Beyond bricks: Why infrastructure makes communities thrive
New research highlights that simply building more homes isn't enough – communities need proper infrastructure to grow sustainably. Experts reveal what's missing in current housing policies.
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Harpenden RFC: Breeding Ground for Rugby Lions
Discover how Harpenden RFC has become a hidden gem in nurturing future rugby stars, as fans gather to watch the Third Test in this grassroots haven.
Mount Kaala gondola protest: Locals say no to tourism plan
Residents near Mount Kaala are protesting a proposed gondola project, fearing it will destroy the area's natural beauty and disrupt their peaceful way of life.
RAF Brize Norton housing plans spark defence concerns
The UK government is considering plans to build new housing near RAF Brize Norton, raising concerns about the impact on the strategic airbase and local infrastructure.
LizardCube reinvents Sega's Streets of Rage
Discover how LizardCube brought Sega's legendary beat 'em up Streets of Rage back to life with stunning visuals and modern gameplay twists.
Majorca hotels: Brits cancel over protest fears
Majorca's hoteliers report a wave of cancellations as British holidaymakers fear backlash from local anti-tourism activists. Industry leaders demand government action to protect the island's vital tourism economy.
Italy restricts wedding tourism in Florence and Venice
Italy introduces strict measures to curb 'wedding tourism' in iconic cities like Florence and Venice, aiming to preserve cultural heritage and manage overcrowding.
Pakistan-China open new Gwadar International Airport
Pakistan and China have inaugurated the new Gwadar International Airport, a key project under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), set to transform regional connectivity and economic growth.
Boston's Lord & Taylor building to become luxury apartments
A landmark Boston department store building is set to be converted into upscale apartments, preserving its historic charm while meeting modern housing demands.
Fury over 'super-sized' padel tennis centre plans
Residents are up in arms over plans for a massive padel tennis complex in a warehouse near their homes, warning of unbearable noise and disrupted peace.
Speech therapist warns about problematic baby names
A speech therapist has identified baby names that may cause pronunciation difficulties and social challenges for children. Learn which names to reconsider.
Treasury expands to Midlands with new tech hub
The UK Treasury is expanding its second headquarters to the Midlands, creating 200 jobs and boosting the local tech economy. The move aims to decentralise Whitehall operations and support regional growth.
Brisbane riverfront home to be demolished in Bulimba
A stunning riverfront property in Bulimba, Brisbane, is set to be demolished following a heated dispute, sparking debate over heritage preservation and urban development.
Prince William's key role in women's football growth
Ex-FA chairman David Bernstein shares how Prince William championed women's football, pushing for greater recognition and investment in the sport during his tenure.
ChatGPT passes robot test in AI breakthrough
OpenAI's ChatGPT has achieved a significant milestone by passing a critical robot test, showcasing its advanced capabilities in human-like interaction and problem-solving.
Manhattan-style skyscraper proposed for London
A controversial new skyscraper inspired by Manhattan's iconic skyline could soon reshape London's urban landscape, sparking debates over architectural heritage and modern development.
Essential Life Advice for Women in Their 30s
Expert-backed tips to help women navigate their 30s with confidence, covering career, health, relationships, and personal growth.
Paris's Le Marais: From Bohemian Haven to Tourist Trap
The historic Le Marais district in Paris, once a haven for artists and bohemians, is now overrun by tourists and commercial chains, leaving residents frustrated. Discover how this cultural gem is losing its soul.
England & Spain lead women's football coaching for Euro 2025
England and Spain are setting new benchmarks in women's football coaching development, with both nations investing heavily in training and infrastructure ahead of Euro 2025.
Sydney's Callan Park remains stalled despite grand plans
Despite grand visions for revitalisation, Sydney's historic Callan Park continues to languish in uncertainty, leaving locals frustrated by bureaucratic delays.
Barcelona declares itself 'hostile' to tourists
Barcelona's mayor has announced strict anti-tourism measures, including higher taxes and visitor restrictions, as locals protest against overcrowding and rising costs.
Housebuilders Target Historic Tempsford in Bedfordshire
Historic village Tempsford in Bedfordshire faces a new wave of development as housebuilders eye its picturesque landscape, sparking local resistance.
Humans beat AI in coding competition
A recent competition reveals that human coders still surpass AI in complex programming tasks, sparking debates about the future of automation in tech.
Cornwall tourism: Minister urges visitors to explore beyond hotspots
UK Tourism Minister Chris Bryant encourages travellers to discover Cornwall's hidden gems, easing pressure on overcrowded hotspots while boosting local economies.
Hundreds of new homes approved for historic UK town
A major housing development is underway in a historic UK town, bringing hundreds of new homes and potential economic benefits. Here’s how it could reshape the community.
Kansas City opens first government-run supermarket
Kansas City pioneers a groundbreaking initiative with its first-ever government-operated supermarket, aiming to provide affordable groceries in underserved areas.
Gulf nations launch unified visa for tourism boost
Six Gulf nations introduce a shared visa system, simplifying travel for tourists and boosting regional tourism.
Barcelona erupts in mass protest against overtourism
Demonstrators flooded Barcelona's streets, demanding action against overtourism as locals struggle with rising rents and overcrowding.
UK cuts foreign aid to African nations
The UK government has significantly reduced foreign aid to African nations, sparking debate over the impact on poverty and development.
Nashville's Gulch: From railyard to hotspot
Discover how a derelict railyard in Nashville's Gulch district has been reborn as one of the city's most vibrant and sought-after neighbourhoods.
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