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Group of travellers have parked vehicles and motorhomes on Long Walk outside the gates of Windsor Castle They are blocking the 2.6mile track which connects Windsor Castle with Snow Hill in the Windsor Great Park It comes after group were seen at the  picturesque Kew Green in Richmond after arriving on Thursday evening  Richmond Council taking legal action but has warned this may take a while and result in delay in moving them Green is just an eight-minute walk from Kew Gardens and is surrounded by properties worth average of £2m

STUDENTS at a primary school who have been working to preserve historic air raid shelters in Halstead have been commended by the town’s mayor.

There’s a bumpy road ahead for recovering Montana Ave merchants May. 13, 2021 at 6:00 am Closed: Montana Ave. has lost about 40 stores during the pandemic. Clara Harter The uphill battle Montana Avenue merchants face towards economic recovery may prove as steep as the street itself. This ominous prospect would not appear obvious to weekend visitors who find the commercial strip buzzing with shoppers and diners. Between rising vaccination rates, spring break, and Mothers Day, foot traffic trends over the past few weeks have indeed been promising. But if visitors peer past the crowds, they wi...

Though Emma Walker admitted the idea came from the US marketing team, it's most definitely not a whisky for women. Never mind that the stylish walking-man logo is now a sharp-dressed woman. Or that I don't see the name of a master blender on other Johnnie Walker whiskies. And there's nothing about these tasting notes on the box that signify an outreach to women: "Fresh orchard fruit, hints of sweet cream and a dark chocolate finish." (Wait, is this really Scotch, or is it Bailey's Irish Cream?) And that's good, because according to women in my Twitter feed, women don't want a whisky for wome...

The Scottish painter Joan Eardley (1921–63) first visited the small Aberdeenshire fishing village of Catterline in 1950, shortly after graduating from art school; for the rest of her life, she divided her time between Glasgow and the North East. She was entranced both by the village and by the ‘vast seas, vast areas of cliff’ beyond it, which she depicted in her vivid, gestural landscapes – completed outdoors in habitually inclement conditions. This display at the recently reopened National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh (from 16 May) includes nine oil paintings and 13 works on pa...