Author: Dave Carter

A councillor from Ceredigion has revealed that she faced a wave of hostility after sharing a video of an RNLI lifeboat on social media. Elizabeth Evans, who represents Aberaeron and Aberarth, posted footage on Facebook showing the New Quay RNLI lifeboat leaving its station during a routine training exercise. The video quickly gained attention, amassing… Continue reading Ceredigion councillor faces 'hatred' online after sharing RNLI video

A legal dispute involving Donald Campbell’s iconic Bluebird hydroplane has emerged, with a claim valued at nearly £150,000. Paul Kinghan is demanding £147,162 from the Ruskin Museum in Coniston, where the famous boat is kept. Kinghan asserts that this sum reflects the worth of various items and cash he supplied to the museum over recent… Continue reading Donald Campbell's Bluebird in centre of new legal dispute

In July 2024, Anita Rose, aged 57 and residing in Brantham, was walking her dog Bruce early in the morning when she was brutally attacked. Tragically, she passed away three days later as a result of the assault. It took law enforcement three months to apprehend Roy Barclay, a known violent offender and one of… Continue reading A Suffolk village familiar with tragedy mourns Noah Woods

Sir Jim Ratcliffe, one of the wealthiest individuals in the UK and founder of the petrochemical firm Ineos, has expressed a deep sense of disillusionment with the country, describing it as “on the slide.” Alongside his significant investment in Manchester United, Ratcliffe attributes the nation’s decline to factors such as excessive taxation and high levels… Continue reading Billionaire Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he has lost confidence in UK

As the Liberal Democrats’ conference kicked off in Brighton, Sir Ed Davey framed his party as a crucial barrier against the rise of Nigel Farage and the Reform party. Seeking a more assertive tone, the Lib Dem leader responded to internal critiques suggesting the party was losing its relevance and being overly cautious in addressing… Continue reading Lib Dems will be a firewall against Nigel Farage, Davey says

Gavin Robinson, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), has pledged that his party will actively collaborate with other unionist groups to strengthen the pro-union vote ahead of next year’s assembly and council elections. Speaking at the DUP’s annual conference, Robinson emphasized the importance of avoiding the division of unionist support, which in past elections… Continue reading DUP will 'not be found wanting' on unionist co-operation says Robinson

Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have released CCTV footage capturing the last confirmed sighting of Lillia, a 13-year-old girl from Bolton who has been reported missing. She was last seen by her family on the 11th of September. Subsequent investigations revealed that Lillia was spotted at Manchester Piccadilly bus station at 10:36 BST on the 14th… Continue reading Police release CCTV of missing Lillia's last sighting

In Birmingham city centre, residents frequently encounter groups of quad bikes and off-road motorcycles navigating busy streets, often accompanied by the loud roar of revving engines. These riders weave through traffic, perform wheelies, and ignore traffic signals, creating dangerous conditions for pedestrians and drivers alike. One local, speaking from his apartment overlooking the Stephenson Street… Continue reading 'Fast, furious and dangerous' – Birmingham's quad bike menace

Under planned reforms to the youth justice system, parents may face losing their benefits or even prison sentences for the crimes committed by their children, according to Youth Justice Minister Jake Richards. Speaking to the Times, Richards emphasized that the system should hold parents accountable in a way that is proportionate, ensuring they contribute to… Continue reading Parents could face prison for child's crimes under justice reforms, minister says

Marks & Spencer (M&S) is undergoing a significant transformation in how it is perceived, particularly among younger shoppers. Brand strategist Farron Clark, aged 26, enthusiastically encourages people to embrace the retailer, highlighting a shift in its appeal. Once considered outdated by younger demographics, M&S is now increasingly popular with women under 35, while continuing to… Continue reading From fusty to fashionable – is it cool to wear M&S clothes now?