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122 matchesMS slams Powys hospital plans as 'total madness'
Mr Mcintosh, Reform UK member of the Senedd, described the plans as "total madness" and said he is "totally opposed" to them.
Planning developments round-up across Cumbria this week
A new hot food trailer and a 10 meter 5G pole are among plans in this weeks planning and development stories across Cumbria this week.
How Pakistani students can open bank accounts overseas
The Migrant Resource Centre (MRC) Pakistan has issued guidance for students travelling overseas for education, outlining the documents required, how to choose a suitable bank, and the steps…
The secret to finding aliens may be hidden in firefly's flashing pattern
A new study suggests we may be overlooking an entirely different approach to finding extraterrestrial signals, one inspired by the flashing patterns of fireflies.
Strike action averted at major UK airline after pay deal accepted
Cabin crew at Loganair will not strike after they voted to accept a new two-year pay deal.
Chris Murray MP column - More must be done to protect Scotland’s pubs
Musselburgh pubs support communities, jobs and Scotland’s economy, but 293 Scottish pubs have closed in five years. Calls grow for SNP action and rates relief.
3 Ways Humanoid Robots May Change Our Children
Your child may soon love, trust, and confide in a robot. Are we ready for what comes next?
Free Aberlady Christmas market set to bring festive cheer this November
Aberlady Christmas Market returns to the village hall on November 21, featuring festive stalls, gifts, food, crafts and a kids’ zone. Free entry for visitors.
Celebrity Sunday Roasts Spark Debate on British Food Traditions and Gen Z Trends
New research shows Gen Z changing Sunday roast habits. Celebrities like Victoria Beckham and Stacey Solomon face criticism for modern twists on the British classic.
Shoppers invited to festive fundraiser for Alzheimer’s charity
Dobbies’ Beaconsfield is hosting a Christmas charity shopping night on Thursday, November 26.
Latest planning applications submitted to Buckinghamshire Council
Numerous planning applications have been submitted to Buckinghamshire Council.
Waddesdon Manor to mark 150 years with exhibitions
Waddesdon Manor is preparing to celebrate two major milestones next year.
High Wycombe chalet bungalow offers single-storey living
A three-bedroom chalet bungalow with a first-floor principal suite is for sale on New Drive in High Wycombe.
Steven Broadbent: 'Government is taking power away from local councillors'
This week, the Government is taking a significant step away from local decision-making by councillors, writes Steven Broadbent leader of Buckinghamshire Council.
Disruption expected in Bucks town due to annual half marathon - which roads are shut?
Drivers in Marlow are being warned of a series of road closures this weekend as thousands of runners take part in the town's annual half marathon.
Wiltshire town centre bank gutted after ‘sad’ closure
A Wiltshire high street bank now stands empty after closing down, leaving the town centre with one less option for in-person services.
Restaurant at popular leisure park on the market after sudden closure
A restaurant that formerly hosted a national chain before it shutting its doors for good earlier this year is looking for a new business to take over the…
Unusual property hits market with much more than meets the eye
A property in the heart of Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, combining a vehicle sales showroom, a workshop, and three residential flats, is on the market for £495,000
West Bay red telephone box could be transformed into a Gen Z vending kiosk
A red telephone box in West Bay could become a self-service vending kiosk aimed at younger customers under a proposal to be considered by Bridport councillors.
Press' player rating and stats from City's defeat against Grimsby
It was an away day to forget as York City crumbled to a 5-2 defeat at Grimsby Town.
Akita cross Alice seeks forever home after winning hearts at Dogs Trust Merseyside
A STRAY dog with a heart of gold is searching for a second chance at happiness.
Young dancer's stroke recovery featured in Channel 4 documentary
Channel 4’s Trauma: My Broken Brain follows 28-year-old dancer Daniel Parsonage’s recovery after a severe stroke at Wirral’s Clatterbridge Rehabilitation Centre.
London borough named childhood asthma hotspot with admissions double average
The London borough of Brent has been named as one of the worst areas in the UK for childhood asthma admissions.
Oxford launches UK’s first clinic for first-episode psychosis
The UK’s first Baseline Biomarker Check (BBC) clinic is based at Oxford Health’s Warneford Hospital.
Oxford consultants urge regular self-checks for breast cancer
The advice comes from leading consultants Dennis Remoundos and Gael MacLean, who both work with Welbeck.
Oxfordshire parents urged to recognise wider signs of dyslexia
Education specialist Becky Ward, of Tutor Doctor, has shared five ways Oxfordshire parents can help children with dyslexia.
