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Tagging on public property in Auckland is costing more than five million dollars a year to clean up. The council spends at least four million dollars water-blasting and repainting public property around city, while Waka Kotahi…
The depth of feeling after a boy, 12, was killed on a Birmingham[1] road, likened to a motorway, was clear. BirminghamLive attended the A45[2] Coventry Road in Hay Mills a month and a day after Azaan Khan was struck while crossing on his bike after vis…
Ross Greer, who helped negotiate the Bute House Agreement (BHA) between the SNP and the Scottish Greens, which saw the smaller party enter government for the first time in the UK, said he was “very confident” a temporary scheme to end higher fares at t…
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More secure fencing and a bigger gate were recently erected at the crossing by Network Rail.
New data obtained by Ramblers Scotland have revealed no walkers or cyclists have died at Scotland’s 360 ‘pr…
A Birmingham trauma surgeon who sees first hand the shocking impact of bad driving on hundreds of people every year has pleaded for new road safety campaigns[1] and much tougher action to keep the worst motorists off the road.
Dr Justine Lee, major tra…
Three police officers who fought a life and death battle in the fast flowing freezing waters of the River Wye in Hereford, to prevent a woman from drowning, have been awarded top national honours.
PC Jack Davies has been awarded a Royal Humane Society …
In the remote village of Llanbedr in Gwynedd a battle has been going on for 60 years. While this battle may not see armies and soldiers marching through the town, it has still caused many of its residents blood, sweat and tears.
It is all fought over a…
Aerotropolis concept creator, Dr John Kasarda, explains why certain hubs prosper and describes what it takes to become a world-class air logistics hub.
A frequent question asked by executives of larger commercial airports and their surrounding jurisdic…
A crackdown to curb bad driving is needed in Birmingham following a spate of deaths involving pedestrians and cyclists, Mayor Andy Street has said. Mr Street was responding to calls for action at a residents meeting in Moseley.
Four people, including t…
More than 100 black players – past and present – have warned football that its diversity code has failed.
The black Footballers’ Partnership (BFP) has followed up on statistics from March which revealed a “grass ceiling” of representation in coaching a…