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Nine new apartments in a building named after a councillor have been completed and handed over to a housing association.

Good fan fiction can be some of the most rewarding reading. Most people have read something that can be called fanfic, whether it’s Virgil’s “Aeneid,” based on Homer, or “Paradise Lost,” based on the Bible, or a more modern title, such as John Gardner’s “Grendel” or “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” by Seth Grahame-Smith.  Since their books have been wildly popular and critically acclaimed for nearly 200 years, and since they left such a small body of work, the Brontës’ novels often inspire fan fiction, some of it great literature in its own right. Probably the best ...

Advertisement A couple embroiled in a bitter two-year battle over planning breaches by their 'noisy neighbour' have launched a bid to get the Government to review the retrospective planning process. Mike Tattum and his partner Jane Bell have endured a nightmare battle with their local council over numerous planning breaches by their 'noisy neighbour' Connect Scaffolding. The ongoing dispute, first highlighted by MailOnline last year, saw their luxury home worth £1.5million at Hadham Park House in the Hertfordshire countryside blighted by 20ft tall black fencing, portacabins, floodlights and ...

First photo from Buffering Comedians Jessie Cave, Paul G Raymond, Rosa Robson and Janine Harouni have joined the cast of Iain Stirling’s semi-autobiographical new sitcom, Buffering. ITV2 have today confirmed the comedy, loosely based on Stirling’s work as a children’s TV presenter, which Chortle first revealed in November 2019. The broadcaster has also released the first photo from the show, above, in which Stirling’s character, also called Iain, is in a complicated relationship with a TV producer, played by Elena Saurel. Cave, Raymond, Robson and  Harouni play his flatmates. The c...

TRIBUTES have been paid to former mayor and leader of South Ribble Borough Council who has died of cancer. Tony Kelly, who was 85, was first elected to represent the the Lowerhouse ward in Leyland ward in 1974. This would mark the beginning of a distinguished 41 year career in local politics with Councillor Kelly going on to serve as Mayor of South Ribble from 1986 to 1987 and as Leader of the Council from 1995 to 1998. Councillor Paul Foster, the council's current leader, said: “Tony Kelly was an incredible man who actually joined the council in the year of its inception: 1974. �...