Oxford doctor urges wider approach to menopause treatment
Ellen Fallows, a lifestyle medicine specialist who will join Welbeck Oxford in 2027, has used World Menopause Awareness Month to call for broader support.
National Railway Museum opens temporary entrance after concerns over long walk
The National Railway Museum has opened a new entrance, shortening the long walk to the attraction - is it with thanks to The Press?
These magical London Christmas attractions won't cost a penny
Discover London's best free Christmas lights and festive attractions for 2026, including Oxford Street, Covent Garden, Regent Street and markets near Tube stations.
Christmas is coming to London with 10 festive attractions opening in November
Christmas is coming to London! Discover 10 festive attractions opening in November 2026, including Winter Wonderland, Christmas at Kew, ice rinks and festive lights.
Former Hjem chef launches Polish-inspired Sunday menu
Former Restaurant Hjem head chef Marek Dziedzic launches a Polish-inspired Sunday menu at Restaurant Biedronka, County Durham, using seasonal British produce.
Viral SpudBros joins new restaurants on Regent Street
Princes Street near Regent Street has reached full occupancy following four hospitality deals involving SpudBros, Kazu, SMATCHA and No.1 Princes Street.
Business seeks retrospective planning permission after move to Stone Arrow Farm
CNH Autos has applied for retrospective change-of-use planning permission to use a unit at Stone Arrow Farm in Peopleton for the business.
Powys business growth fund allocates £509,000 to 37 businesses
Powys Council leader Jake Berriman praises business growth at the Powys Business Awards, where Welshpool manufacturer Morland wins Business of the Year award.
Radcliffe takeaway wins 2am weekend licence despite antisocial behaviour fears
Radcliffe takeaway LA Pizza has been granted permission to open until 2am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Bury woman fails in attempt to reopen TV licence conviction after court absence
A Bury woman’s application to reopen a television licence conviction was dismissed after she failed to attend.
Nando's moves closer to opening in Prestwich as new restaurant signs approved
New signage for a planned Nando's restaurant at the former TGI Fridays site in Prestwich has been approved by Bury Council
Northumberland farm shop's Christmas Fayre returns with 70 stalls
A Christmas fayre is set to return this November with four days of festive fun.
Inde Navarrette Slams Shane Gillis in SNL Monologue Over Marvel Fitness Joke
SNL host Inde Navarrette used her opening monologue to joke about Marvel's fitness demands, turning it into a sharp dig at former host Shane Gillis's controversial gym comments.…
See the most mispronounced words in Minnesota – and how to really say them
About half of the top 15 mispronounced words in Minnesota are food and drink items.
The Ordering Mistake You Should Avoid At A Thai Restaurant
Pad Thai and pad see ew are delicious -- but, according to chef Ann Thanthicha Piwatsuwan, they're far from all that Thai cuisine has to offer.
Frank Miller on Why He’s Relieved There Are Fewer Comic Book Adaptations Now: They Were ‘Really in Danger of Losing Their Souls’
Comic book writer and screenwriter Frank Miller returned this week to Lucca Comics and Games.
Poundland Founder Warns of 30,000 Job Losses Amid Collapse Fears
Steve Smith, the founder of Poundland, has warned that the retailer's potential collapse could lead to the loss of up to 30,000 jobs. He accuses current owners Gordon…
Art and photography exhibition marks city twinning
THE 80-year friendship between Oxford and its Dutch twin city of Leiden is being marked by an art and photographic exhibition
Celebrate Halloween with These Spooky Food Deals and Free Treats
From free doughnuts for guests in costume to kids-eat-free offers and discounted family meals, restaurants across the country are rolling out special promotions for Halloween. Whether you're looking…
Specsavers invests £40,000 in new dry eye treatment technology
An opticians has invested more than £40,000 in new technology to support customers with dry eyes.
Balti restaurant owner retires after 33 years at the helm
Bishop’s Castle restaurateur Zafor is retiring after 33 years at The Ganges Balti House, thanking generations of customers for their support and memories.
Veterinary nurse launches ethical gift hamper business in time for Christmas
Lauren Guest, 35, has established She.GATHERED, a home-based business offering vegan, cruelty-free and environmentally friendly hampers and gift boxes.
Inside Worcester's new Italian restaurant as La Contessa opens its doors
A new Italian restaurant has opened in Worcester, bringing a fresh menu and renovated dining space to Friar Street.
Japanese comic to blame for tourist boom in 'world's most beautiful village'
A Japanese comic is to blame for the boom in Japanese tourists to a Cotswolds village.
