14 h. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should Harry and Meghan have been awarded 'Humanitarians of the Year' prize?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were named 'Humanitarians of the Year' as they appeared together at the Project Healthy Minds gala in New York City last night.

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1 week ago Premier League winner is launching his first EVER bar and restaurant in heart of UK home city

A FORMER Premier League winner is launching his first ever bar and restaurant in the heart of his hometown. The ex-footballer has found a new passion project following his early retirement. Former Leicester City and Manchester United player Danny Simpson, 38, has traded football boots for a kitchen apron. Danny has joined forces with bar...

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2 w. ago London City Lionesses training facility project approved; will break ground in ’26 ahead of ’27 opening

London City Lionesses training facility project approved; will break ground in ’26 ahead of ’27 opening  Sports Business Journal

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2 w. ago Medieval London church lifted into the sky as office is built underneath

A medieval church tower in London was lifted 45ft above the ground to make way for a new skyscraper.

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2 w. ago Medieval church tower in City of London resting on stilts for skyscraper project

Medieval church tower in City of London resting on stilts for skyscraper project  Premier Christian News

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2 w. ago Extra City Deal funding can’t be used for road project, say council officials

The transformation of Aurs Road — between Barrhead and Newton Mearns — has been hit by delays, causing the estimated bill for the project to rise.

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2 w. ago Medieval church tower suspended 45ft above ground as part of City project

The tower of All Hallows Staining Church was balanced on stilts above a 60,000 square foot excavation site at 50 Fenchurch Street.

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3 w. ago ‘You could drink from that pond’: the city digging for a solution to toxic runoff

A project in Brighton to stop harmful chemicals from seeping into a chalk aquifer could set an example for managing such pollution“The designer claims that you could drink the water from there,” says Nick Bean, an engineer for the local council, at a large shallow basin in a nature reserve in Brighton. It is a blazing summer day and a group of researchers, engineers, students and a city councillor, dressed in hi-vis clothing and safety goggles, are gathered at the site of the city’s new and ambitious project to help manage the toxic problem of road runoff.After six years, the Wild Park rainscape, formed of a vegetated swale linked to four planted basins, is at the tail end of development. Dry and golden beneath the sun, the landscape, if all goes well, will soon teem with lush greenery and wildlife. But it will also be performing a much more critical function: filtering pollutants from runoff to prevent them from seeping into the precious chalk aquifer that lies beneath the city. Co...

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