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UH senior forward Fabian White Jr. during his home debut for Houston on Feb. 21 against Cincinnati at Fertitta Center. | Andy Yanez/The Cougar When forward Fabian White Jr. walked off the court of the Fertitta Center on March 8, 2020, his confidence was at an all-time high. He had tallied 18 points and 14 rebounds against one of the premier players in the American Athletic Conference, forward Precious Achiuwa, and he was thrilled to see what the conference and NCAA Tournaments had in store for both him and That excitement, however, never got to see a payoff. Just four days later, the corona...

A NEW safety crossing could be added to a busy road where a woman suffered potentially life-changing injuries after being hit by a car. Highworth Town Council unanimously agreed to ask the borough to immediately consider setting up a way for people to cross a difficult section of St Michael’s Avenue without worrying about cars speeding round the corner. The 30mph horseshoe-shaped road provides access to several streets and residential estates in the town and is regularly used and crossed by children and families going to school or elderly neighbours popping to the shops, GP surgery or...

NCR's bid for Cardtronics could have ripple effects.

Parking in Wood Street Members of Swindon Borough Council’s planning committee will meet tonight to consider three items. Planning officers have brought back a report on the borough’s parking standards – guidelines on how many parking spaces should be provided for new developments or conversions. When it was first considered in May, councillors asked for it to be looked at again. The key issues surrounded whether Old Town should be part of the central area where no parking is needed, and whether conversions of houses to HMOs should be made to include parking spaces. The new poli...

While the coronavirus pandemic may have meant being cooped up at home, that hasn’t always been the case for criminals of Worcestershire. These are some of the people who were thrown before the courts for spitting at police officers in 2020. COURT: Paul Biddle. Picture: West Mercia Police Paul Biddle Biddle, a father of three, who spat at police officers and told them he hoped they would die of coronavirus was jailed. Biddle put his head in his hands as he learned his fate during the Worcester Crown Court sentencing for four counts of assaulting emergency workers, and for assault occ...