Penarth ramblers uncover Vale of Glamorgan's history on 6.5-mile walk
A dozen walkers plus dogs Ted and Tuppence joined Sheila from Penarth and District Ramblers for a 6.5-mile walk in the lovely Vale of Glamorgan, starting from Maes-y-Ffynnon…
Why we should be paying less for the BBC each year
'Why we should be paying less for the BBC each year' says our letter writer. What is your view?
Taxi Star Christopher Lloyd on How Life Imitated Art with Reverend Jim
Christopher Lloyd reflects on how life imitated art battling his addiction during his run as Reverend Jim on the ABC-NBC sitcom, Taxi.
Decision expected soon on M40 mega-warehouses after court battle
A decision is expected soon on plans for mega-warehouses off the M40 after a lengthy public inquiry.
Six shops which have closed in Romford in 2026 so far
A number of well-known businesses have closed their doors in Romford so far this year - here are six shops we have bid farewell to.
East Lothian pupils tackle cyber-bullying and catfishing in online safety workshop
CATFISHING and cyber-bullying were among the topics discussed by hundreds of school pupils at a special event.
For a Subtle Scent, May I Suggest an EDT?
In a world of beast-mode perfumes, these options whisper rather than roar.
McIlwain Urges Repeal of Washington Income Tax, Backs Initiative 645
Matt McIlwain argues Washington should cut spending instead of adopting an income tax, urging support for Initiative 645 as KIRO hosts debate school funding.
Seattle Police Shortage Worsens as Rantz Warns of Recruiting Crisis
Seattle's police staffing shortage is worsening, Jason Rantz warns, as recruiting challenges and the city's reputation threaten hiring goals. Other local stories in brief.
Chase Sapphire Lounge Coming to SEA Airport Under $70M Project
Chase Sapphire Lounge is coming to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport under a $70M project, giving Chase Bank cardholders more reasons to arrive early for flights.
LFP Letters to the Editor: October 31, 2026
Free Press readers sound off on the topics of the day, including the recent JA gala, Donald Trump and the municipal election.
The Warrington village that was cut into half by a canal
Explore Lymm, Cheshire, on a guided village tour taking in Lymm Dam, Bridgewater Canal, heritage, Lymm Cross, St Mary’s Church and local culture.
Andy Burnham’s growth promise faces test as Edinburgh developments stall
After an underwhelming UK Budget, the pace of delivery will need to quicken if Andy Burnham’s promise of growth is to be delivered in every EH postcode, writes…
Council says parking charges scheme overspend was 28 per cent amid dispute over costs
CLAIMS that East Lothian’s controversial parking scheme ran more than £865,000 over its forecast have been rejected by the council.
Inverclyde MP says Autumn Budget offers real hope for those who are struggling
For families and businesses across Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West, the UK Labour Government’s Autumn Budget has offered breathing space today and fresh hope for the future.
National Living Wage rise could put a brake on hiring, Chester lawyer warns
NATIONAL wages increases could put businesses under more pressure, according to a Chester lawyer.
Ginificent’s A Christmas Carol returns to Liverpool’s St George’s Hall after 24 years
Ginificent’s immersive A Christmas Carol returns to Liverpool’s St George’s Hall from December 11 to 24, 2026, bringing Dickens’ Victorian classic to life.
‘Beautifully refurbished’ period home hits the market in York – have a look inside
A “beautifully refurbished” period home has hit the market in York for £525,000.
Cheapest petrol and diesel prices around Penarth revealed this weekend
To help you get the best deal on your petrol or diesel, we've compiled the cheapest garages in and around Penarth.
From The Mucky Duck to Bishy Road: The York nicknames only locals understand
Discover York's quirky local nicknames, from Bishy Road and Wiggy to the Mucky Duck - how many do you know?
The picturesque Essex town hiding a terrifying past that's perfect for Halloween
Discover Manningtree, Essex, the historic River Stour town linked to Matthew Hopkins and 17th-century witch persecutions, with the Tendring Witch Trail.
Leigh care home residents celebrate Oktoberfest with brewery tasting session
Residents at a Leigh care home enjoyed a taste of Germany as they celebrated Oktoberfest with beer tasting, traditional food and entertainment
The highest rated full English breakfast in Southend that's 'to die for'
Selbys Cafe And Bistro has been praised as Southend’s highest-rated full English spot, with rave reviews for its breakfasts, roasts and friendly service.
Wyke Wanderers lead the way in strong weekend for local sides
WYKE Wanderers secured a hard-fought victory against WRCWFL rivals Forge Way, moving up to third in the Premier Division.
