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East Morton Golf Club has lodged an application to sell alcohol AN APPLICATION to sell alcohol at a local golf club has been lodged with Bradford Council. Frederick William Heaton has asked for permission to sell alcohol on and off the premises of East Morton Golf Club in Carr Lane, Keighley, between 10am and 10pm. Anyone who wishes to comment on the application, which is made under the Licensing Act 2003, should write to Licensing Team, 3rd Floor, Argus Chambers, Bradford BD1 1HX. An application has also been made to change an existing licence to allow an extra two goods vehicles and...

Maya de Souza, environment campaigner Published: 8:45 AM April 3, 2021    Murphy's Yard, a major development site part of the planning document. Picture: Camden Council - Credit: Archant Opportunities come up infrequently in London to develop exemplar developments to meet community goals around people and planet. Now, the Murphy’s Yard site hidden away between Highgate Road and Gospel Oak presents just this opportunity.  Murphy’s recently released plans are positive in some ways: mixed-use development for example. But I remain underwhelmed. This is not the exemplar aligned with the hi...

Darren Dixon admitted importing and converting lethal weapons. - Credit: NCA A Kentish Town man faces eight years behind bars after admitting importing guns, grenades and zombie knives to sell on to London criminals. Darren Dixon, 32, of Highgate Road, was arrested in October 2019 when police and the National Crime Agency (NCA) raided his home to find 26 firearms - along with explosives, gunpowder, live ammunition and zombie knives.  A sawn-off shotgun was also found in the bedroom of his three-year-old daughter.  A handgun and ammunition recovered from Darren Dixon's Kentish Town home. - C...

Detectives continue to investigate a fatal stabbing in Kentish Town. - Credit: Met Police The man who died in a stabbing in Kentish Town on Monday night has been named as Jack Ampadu.  The 37-year-old was found with stab injuries in Highgate Road, Kentish Town, at around 7.40pm on February 15.  On Thursday, Dwayne Stewart-Akers, also 37, of Highgate Road, was charged with murder.  He appeared at Highbury Magistrates’ Court and will next appear in custody at the Old Bailey on Monday, February 22. Mr Ampadu's next of kin have been informed and are being supported by officers.

Police were called to Highgate Road in Camden just before 7.40pm on Monday following reports of a stabbing.