Louis Tomlinson announces new, ‘less soppy’ track
Back To You is described as a romantic and modern love song.
Showbiz|Jun 30, 2017
Showbiz
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Anti-crime street lights very silly
I am writing about Ellesmere's anti-crime street lights. Ellesmere's Cross Street car park anti-crime street lights are very silly indeed, because Ellesmere Town Council has planted trees next to the street lights.
Opinions|Sep 18, 2007
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Opinions
Inflation falls to three per cent
Inflation fell back sharply in February as prices rose by less than a year ago, official figures showed today.
Business|Mar 23, 2010
Business
Less than 1 in 5 drivers have returned to pre-pandemic driving habits
Some 21 per cent of people say they now walk more than using their car.
Motors|Nov 1, 2021
Motors
West Bromwich road closed one-way for water works until Christmas
A £450,000 project to replace water mains near West Bromwich town centre will see a road closed one-way until just before Christmas.
Transport|Aug 6, 2019
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European Commission opens investigation into Jaguar Land Rover’s €125 million Slovakia car plant grant
Investigators want to find out if the subsidy proposed by Slovakian government adheres to strict guidelines
Motors|May 25, 2017
Motors
European Commission opens investigation into Jaguar Land Rover’s €125 million Slovakia car plant grant
Investigators want to find out if the subsidy proposed by Slovakian government adheres to strict guidelines
Motors|May 25, 2017
Motors
Sleeping around actually slows down the evolution of new species, study finds
Bird species which were bred with several different partners were found to be less diverse genetically than those which were monogamous.
Science & Technology|Apr 11, 2017
Science & Technology
999 calls drop during coronavirus lockdown
Emergency calls to police fell in the West Midlands in the first week of the coronavirus lockdown.
Health|Mar 30, 2020
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Water firm spends £3m on leaks
Millions of pounds is being ploughed into upgrading pipework in a campaign by water giant Severn Trent to cut the number of leaks in Wellington.
News|Feb 26, 2007
News
Personality has more impact on satisfaction than circumstances, study suggests
Researchers spoke to 20,000 people and those close to them to assess their level of general happiness with life.
UK News|Jul 14
UK News
Less than 1 in 5 drivers have returned to pre-pandemic driving habits
Some 21 per cent of people say they now walk more than using their car.
Motors|Nov 1, 2021
Motors
Short prison sentences should be last resort, says Justice Secretary
Justice Secretary David Gauke said re-offending rates were lower among criminals given a community sentence rather than a short prison term.
Politics|May 26, 2018
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Letter: The thin blue line is getting ever thinner
I have watched with some concern as the police presence in my area of north Shropshire has been subject to a slow dismantling based not on operational needs but rather due to cost.
Readers' letters|Jan 18, 2016
Readers' letters
Letter: We need to face up to the truth and provide for nation's future
The country seems to be refusing to face up to the truth that the future will not provide paid work for everybody.
Readers' letters|Sep 16, 2013
Readers' letters