BP profit hits 18-year high on refinery boom
BP said profit jumped to the highest in 18 years as soaring refining margins boosted earnings, speeding up the energy giant’s efforts to fix its balance sheet and…
New food joint set to open with free smash burgers for first 50 customers
A new burger restaurant is set to open on High Street in Stourport.
Josie Totah on Overconsumption and Salmon Sperm Facials
In this installment of Face Card, the Carrie star talks internet fame, embracing her flaws, and why she’s saving plastic surgery for 50.
What Happened at Our Andy Warhol Séance
As a special Halloween treat, we summoned the spirit of Andy Warhol to put the disgruntled ghost rumors to rest.
Tom Kerridge 'disappointed' by Budget despite backing some measures
Marlow restaurateur Tom Kerridge has said he is "disappointed" by the Government's latest Budget, arguing that it does not go far enough to support hospitality businesses facing rising…
Beach café and gift shop up for sale at a reduced price
A popular Whitby beach café and gift shop is up for sale on Rightbiz at a reduced price.
Caversham Tandoori shortlisted for best takeaway of the year
A family-run Caversham restaurant has been shortlisted for a prestigious national honour at the Asian Curry Awards 2026.
London families can enjoy free Halloween trails and sweet giveaways
Discover five shopping centres in and around London offering free Halloween activities, including trick-or-treating, spooky trails, parades and sweet giveaways.
Lancashire MP living with cancer handed major new Government role
Lancashire MP Ashley Dalton has been appointed as the Government’s new adviser for the National Cancer Plan.
Santa, sleepovers, grotto and more as Gulliver’s World unveils Christmas plans
GULLIVER'S World is gearing up for the festive season with the return of its Christmas experiences, including visits to Santa, themed rides, overnight stays and the popular Land…
Comedy star Chris Ramsey to bring tour to Westcliff venue
Comedy star Chris Ramsey is set to return to the stage for an additional performance in Essex next week
Everything you need to know for Halton's annual fireworks display this weekend
THOUSANDS of people are expected to gather on both sides of the River Mersey as Halton's annual fireworks display returns this weekend with a special theme.
Ipswich care home 'takeover' sees students pamper residents and share life advice
Care home residents have shared life advice with students during a heartwarming 'college takeover' day in Ipswich.
Best Blinds Wales and South West brings style, comfort and function
When it comes to transforming a home or workplace, sometimes the smallest details make the biggest difference. Window blinds are a perfect example, combining everyday practicality with the…
Abingdon Distillery pours gin, rum and whisky from an Oxfordshire town centre
Walk down Ock Street in Abingdon and, tucked into Coxeter House, three copper pot stills are quietly turning out gin, rum and whisky in batches of no more…
Sir Malcolm Rifkind calls Margaret Thatcher 'excellent' and 'ghastly'
Sir Malcolm Rifkind has described Margaret Thatcher as 'excellent' at her best and 'ghastly' at times.
Welsh genomics service shortlisted for award after cutting waiting times
A genomics service has been recognised for its work improving patient care and cutting waiting times in Wales.
Rossi Ice Cream reveal plan to relocate factory and create new visitor 'experience'
One of Southend's best-known brands, Rossi Ice Cream, could create a new ice cream experience at Marsh Farm adventure park in South Woodham Ferrers
How almost 10,000 new jobs could be created in Southend over next 20 years
Southend could see 9,500 additional jobs by 2045 under ambitious plans to expand business areas across the city
U.S. Military Airlift to Israel Mobilizes for Possible Iran Strike, Gulf Allies Warned
The United States deployed cargo aircraft and missile defence assets to Israel and the Gulf, preparing for potential offensive operations against Iran and urging allies to remain on…
Days of Our Lives Star Robert Kelker-Kelly’s Cause of Death Revealed After Sudden Symptoms
Day of Our Lives alum Robert Kelker-Kelly, who died Oct. 3 hours after experiencing pain in his chest and arm, was determined to have died of heart disease,…
Young mum left with 'dangerous' blood clot for months after birth
A 21-year-old mum says she is still struggling with a swollen leg four months after being diagnosed with a large blood clot following the birth of her baby.
OJ's Accomplice Docuseries Challenges Theory That Simpson Acted Alone
A new Peacock docuseries set to stream November 1 2026 reexamines the 1994 murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman featuring testimony from Kato Kaelin Nicole Brown…
Utah attorney general received campaign donations from gambling companies, disclosures show
Utah Attorney General Derek Brown has been cracking down on online gambling in recent months, but according to financial disclosures, his campaign received at least $80,000 from the…
Raising Kids in the Spotlight: A Candid Conversation with the Kelce Family
An in‑depth interview with Kyle and Kylie Kelce reveals how the couple balances parenting, word choice, and public scrutiny as they raise four children in a highly visible…
Oxford named toughest place to sell a home in the country
Oxford has been ranked as the toughest place to sell a home, and one of the most expensive.
