The plans for London Road had the aim of encouraging more people to take up cycling and walking.

The land is located adjacent to two of Northampton Saints' existing training pitches.

Lucy Rigby says the soldier's story "resonates with people in Northampton and far beyond".

Liverpool have taken early control of the Premier League title race, but Alexis Mac Allister says he didn't think they would be contenders at the start of the season.

Premier League referee David Coote is suspended with immediate effect by refereeing body PGMOL.

Liverpool City Region Combined Authority could invest £585,000 in the Salt & Tar venue in Bootle.

Council leader Liam Robinson says that "detailed work" is underway to mitigate the budget deficit.

A story about runaway raccoon sisters was among our most read in the south this week.

A quiet and less formal ceremony is held for neurodivergent students at Sheffield Hallam University.

A man reportedly sprayed others with a liquid, believed to have been a strong alkali, Kent Police says.

Gallant grey Al Dancer lands the Badger Cheer Chase at Wincanton, while trainer Paul Nicholls has five winners.

She’s one of 22 female drivers taking part in a Formula E test event in Valencia.

About 700 patients have been identified as being at risk of developing serious liver problems.

Work is under way to try and reduce traffic through the centre of St Ives, in Cornwall.

An inquest into patients linked to Ian Paterson is told the disgraced surgeon was seen as difficult.

The band will perform at the castle on 25 July, the day before Olly Murs.

Ruben Amorim says he is ready to face the challenge of the "difficult" job ahead at Manchester United.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland is unsure if returning fly-half Gareth Anscombe could make it through to the 2027 World Cup.

Former World, European and Commonwealth Games 400m hurdles champion Dai Greene becomes Loughborough University's head of sprints and hurdles.

Police say no life-changing injuries were reported in the incident.

The pair started campaigning after Joanna Simpson was killed by her husband in Ascot in 2010.

Indigenous Australians says the book is damaging and stereotypes first nation people.

We chat to Gavin Adams and Desmonda Cathabel AKA Aladdin and Jasmine.

A heavy metal fan says Gig Buddies Bedford has "given him back a huge amount of freedom".

Awareness sessions are being held alongside the installation of 130 bleed control kits.

A £12m cash boost from the council has seen newly refurbished homes make Maryport more desirable.

A swan ends up trapped in netting before falling to the floor after smashing through a skylight.

Daughters Gill and Kay talk about the struggles faced by their mum Gwen Watton.

Her first application for a Public Service Drivers Licence was refused because she was a woman.

Kenilworth woman's campaign to give people the best chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.

A Rugby school's lack of parking restrictions outside gates is a hazard for pupils.

Parts of Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Walsall and Solihull feature in an annual hotspot list.

Norwich City captain Kenny McLean will miss an additional game following his recent sending off against Middlesbrough for bad language towards a match official.

A Planning Inspectorate finds the path was "once a highway" so can therefore "always" be a highway.

Witnesses report overhearing the driver say: "I'm more concerned about the living than the dead."

New car market falls by -6.0% in October, as businesses, fleets and private buyers register 9,241 fewer vehicles. Battery electric the only vehicles to see higher uptake as manufacturers subsidise […]

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The development and rising popularity of AI is not only impacting the tech we use, but also the career paths the next generation are taking. A recent study by laptop and tech […]

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Microsoft has a long, and not very successful, history with eReaders, going all the way back to Microsoft Reader, which debuted in 2000, but never made it beyond Windows Mobile and was shuttered in 2012. Since then, Microsoft hasn’t …

All good things must come to an end, and this blog is no exception. When Chris Overd, Matthew Weyer, and Harrison Hoffman founded LiveSide.net back in December of 2005 (LiveSide’s first post was on January 3^rd, 2006, …

This is an exceptionally long post detailing pretty much everything I learned at an event shortly before Christmas at Meta’s offices in San Francisco. I’ve been delayed in writing it up because of traveling back to the UK for Christmas and other commitments – and because I wanted to capture everything. It’s roughly written, and […]

Police officer and domestic violence survivor Sharon Baker features in a documentary by the Queen.

Mitchell Curtis 'refused to admit what he had done' to colleagues despite a 'wealth of evidence'.

Damn, look who’s back? After what seemed like a 10 year hiatus, ya girl is back! Yep, that’s right. I’m writing a shitty celebrity gossip blog, and Blake Lively is pregnant again! Some things never change. It seems like every time I turn around Ryan Reynolds has knocked Blake Lively up again. I’m pretty sure […]

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Gifts, decorations and festive food.

A peek behind the famous concrete walls.

Panto is back - oh yes it is!

Phew.

Nutcrackers, Snowmen... and A Very Naughty Christmas.

Pop-up cinemas screening Christmas classics.

Which? research has found evidence of excessive smart device surveillance – from air fryers demanding permission to listen in on your conversations and sharing data with TikTok, to TVs wanting […]

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