3 hrs ago | Sevenoaks People
OaksScoop updated There was standing room only in a packed St...
There was standing room only in a packed St Bartholemew's Church, Otford on Wednesday for a memorial service for Otford stalwart Ray Gulliver, who founded of one of the village's most recognised businesses - Gulliver Timber Treatments Ray, who had a winning smile and warm charm about him, will be fondly remembered for the amount of time he devoted ... (more)
7 hrs ago | The Telegraph
During the 21 months of the Emergency, parallel to what happened on the political front, the ideological distance separating India's economists ceased to be a talking point.
11 hrs ago | Cornish Guardian
UPDATE 2.45PM: NEWQUAY Cornwall Airport has responded to news that Flybe will scrap its London service from next March, saying it signified "no loss in confidence in the airport's viability". Managing director Al Titterington also commented on statistics revealed today that show passenger numbers have dropped for the fifth year running.
11 hrs ago | The Independent
Warmer weather set to return for Bank Holiday weekend...but it's hardly a scorcher
The coming Bank Holiday weekend, however, is likely to much more May-like in appearance, with warmer temperatures making a welcome return.
14 hrs ago | The Guardian
Constable work bought by Tate for A 23.1m
A turbulent landscape in which storm clouds and sunlight vie for mastery over Salisbury Cathedral, which John Constable hoped would help secure his eternal reputation as an artist of genius, has been acquired by the Tate for A 23.1m. Many gallery visitors probably assumed it was already safely in the national collection, since Salisbury Cathedral ... (more)
14 hrs ago | New Statesman
I step into a launderette on Blackstock Road in north London, the Arctic chill clinging to my overcoat as I make my way to one of the large dryers.
18 hrs ago | The Guardian
High street regeneration: how a council boosted a revamp for local businesses
Waltham Forest council has invested millions in to breathe new life into its Leyton high street and win a London Planning award In a time of austerity where we are seeing what has been dubbed the death of the high street, regeneration work is not always a top priority for councils.
18 hrs ago | This is Lincolnshire
Open-plan apartments are luxurious and spacious
Faced with a two-hour commute home from the capital at the end of an eight-hour working day, the vacancies signs lighting the front of hotels and bed and breakfasts are undoubtedly inviting to any weary traveller.
We're walking our way to good health
More than 15 per cent of workers in the city are putting their best feet forward and enjoying a stroll to the office, rather than driving, cycling, or using public transport, compared to the regional average of just 9.9 per cent and the national rate of 10.7 per cent.
Belfast fifth most popular UK tourist destination
European cities dominated the world destinations popularity table, with New York City , San Francisco and Sydney the only non-European destinations in the top 10.
Osbourne returning to X Factor
ITV has announced that this year's judging panel will consist of Osbourne, Gary Barlow, Louis Walsh and Nicole Scherzinger.
Downing Street and Abbey Road go under the hammer
EMILY BOURKE: Hundreds of street signs pointing the way to some of London's best-known landmarks are being auctioned off.
Exciting trips for Chafyn pupils
The Year 5 pupils visited the American cemetery and memorial museum at Omaha Beach, made sourdough bread for a local baker and went to the Cerza animal park.
Five spectacular art fair cities
A security guard stands next to a sculpture by American artist Jeff Koons at The European Fine Art Fair , or TEFAF, on March 14.
She lived much of her adult life in France, where she first befriended Edgar Degas and later exhibited among the Impressionists.
Top 10 destinations picked by travelers
The lasting draw of these destinations is borne out in TripAdvisor's fifth annual Travelers' Choice Destinations awards.
How to save it: Rock up to Brighton, Hit the road for a fiver, Try the lodger dodge and more
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Are you a schoolteacher in the London area? Are you looking for an exciting venue for a class trip? Well, the Transport for London Safety & Citizenship team may have the answer.
Lander international programs enjoy success placing students in foreign study
University students and their faculty escorts in Shanghai, China, one stop on their current study tour of Lander sister universities in Asia.
Modern British Vegetarian Cooking - Who Needs Meat?
It's the UK's National Vegetarian Week but what's on the veggie menu at your local bar, pub or bistro? If it's mushroom risotto - again - have a word with the chef because there's no excuse for those second-rate meals that should have been left behind in the 1970s.