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Having been teased with the first hints of spring sunshine, many of us are now counting down the days until we can have a pint in a beer garden. According to the government's roadmap out of lockdown, Monday is set to be the date that pubs and restaurants can re-open to serve food and drink to customers outside. But you will not be able to go up to the bar, as table service will be mandatory and all social distancing guidelines will still be in place. April 12 marks the first in a series of dates that the Government have set out to ease us out of lockdown.

Having been teased with the first hints of spring sunshine, many of us are now counting down the days until we can have a pint in a beer garden. According to the government's roadmap out of lockdown, Monday is set to be the date that pubs and restaurants can re-open to serve food and drink to customers outside. But you will not be able to go up to the bar, as table service will be mandatory and all social distancing guidelines will still be in place. April 12 marks the first in a series of dates that the Government have set out to ease us out of lockdown.

Lake Bala In whitewater destinations such as Slovenia, they pray to the weather gods for sufficient meltwater for rapids. In Lake Bala, mid-Wales, they cheat. A dam release on the Tryweryn river guarantees grade 3-4 rapids for every visitor to the National White Water Centre. It may sound hairy-chested, but it’s great family fun: either two hours’ guided rough ’n’ tumble or a rafting safari – a bobble down the lower Tryweryn, a swirl through ancient woodland, then bara brith and a cuppa in handsome Bala town. If that makes Lake Bala sound a throwback to traditional jolly hols, well,...

'Awaiting recovery, on way to hospital' Fire crews find note on windscreen as car overturns and crashes Jackson Heights Road EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a crash last night to see a note telling them that someone had gone to hospital. Officials from Blackburn Fire Station were joined by ambulance crews and the police on Jackson Heights Road, Belthorn last night. Alan Jones, watch manager from Blackburn said: "We were called to the incident at around 9pm last night near the Grey Mare pub. "It was a Nissan Micra that had crashed into the stone wall and also overturned. We ...

EMERGENCY services attended the scene of a crash last night to see a note telling them that someone had gone to hospital.