Liverpool pub reopens after £330k refurbishment
Tom and Aimee Reynolds took over The Grove in Anfield after a six-week refurbishment, attracting regulars and new visitors with its community spirit.
Tom and Aimee Reynolds took over The Grove in Anfield after a six-week refurbishment, attracting regulars and new visitors with its community spirit.
Shoppers say Liverpool's Church Street is an 'eyesore' with dirty benches, litter, and broken flagpoles, calling for more council action.
New FIFA rules from 2027 will ban clubs from isolating players in 'bomb squads' to force exits, protecting players like Marcus Rashford from abusive treatment.
Charities led by Independent Age call on UK Government to change mixed age couples rule for Pension Credit, saying it leaves low-income households thousands worse off each year.
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RecommendedUsing sea salt on jacket potato skin draws out moisture for a crispy crust and fluffy interior, says chef Sylvia Fountaine.
If someone parks on your driveway, it's trespass, a civil matter. Police rarely act. Leave a note, seek legal advice, but do not clamp or damage the vehicle.
Using sea or kosher salt draws out moisture, creating a crispy crust. Chef Sylvia Fountaine's method ensures fluffy interior and delicious flavor.
Traeth Llanddwyn on Anglesey has been named the best beach in Wales and the UK by Time Out, but locals are unhappy about the increased attention.
Harbour View Fish and Chip Restaurant in Seaton Sluice raised £17,653 for Macmillan Cancer Support through staff and customer fundraising efforts.
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RecommendedMillionaires including Gary Lineker urge PM Andy Burnham to tax their wealth, as Britain faces inequality and falling life expectancy.
Almost 4,000 people have signed a petition calling for a UK-wide ban on the sale of disposable BBQs, citing links to wildfires and waste.
Grassland in Wales has turned brown and yellow as prolonged dry and warm weather continues, affecting parks, sports pitches, and farmland.
A 'do not consume' warning has been issued for Graham's Family Dairy semi-skimmed milk sold in England due to possible contamination with veterinary medicines including penicillin.
The Met Office has issued its verdict on further heatwaves in August, with temperatures forecast to reach 30C this week and a chance of hotter weather later in the month.
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RecommendedA Texas-based veterinarian shares five dog breeds she would never own, citing genetic health problems, breathing issues, and other medical concerns.
The Welsh Government has activated crisis management arrangements as wildfires spread across Wales, with the MOD confirming no helicopters are available for aerial support.
A significant wildfire in Blaenavon, Torfaen, has scorched 200 hectares, with smoke affecting communities up to 30 miles away across south Wales.
GB News halted for a breaking update on a 'mega dinghy' launching from a French beach, highlighting the ongoing illegal migration crisis under new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Knowsley has the second-highest obesity rate among Year 6 pupils in England, with 30.1% obese. The council tackles food deserts and promotes healthy school meals.
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RecommendedMiatta Fahnbulleh, a far-left firebrand and Ed Miliband admirer, has been appointed energy secretary by Andy Burnham, sparking fears of even more radical net zero policies.
Japan launches the Do Hiemon personal cooling booth, a 2.1m stainless-steel fridge that cools users in 10 minutes, claiming to beat air-conditioning or a fan.
James Capon responds to an editorial on the health select committee’s call for radical action to regulate food markets, arguing the focus should be on ultra-processed foods and sugar reduction.
Wildfires rage globally from Canada to Europe; plus Trump's Iran strikes, male fertility crisis, rewilding, and more in the 24 July Guardian Weekly.
A cartoon by Nicola Jennings depicts drought conditions in Britain, highlighting water scarcity issues.
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RecommendedHosting the 2030 World Cup will require Morocco to spend up to $25bn on infrastructure, including new stadiums and transport links.
Manchester council plans to increase fly-tipping fines from £700 to £1,000 and deploy 16 portable CCTV cameras to combat the issue, following a 9.2% rise in incidents since 2020.
Britain could face its fourth heatwave of 2026, with temperatures potentially reaching 39C on August 6, making it the hottest day of the year. Ten English counties may hit 38C or more.
ScottishPower Renewables announces £1.5bn plans to repower Whitelee Windfarm, doubling capacity to power 650,000 homes, creating jobs and £500m in supply chain opportunities.
Children in Speke took over a community consultation, demanding a new park. Residents say the area has been neglected for decades, with no large public park for 4,000 kids.
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RecommendedCyclists fundraising for Sir Bobby Robson's cancer charity set off from St James' Park as fans paid tribute to Kevin Keegan, who died at 75 from stage four cancer.