Gravel Rock Faces Liquidation with £2m Debts

Gravel Rock Limited, an Oxfordshire construction company, held a creditor meeting on July 10 to discuss liquidation, with debts exceeding £2 million. The firm's latest accounts show a loss of £28,770.

Why Lidl Steaks Beat Sainsbury's and Asda

A shopper reveals why Lidl offers superior steaks compared to Sainsbury's and Asda, with greater variety, competitive pricing from £3.70 to £12.99, and impressive quality.

North East Road Closures and Roadworks: July 13-19

A comprehensive list of road closures and roadworks across the North East for the week beginning July 13, covering Newcastle, Gateshead, North Tyneside, South Tyneside, Northumberland, Sunderland, and County Durham.

Berwick Stone Home in Castle Terrace at £875,000

A semi-detached stone-built home in Berwick's sought-after Castle Terrace area is on the market for £875,000, offering 246 sq m of flexible living space with period features and modern amenities.

Burnham Poised for PM as Farage Faces Reform Finance Probe

Andy Burnham is poised to become Prime Minister in a bloodless coup, while Nigel Farage battles a bin and Reform UK faces investigations into dodgy finances. Burnham's golden opportunity to revive Labour contrasts with Farage's credibility crisis.

Homeowner Wins Right to Lower Historic Wall in Newport

Newport councillors granted permission to lower a 150-year-old boundary wall on St Mellons Road, Marshfield, despite neighbour objections citing heritage value. The wall's height reduction aims to improve driveway sightlines.

Page 928 of 1960