Volunteers wanted to help plant 5,500 bluebells in Newport park
Volunteers are being sought to come and help plant 5,500 bluebells in a town centre park.
News|Feb 20
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‘Comedy-on-prescription’ trials under way in bid to improve mental health
Grant funding has been secured for the social prescribing scheme in the Westminster area of London.
UK News|Feb 20
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There’s magic here – Lewis Hamilton says Ferrari have title-winning ingredients
Hamilton is chasing a record eighth drivers’ title.
UK & international sports|Feb 19
UK & international sports
UK & international sports
No pressure on Fin Smith to outdo Finn Russell in Calcutta Cup – Ollie Lawrence
An intriguing subplot to Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations showdown is the battle at number 10.
UK & international sports|Feb 19
UK & international sports
UK & international sports
Loch Lomond resort developers accused of using ‘disinformation’ in appeal bid
Scottish Green MSP Ross Greer said Lomond Banks is ‘trying to shift the goalposts’ to garner support.
UK News|Feb 19
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New hi-tech police speed camera vans can spot drunk and drug drivers from a mile away in the West Midlands
West Midlands Police has unveiled new hi-tech speed camera vans that can detect drunk and drug drivers from up to one mile away.
Science & Technology|Feb 19
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BP investors demand vote on any plans to scrap climate goals
The oil giant is expected to go back on a promise to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050 at a strategy meeting next week.
UK News|Feb 19
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Jofra Archer set to face Australia in England’s Champions Trophy opener
Archer missed the final two ODIs against India due to a cut on his right hand.
UK & international sports|Feb 19
UK & international sports
UK & international sports
Group of Thames Water creditors lose alternative restructuring plan bid
The utility – England’s biggest water company – had a restructuring scheme involving up to £3 billion in loans sanctioned on Tuesday.
UK News|Feb 19
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HSBC reveals plans to cut jobs amid bid to slash costs by £1.2bn
The banking group said it will reduce its global staff costs by around 8% under the overhaul.
UK News|Feb 19
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Underground delights at Kingswinford Ladies Luncheon Club
At the February meeting Chairman Ann Rogers welcomed 26 ladies, especially two new members Pat Morgan and Lynette Mand, for a three-course lunch, the AGM and to hear speaker Mr Keith Edwards’ illustrated talk entitled “Underground Delights”.
Your World|Feb 19
Kingswinford
Your World
Rounded blades ‘safer alternative’ to pointed kitchen knives, research suggests
The preliminary findings comes as round-edged kitchen knives are being advocated as an alternative to pointed blades to help tackle knife crime.
UK News|Feb 19
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UK inflation jumps to 10-month high of 3%
Plane fares, rising food costs and a sharp jump in private school fees helped push inflation higher.
UK News|Feb 19
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West Brom promotion hero set for possible return to Europe
A former West Brom fan favourite who guided the club to promotion could be set for a return to football in Europe.
Sport|Feb 18
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Private school fees and plane fares to drive increase in inflation
The rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation is expected to have come in at 2.8%, according to a consensus of analysts.
UK News|Feb 18
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Elon Musk’s xAI unveils Grok 3 model to take on ChatGPT and Google Gemini
The billionaire businessman said the new model is the ‘smartest AI on Earth’.
UK News|Feb 18
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Thames Water to discover if restructuring plan has been approved on Tuesday
The High Court heard several days of arguments over whether the plan should be approved earlier in February.
UK News|Feb 17
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Wolves Fans' Verdict v Liverpool: Positives to take despite defeat
Our Wolves fans have their say on the defeat to Liverpool.
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Sport|Feb 17
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Wolves
Fight on to save Dudley youth centre from closure as young people use music to make their point
Parents and young people in Dudley are making their point with music in a bid to save their beloved youth centre.
Politics|Feb 17
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V&A Dundee’s £2.6 million investment from UK Government confirmed
The museum opened in 2018 and has boosted tourism with 1.35 million visitors to Dundee in 2023.
UK News|Feb 17
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