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From May 17, residents can go into heritage sites once more after they were closed during lockdown. The Cathedral has put a number of safety measures into place to ensure it adheres to the latest government guidance, including one-way systems, enhanced cleaning regimes, hand sanitising stations and visitors will be required to wear a face covering in indoor areas, unless exempt. Dean of Worcester, Peter Atkinson, said: “We are absolutely delighted to be able to safely welcome visitors back to the Cathedral from Monday next week. “I am extremely proud that the Cathedral’s staff a...

From TV careers to drug addiction — where the sexy stars of adverts and posters are now Kate Jackson Updated: May 7 2021, 1:11 ET Kate Jackson THEY are the hunks and hotties who have set pulses racing on adverts and posters. Perhaps none more so than Levi’s stud Nick Kamen, who died aged 59 this week after a long battle with cancer. 13 Levi’s stud Nick Kamen died aged 59 this week after a long battle with cancerCredit: Universal News & Sport For some, it was their launchpad to roles in TV and films. For others it saw a descent into drugs and addiction. Kate Jackson takes a raunchy step...

10 YEARS AGO A&E CRISIS: The future of Hexham General Hospital’s emergency care department was thrown into question after it was closed to ambulance admissions three days in one week. Although health chiefs said otherwise, many were certain the A&E department would close. LEISURE PLANS: The Homes and Communities Agency revealed plans for leisure, including a hotel and new sports facilities, at land near the mental health hospital in Prudhoe, on 190 hectares it owned in the area. SAFETY MESSAGE: A scheme targeting motorcyclists was rolled out across Tynedale in response to the high n...

Forget super league... Albion puts its fans first By Letters to The Argus Something you want to say? Send us your views on the week's news Football is not a product to be bought and sold WELL done to the Albion's Tony Bloom and Paul Barber for roundly condemning the "dirty dozen" football clubs who are planning to set up a super league of their own and thank you to the Argus for giving this story the prominence it deserves. This type of corporate greed cannot be allowed to win the day and it was great to see a...

ARMED forces veterans in Malvern turned out for a memorial ceremony for Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh this weekend. Held at Great Malvern Priory, a service led by Rod Corke paid tribute to the Duke, who died earlier this month aged 99. Prince Philip served in the Royal Navy during the Second World War, seeing extensive action around the world. Cllr Martin Allen, a Navy veteran himself, said: “Peter Storry ,who runs the Veterans Breakfast Club for the Malvern Hills District was the driving force behind this service. “Peter was joined by fellow veterans who wanted to say go...