The partnership was formally launched at The Big House Multibank hub in Lochgelly, Fife, where former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown, honorary president of The Multibank, joined Centrica Chief ...

Two people have denied charges linked to allegations of child abuse at a former children's centre in Monmouthshire. Lisa ...

New Castle City Council approved two new developments in the city during a Tuesday special meeting. Council voted 4-0 to approve the conditional use request of Seattle-based Adage Dance Academy to ...

A controversial proposal to expand a data center campus operated by Ark Data Centres in Wiltshire, UK, has been given ...

Members of Knowsley Council have been left 'totally shocked' and 'furious' by the site (pictured) situated just off the M57 ...

Five of Cornwall's six MPs voted in favour of a change to the previous Government's Legacy Act concerning prosecutions for Troubles-era crimes ...

Government’s remedial order would give judges the power to revive Troubles-related civil actions UK politics live – latest updates British military veteran groups have condemned a government attempt ...

Separately, the Labour government is in the process of repealing the previous legacy act and replacing it with new legislation, which is currently going through Parliament MPs have voted to remove a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NORFOLK — The city will clamp down on repeat permit applications for some applicants whose attempts were previously denied. City ...

NORFOLK — The city will clamp down on repeat permit applications for some applicants whose attempts were previously denied. City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to prohibit the reapplication of ...

ELYRIA, Ohio — Elyria City Council on Monday unanimously approved a conditional use permit allowing a 122-unit multifamily housing development on West River Road North. The ordinance was passed on its ...

Debates over Alaa Abd el-Fattah and others such as Shamima Begum feed hard-right myths about Britishness, writes Nick Moss. Plus, letters by Sally March and Dr Richard Carter Good as it is to know ...