Aldi to get new security shutters after ‘considerable increase’ in burglaries
Aldi proposes new shutters at Seacroft store following spate of burglaries and vandalism
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Aldi proposes new shutters at Seacroft store following spate of burglaries and vandalism
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“Children need to be children even when they are having palliative care”
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Plans revealed to turn empty Leeds office building into 21 new homes
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The retrospective application seeks approval of conversions already made
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‘It’s something we’re looking forward to’
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The political group believes the controversial application for the £150 million project should be withdrawn and replaced
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"No sooner are we seeing progress in Possilpark, there's a setback which is completely unnecessary."
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They've been warned!
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The former footballer had initially been due to stand trial last week, but the case was adjourned and put back to March 2027
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Andrew Temple, 32, is believed to know that he is wanted by police
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The couple, both from Newtownabbey, were staying at Swanns Bridge glamping campsite site with their baby daughter.
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University says Temple Quarter is 'most significant development in its history'
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Despite the 'best efforts' of medics, nothing could be done to save the girl
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The Liverpool restaurant can welcome more than 3,000 people each week
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Alan Hughes is due to be released from prison, just days before his 58th birthday
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The officers arrived at the Old Town flat after a 999 call.
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Harley Elliot and McKenzie Smyth appeared in court
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PC Nicholas Lovatt, who had served with Derbyshire Constabulary since 2001, was found to have committed criminal offences and deceived fellow officers after a misconduct hearing
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The warm weather may not be over just yet.
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“London, of course, is our powerhouse, but if our city regions could emulate the success of those in France or Germany, growth in our country would be transformed”
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Police have confirmed the fire in a tenement undergoing a revamp was started deliberately
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