Residents in Broadclyst Station have reacted with fury to proposals from a haulage company to extend the hours they are allowed to operate.
Lodge Trading Estate in Broadclyst Station is home to Heaver Brothers Ltd, one of two haulage companies operatin…
RESCUERS and volunteers have been praised for their bravery at an inquest into the deaths of a father and daughter who were swept into the sea and drowned at Mullion Harbour last year.The praise came during the inquests into the deaths of Matthew Smith…
France will ease its domestic travel restrictions next month as the prime minister declared its “third wave” over, raising hopes the country could reopen to British visitors sooner than expected.
Jean Castex said the third national lockdown would be …
PITTSFIELD — 420.
Isn’t that the ideal temperature for smoking cannabis?
Or is it a hidden meaning in a classic Bob Dylan song?
Over time, sleuths have figured out that the term “420” originated with a bunch of West Coast kids in the early 1970s, wh…
LAST YEAR festivals were wiped out by coronavirus with most events moving online instead.But with social distancing set to be scrapped by June 21 in the government’s road map out of lockdown, festival organisers are more optimistic that events will go …
A devastated wife says she’s been left facing a financial mountain after her Falklands veteran husband died days after his life insurance lapsed.
Ivan Sentkovsky – of Carlton Avenue, Gillingham – passed away from an aneurysm in his stomach on Friday, M…
A ROAD was closed for several hours over the Bank Holiday after a lorry overturned.Emergency services were called to the A525 near Halghton Mill around 1pm on Monday.
A lorry had flipped onto its side near to Bangor-on-Dee and the road was closed for ‘…
Prosecutors investigating Taiwan’s worst railway disaster in seven decades have appealed to the public for any photographs they may have taken of the crash that killed at least 50 people.Hualien County prosecutor Yu Hsiu-tuan said people may have inadv…
The owner of a construction truck that caused Taiwan’s worst rail accident in decades, killing 48 people, has apologised in tears while being led away from his home by police.
The unmanned truck’s emergency brake was not properly engaged, according to …
Prosecutors in Taiwan said they have questioned the owner of an unmanned truck that rolled onto a rail track on Friday and caused the country’s worst train disaster in decades.The train was carrying 494 people at the start of a long holiday weekend whe…