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THE head teacher of a school told it has to improve says it is getting better. Seven Fields Primary in Penhill was rated as requiring improvement for the quality of its education following an inspection by Ofsted. But head Damian Booth said: “We feel we are a good school that is on a journey to becoming an even better one. “We are confident that the people whose opinion matters most – the children, the parents and the local community – can see this. “We cannot control the rating we are awarded on any given day – all we can do is continue to work tirelessly to make this a...

Share Her dark brown tresses were slicked back and barely visible in some of her other outfits, including one made entirely out of black black bow ties.  As she stood under a 'gas food lodging' sign in the middle of a desert, the model looked off into the distance toward the mountains.    Unique:  Her dark brown tresses were slicked back and barely visible in some of her other outfits, including one made entirely out of black black bow ties Posing: As she stood under a 'gas food lodging' sign in the middle of a desert, the model looked off into the distance toward the mountains

Andrew Price/View Finder Pictures During World War II, as part of the ML Flotilla, the ship served as a navigation leader in Operation Neptune, the pivotal seaborne invasion of northern France known as D-Day. It was repurposed as a fast dispatch boat after the war, before being transferred to the UK's customs agency. By the 1970s, L1392 had been transformed into a charter vessel and renamed Sarinda. After going through several reinventions, including being converted to a luxury motor yacht, it was decommissioned in 2013. Gemma and Simon, who run a business building camper vans together, kne...

Gemma and Simon Robins spent seven weeks converting a 2020 Fiat Ducato into a hi-tech campervan. Simon, 41, built an electric hydraulic scissor lift to provide access to the bed in the pop top roof. The couple, from Wrexham, have tested the luxury vehicle by staying overnight with their two children, Mason, nine, and 12-year-old Emilia. Besides the full shower room, toilet, four traveling seats, two double beds, fridge, oven, sink and three-burner hob as well as space to transport a motorbike. They are now selling the solar-powered four-berth van for £60,000.  Gemma Robins, 34, and husband ...

North Wales couple spent £50k repairing rotting WWII boat they bought on eBay The pair, who are camper van renovation specialists have taken on the 72ft, 59-tonne challenge Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now There are always big stories on WalesOnline - don't miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow me...