Gavin Ames
Opinion: Time for flat-pack democracy
If a cycle of local authority elections was a one-lap race, we would now be moving into the home straight. The runners would be jockeying for position, thinking about the end of the race.
Gavin Ames
If a cycle of local authority elections was a one-lap race, we would now be moving into the home straight. The runners would be jockeying for position, thinking about the end of the race.
There’s a week for everything it seems. And this week is Local Newspaper Week, when the regional press celebrates the vital contribution papers like the Advertiser up and down the land make to the communities they serve.
The second most bizarre video I have watched of late was that of the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, strolling around his empty palace like Kevin McCloud in a special despotic edition of Grand Designs, just hours after the UK dropped a couple of bombs on his country.
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The family of a young man who died in the Jubilee River in 2015 has urged would-be swimmers to think twice, after two men’s bodies were recovered from the river in July.
Police are appealing for witnesses after a car hit two men in Sunninghill last night, killing them both.
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