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The spectacular views from near my seat Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! 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 meSee ourprivacy notice If you have visited Ware, or are familiar with the town, you'd know the restaurants and pubs are top-quality. There are so many to choose from but if you are looking to enjoy your lunch or ...

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Published: 12:18 PM April 5, 2021    Updated: 1:01 PM April 5, 2021 Artist's impression of the proposed Cathedral Green development at the former Westmill Foods site in Ely. - Credit: Supplied by Godwin Developments A developer has submitted plans for Ely’s first ever build-to-rent scheme – where all 116 homes will be available only to rent. The scheme - which will also include a commercial building - will be located at the former Westmill Foods site in Angel Drove and is being called Cathedral Green. Proposals from Godwin Developments include 57 two- and three- bedroom homes with t...

Moor to my liking … the author enjoys the undulating vastness of Dartmoor. Photograph: Chris Moss Moor to my liking … the author enjoys the undulating vastness of Dartmoor. Photograph: Chris Moss It took our writer seven years to grasp the subtle drama of south Devon’s national park. As he prepares to leave the area, he shares some local knowledge and his favourite spots Sat 3 Apr 2021 06.00 EDT William Crossing wrote more than 15 books about Dartmoor, with titles including Amid Devonia’s Alps, The Land of Stream and Tor, and Tales of the Dartmoor Pixies. Needless to say, he adored th...

These lucky early 20th century boys sported real shoe skates.(Photo courtesy of Peter Betz) There have always been three basic forms of ice skating, speed skating, figure skating and just plain fun skating, which latter class probably describes most of us. Us? Yes, I too was once a victim of those truly ‘cheap’ skates, the kind that fit flat (almost) under your regular shoes after buckling them on as tight as you could. Very few children in our old times had real shoe skates, because most parents refused to sink money into special shoes that would be useless after only two winter months, ...