Free parking in towns near Bristol set to end as new parking charges revealed
Plans have been unveiled which could see free car parks across three North Somerset towns introduce parking charges. Portishead, Clevedon, and Nailsea have always had free car parks – but…
New community led eco housing to be built in Easton
A housing co-operative has plans to build new homes on land gifted to them by the council. The community led-housing project aims to give people the opportunity to buy homes…
Council ‘unclear’ how many licensed premises checks carried out in Bristol
Council bosses say they’re unsure how many checks on bars, pubs and clubs have been carried out on licensed premises. Bristol City Council is responsible for enforcing rules included in…
Is Biden administration seeking deescalation – or driving Middle East war?
As Washington calls for a regional ceasefire, it continues to provide political and military support for Israel. Is the expanding war failed diplomacy — or what the US really wants?…
Tesco launches new dessert range including seasonal treats and chilled puddings
Tesco has unveiled an enticing new dessert range, featuring both chilled and baked treats to satisfy every sweet craving. The collection boasts an array of high-quality puddings, from innovative cheesecakes…
Walkability emphasized in long-term plan for Old Strathcona area
Edmonton city council is debating the future of Old Strathcona, where the south Edmonton area’s future could see more pedestrian-friendly spaces — but the tradeoff is fewer places to park.…
Pensioner pessimism drives ‘clear fall in consumer confidence’ ahead of Reeves’ Budget
Consumer confidence in the UK has taken a sharp downturn, with pensioners‘ pessimism about their future finances leading to the decline ahead of Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ upcoming Budget. According to…
Britain’s ’staggering’ rise in deadly plots caused by Russia and Iran, MI5 spy chief says
LONDON — Britain is facing a “staggering rise” in attempts at assassination, sabotage and other crimes on U.K. soil by Russia and Iran, as the two states recruit criminals to…
Nazi salute will earn ‘modest term of imprisonment’
A self-described Nazi will become the first person in Australia sentenced to prison for performing an outlawed Nazi salute when a magistrate sets his term later his month. Magistrate Brett…
What the papers say – October 9
Warnings from the MI5 director-general that Russian spies may be on a “mission to generate mayhem” in the UK dominate Wednesday’s front pages. The Financial Times, Daily Mail and Daily…