Feeling sick? Pharmacist shares tips for navigating cold, flu, and RSV season
Feeling sick? Pharmacist shares tips for navigating cold, flu and RSV seasonThe holidays are right around the corner, and so is respiratory virus season! With f
'Manic' start for bustling Yorkshire farm shop and cafe
A bustling farm shop and café at Walton between Wetherby and Tadcaster has launched to many great reviews.
Good Ranchers delivers American-sourced meat straight to your doorstep
Good food starts with knowing where it comes from! On a mission to 'Do Good, Eat Good,' Good Ranchers is a family-owned business partnering with American farms a
Open enrollment 2027: Fidelity shares 4 tips to make the most of workplace benefits
Open enrollment is here, and before you automatically renew last year's workplace benefits, it might be time for a closer look! From health insurance and retire
US Air Force Base in Japan Bans Vehicles Made by Chinese Company
“These vehicles present an unacceptable and unmitigable risk to our personnel and our mission,” a U.S. spokesperson said about BYD.
East Lancs MPs share differing views on Burnham's first Budget
Two East Lancashire MPs have welcomed elements of Prime Minister Andy Burnham's first Budget, but differ sharply on whether it delivers change
Dare to brave Scare City? November dates now available
There is still time to enter one of the North West’s most atmospheric scare attractions, as Scare City Experience releases November availability at the abandoned Camelot Theme Park…
Sir Hare will be unveiled as permanent Rawtenstall town square feature today
A towering steel hare sculpture that captured the imagination of a community has returned to Rawtenstall.
Ask The Expert: Do you really need sheet masks in your skincare routine?
Ask The Expert is a monthly column to answer your questions on topics related to style. In this edition, Dr Jou Chun Hsu, CEO of Morita Biotech, answers…
How David Bowie fell for Scotland – and inspired generations of artists
Explore David Bowie's lasting connection to Scotland, his early Edinburgh and Perth gigs, and the major exhibition opening at V&A Dundee.
Family of south Essex D-Day hero Don Sheppard in campaign for new war memorial
The family and friends of Basildon D-Day hero Don Sheppard have vowed to continue his campaign for a permanent war memorial in the town centre.
Campaign launched to bring face-to-face banking back to south Essex town
A campaign has been launched to bring face-to-face banking back to a south Essex town after the loss of services
26-day closure planned for south Essex road while gas works take place
A road in Billericay will be shut for almost a month while gas works take place
Is this the spookiest house in south Essex? Dad opens home to public for Halloween
A dad has transformed his Southend home into a spooky Halloween attraction for families to raise money for a charity
Musicians and industry voices to unite to help support talent across Southend
Musicians and industry voices in Southend are being brought together to support talent across the city's music scene
Excitement building as Aldi reveals when south Essex town centre shop will open
Aldi will open a new supermarket at Basildon Westgate Shopping Centre on November 12
Theatre usherette retires after 50 years welcoming audiences in Westcliff
A theatre usherette is retiring after 50 years of welcoming audiences and famous faces to the venue in Westcliff
King Charles joins in on the fun as he dances with a pair of hand bells at a boisterous Bahamian parade
King Charles couldn't resist joining in on the fun during a visit to the Bahamas, dancing with a pair of hand bells amidst a boisterous parade. While the…
BBC Radio 2 Bounces Back After Scott Mills Dismissal With Sara Cox Stepping In
The BBC's decision to give veteran presenter Sara Cox the Radio 2 Breakfast slot following Scott Mills's abrupt sacking has yielded higher listenership, with the new host gathering…
Guiseley cruise through in cup despite brave battle from hosts Steeton
Underdogs Steeton entertained Guiseley in the West Riding County Cup first round on Tuesday night and lost 4-0.
Gremlins Returns to HBO Max's Top 10, Re‑igniting 1980s Cult Classic
The 1984 horror‑comedy film Gremlins has re‑emerged on the worldwide Top 10 movie chart on HBO Max, driving renewed interest in its original cast, the film's creator Joe…
Kelsey Grammer Makes Feature Directorial Debut with Civil War Epic So Help Me God
Frasier star Kelsey Grammer announces his directorial debut with So Help Me God, a Civil War epic based on the true story of Union soldier Albert Townsend, produced…