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The online paedophiles every parent should know about As disturbing sexual offences surge on lockdown, the M.E.N. looks at the paedophiles who have appeared in Greater Manchester courts in recent months Updated Online sex crimes against children have surged in the pandemic. Home Office data has revealed that there were 17,699 online child sex offences recorded by police in England and Wales between April and September last year, the months after the first lockdown. That represents a 17 per cent increase from 15,183 during the same period in 2019. While the most recent offences pass through ...

Works start on £2.6m project to revive Loughborough town centre Footpaths will be widened and a new events area will be created as part of the project How the Bedford Square Gateway Project, in Loughborough, will look when finished Never miss another Leicestershire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ...

FUNDED: £100,000 sees various additions to Cartmel community HERE are the latest events and announcements from our Community News correspondent for Cartmel Ewen Cameron. Covid-19 vaccinations for Cartmel Surgery patients continue at the Grange Health Centre staffed by all the local surgeries.  Vaccine supplies are also due to be issued to individual surgeries and housebound patients will be booked when delivery details are confirmed.  Patients are being offered appointments for vaccinations by texts and phone calls from Cartmel Surgery and by NHS letters.  They should note th...

  British businesses ravaged by the pandemic skipped more than £4 billion in rent last year. With the bill coming due, a battle over sharing the pain is heating up. Landlords, acknowledging the damage wrought by almost a year of enforced closures and depleted foot traffic, are demanding lenders bear some burden as about one-fifth of commercial rent is behind. Regulators are urging banks to avoid taking a hard line. Retailers and restaurateurs, hammered by the deepest recession in three centuries, say the pile of debt isn’t their fault. While the debate about who ultimately pays for l...

The Best of Travel: How L'Enclume transformed a Cumbrian town Throughout January we’re remembering better times and sunnier climes by reposting some of our favourite travel stories from the last decade. In this instalment, our Life&Style editor Steve Dinneen makes a culinary pilgrimage to Cartmel to dine at L’Enclume. ••• The village of Cartmel lies just beyond the boundaries of the Lake District. It’s quietly beautiful, with squat stone buildings, rows of shops selling postcards and tourist knick-knacks, and a 12th century priory that dominates the town square. Y...