Unusual Antiques: Jesmond’s Fern Avenue Antique Centre

Could Nigel Farage be our next Prime Minister?

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Will the historic local election results lead to a Reform government- as Nigel Farage, and his party, gains momentum with voters?

Council urged to hit the brakes on parking change

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From next month, drivers will be charged from 7am to 11pm, rather than the current length of 8am to 6pm.

People on the street: Brexit’s impending impact on European travel

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We went out into the streets of Manchester to ask people on the streets what they thought about having to give fingerprint scans when travelling to European Union countries as a result of post-Brexit travel rules changing.

People on the street: What makes people feel safe on the streets

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We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about the ways that they can feel safe when walking around the region - are there apps that they rely on or do things such as lighting and a police presence help?

Greater Manchester’s Transport Update

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Here is all you need to know about Greater Manchester’s transport developments that have been announced this week.

Bristolians Discuss: What makes you feel safe in your neighbourhood?

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Do locals feel safe in their neighbourhoods at night? Today we talk about safer neighbourhoods and the things that put locals at ease

People on the street: Why Manchester beats Birmingham for the title of ‘England’s second city’

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We went out into Manchester to ask people on the street about Manchester and whether it was England’s second city over competitors such as Birmingham.

Screen on the Green returns to Newcastle this Summer!

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The popular screen on the Green exhibit hosted by NE1 will return this summer, where families, shoppers and even city-workers on their lunch can enjoy watching family friendly movies at old Eldon Square.

Plans to punish criminals who avoid sentencing

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Cheryl Korbel and her family have campaigned to change the law so that offenders are compelled to appear in the dock for sentencing.

Bristol’s parking scene: over 50,000 cars to park

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With over 50,000 cars and shrinking on-street spaces, drivers are feeling the squeeze.From Montpelier to Southville, residents and visitors are frustrated — by cost, controlled zones, and the cashless shift. So, what’s the future of parking in a greener, net-zero Bristol?