An elderly man has been left ‘gutted’ after his family’s war medals and jewellery were stolen in a burglary at his home in Nailsea. Avon and Somerset Constabulary is now appealing to members of the public for information following the break-in which has left Roy Bowden with nothing left. The …
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Image copyright UK Parliament Veterans of the tumult of the 2017-19 Parliament are finding it a little hard to adjust to the relative serenity of the House of Commons elected in December. For a start, there is a government able to get its agenda through, without having to offer side …
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Zing Flowers Who doesn’t like to receive flowers? For a last-minute go-to gift, a beautiful bunch rarely disappoints. Whether your friend is getting married, it’s your mum’s birthday or you need to cheer up a pal who’s endured a recent run of bad luck, a colourful bouquet will always earn …
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The Couriers and Messengers Market report is a compilation of first-hand information, qualitative and quantitative assessment by industry analysts, inputs from industry experts and industry participants across the value chain. The report provides in-depth analysis of parent market trends, macro-economic indicators and governing factors along with market attractiveness as per …
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Scotland’s national bard features in more than 470 road names across the UK, new research has found. Glasgow has the highest concentration of streets named after Robert Burns with 72 featuring his name, according to Royal Mail analysis released on the eve of Burns Night. The town of Ayr, near …
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An interesting story contained in an aging newspaper cutting from the Daily Gleaner of 4 Oct. 1945 has been given to us. This story first appeared in the 27 April 1966 edition of the Caymanian Weekly. It concerns the story of the sinking of the SS Culebra by a U-boat …
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A BARROW health centre received a royal visit yesterday. Princess Anne, who is royal patron of the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA), met and spoke with motor neurone disease (MND) patients at the Living Well centre on Duke Street. She was also greeted by a number of local dignitaries and …
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Prince Charles avoided shaking hands with Mike Pence, the U.S. vice president. at an Auschwitz memorial event in Jerusalem Thursday – but then smiled as he greeted Vladimir Putin. A video clip of the Prince of Wales greeting officials in Israel shows him walking along the front row of seats, shaking hands with …
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RHOS-ON-SEA residents are being urged to on the look out after an attempted scam in the area. A suspicious man has been reported to North Wales Police claiming to be from the Royal Mail. In a Tweet, a spokesperson for police said: “When asked for ID he ran away. Anyone …
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Raising a glass of Chinese brand, bottled Jersey milk to the camera, the Queen’s grandson Peter Phillips claims: ‘This is what I drink.’ Is it really? Come off it, Pete, mate. This is what you drink when an advertising agency pays you to do so. We all know it and …
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