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The stolen van that was found on Devon Street in Farnworth A WHITE van which was reported stolen has been found in Farnworth. Police said they discovered the vehicle on Devon Street after it has been taken from Stoneclough in December. And the owner has been reunited with the van. The stolen van that was found on Devon Street in Farnworth A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: "Outstanding stolen van found on Devon Street, Farnworth, stolen in December from Stoneclough. "Owner was contacted and recovered the van." If you have any information about the incident contact pol...

Dan Whelan The 317-bed student accommodation scheme on Liverpool’s Devon Street, which was owned by a special purpose vehicle of the same name, has fallen into administration and consultancy Colliers International has been hired to value the property for sale.  The One Islington Plaza SPV owes a creditor, Lender Route Finance, £4.3m, according to a report from the joint administrators Simon Campbell and Paul Zalkin from Quantuma Advisory. But a sale of the site is only estimated to realise between £1.2m and £2.2m and therefore is unlikely to repay the debt in full, the report said.  In...

NSW Police have commended the behaviour of those who joined in Australia Day events and gatherings across Sydney and regional areas, despite some...

ANDY JACKSON/Stuff NPDC are expeting to finalise the City Centre Strategy later this year, David Langford says. “If the council had actually been talking to retailers on the main street I think it would have been a good start.” The NPDC says it is developing a City Centre Strategy, which will be in place for the next 30 years. Group manager planning and infrastructure David Langford says council has been consulting with building and business owners, retailers, developers, iwi and hapū, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Business and Retail Association. Consultation suggests people wa...

Article content A man charged by Stratford police following a knifepoint robbery at an ATM in Stratford’s east end is expected to enter a guilty plea in Superior Court this spring. Joseph Bonneau’s lawyer, Amy Robern, and Crown lawyer Elizabeth Wilson conducted a judicial pre-trial with Superior Court Justice Marc Garson Tuesday afternoon. Before the confidential court proceedings began – a process that allows both sides to determine whether they have enough evidence for trial – Robern said she doesn’t expect the matter to go to trial and would discuss a potential resolution with Wi...