Glasgow Live | Glasgow’s happiest dogs looking for new homes Glasgow Live “Anyone who watches our ‘Happiest Dogs of Glasgow‘ video will find their mood improves immediately as it is very hard not to smile at all the friendly canine faces that pop up. All the dogs featured in the montage are current residents at the rehoming … |
Leicester Mercury | Councillors urge Leicester mayor to use unspent cash to help city’s poorest families Leicester Mercury Labour councillors want Leicester mayor Sir Peter Soulsby to divert cash from his economic action plan to prevent the need to increase council tax bills for thousands of the poorest households. The city council announced this week it is to look again … |
Bradford Telegraph and Argus | Four Bradford men jailed over drugs conspiracy Bradford Telegraph and Argus FOUR Bradford men have been jailed for a total of more than 15 years for their roles in a conspiracy to supply class A drugs to users on the city’s streets. Aqib Javed, 24, of Cecil Avenue, Great Horton, was jailed for four years and six months. Khalid … and more » |
ChronicleLive | West Brom not out the running for England striker Jermain Defoe as Bournemouth switch stalls over personal demands The Sun But the Birmingham Mail reports that his move to the south coast has hit an obstacle over the player’s demands. On top of the 34-year-old’s wages, Defoe also wants a £8million signing on fee and Bournemouth have baulked at the move despite the England … Jermain Defoe’s move from Sunderland to Bournemouth reported to …ChronicleLive Bournemouth to complete Jermain Defoe signing on Saturday …Daily Mail Jermain Defoe move to Bournemouth could be finalised this weekendSkySports Bournemouth Echo –HITC –ClubCall all 23 news articles » |
Plymouth Herald | This is the latest on the council’s inquiry into Plymouth’s election scandal Plymouth Herald Anyone who was unable to vote in the General Election has until 5pm on Friday to submit their evidence to an independent inquiry. A string of problems in Plymouth, including lost postal votes and people turned away from polling stations, prompted the … |
Aberdeen Evening Express | Aberdeen pupils hope to make starting grid at Formula 1 contest Malaysia Aberdeen Evening Express Five Aberdeen Grammar School pupils have already been crowned as Scotland’s best in the Formula 1 in Schools competition. But members of team VOLCAN must now raise £18,000 if they are to go further and compete at the world finals in Kuala Lumpur in … |
Aberdeen Evening Express | ‘Benefit the children get from Aberdeen charity’s service is invaluable’ Aberdeen Evening Express Now we work with schools across Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire a lot more. “If people could see the benefit that children get from our one-to-one befriending service they would see how invaluable the work is. “Children come to us and have low confidence … |
Aberdeen Evening Express | Aberdeen curling stone adds touch of glass to Buckingham Palace royal gifts exhibition Aberdeen Evening Express Exhibition curator Sally Goodsir, assistant curator of decorative arts, Royal Collection Trust, said: “Her Majesty opened Aberdeen Curling Rink in October 1983, and to mark the occasion was presented with a glass curling stone which will go on public … |
The Guardian | Andy Serkis directorial debut Breathe to open 61st London film festival The Guardian Breathe, the directorial debut of Andy Serkis, has been selected as the opening film of this year’s BFI London film festival. Starring Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, Breathe is based on the true story of Robin Cavendish, who was diagnosed with polio … Andy Serkis’ ‘Breathe’ to Open London Film FestivalVariety Andy Serkis’ ‘Breathe’ To Open London Film Festival With Andrew Garfield, Claire FoyDeadline Andy Serkis’ Directorial Debut ‘Breathe’ to Open London Film FestHollywood Reporter all 12 news articles » |
Liverpool Echo | When is the Liverpool Pride festival in 2017? Liverpool Echo And all the fun is happening in the St George’s Quarter of the city for the second successive year. The headline act at the event will be Liverpool’s Atomic Kitten, who stepped in when former bill-topper Marc Almond could not attend due to conflicting … |