a new set of homes in Garstang with fresh developments in Blackburn and Burnley. For senior debt finance director Chris Swarbrick, this is a sign of how the company has made the most of the challenges posed by the pandemic, with bigger high street banks pulling away from the market making space for firms like OakNorth.