Prime Plymouth site going back on the market 10 years after hotel demolition
Two previous companies failed to build on the ex-Quality Hotel plot
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Two previous companies failed to build on the ex-Quality Hotel plot
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Staff, the taxman and local firms are among those left waiting to be paid
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She has received formal accreditation from Pope Leo XIV
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Walkabout is the latest business to announce its closure
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Rushcliffe Borough Council will make a decision on the application in due course
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A £10 million agreement with Tesco has now been completed
Open at Nottingham PostHeritage Open Days grants access to some rarely seen corners of the county
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The home will now be occupied by someone who genuinely needs it
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The transformation of Bristol's shopping quarter is leaving some traders behind
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The council will soon consult the public about the future of the service
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This week's most notable planning applications to Bristol City Council
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Local authorities publish a list of decisions and actions which impact communities across the region
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A maggot infestation in your bin can be a real problem, but there is one thing you can do right now to get rid of the pests and make sure they never come back
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It wants people to experience what it is like for people facing food insecurity.
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The University of Birmingham student has spoken out about "countless" instances of harassment since arriving in the city last year
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The Peeping Tom clock in Broadgate has become a beloved part of Coventry's historic offering, but when it was first built between 1951 and 1953 it was incredibly controversial
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“Inspectors continue to engage thoroughly with the public’s views on the plan, and I urge campaigners to continue to input to the process”
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Memorable Moments was found to put children's happiness and wellbeing at the heart of everything they do
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Steve Gubbins failed to comply with sex offender notification requirements
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The credit is automatically applied to eligible household accounts, helping people pay for their electricity bills
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Some bus lanes can be legally driven in during quieter times, such as after 7pm or on Sundays
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Lorenzo Bennin was 17 when he committed the sexual assault
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Lynchat, Spey Valley: So many stories fill the iron age Raitts Cave, from wild legend to the more quotidian truth of its history The word “cave” is full of possibility. It speaks of darkness, secrets, treasures and esca…
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