The 'colourful' Pembrokeshire high street named among the loveliest in the UKThe Pembrokeshire high street was commended for its "colourful collusion" and range of Georgian and Edwardian-era shops. (Image: Gareth Davies Photography)A high street in Pembrokeshire described as "colourful" and that features a host of Georgian and Edwardian-era shops has been named among the loveliest in the UK. The top seven "loveliest" high streets in the UK have been revealed in a list by The Times. The top 7 loveliest high streets in the UKThe loveliest high streets in the UK, according to The Times, are:Lymington, Hampshire Narberth, Pembrokeshire North Berwick, East Lothian Corbridge, Northumberland Greenwich, London Royal Hillsborough, Co Down Stamford, LincolnshireThe Pembrokeshire high street named among the loveliest in the UKNarberth was the only high street in Wales to feature on The Times' list. The Pembrokeshire high street was commended for being "colourful" and for its range of Georgian and Edwardian-era shops.

Mason Greenwood could leave Manchester United for Juventus. Juventus are reportedly willing to offer Italy's Euro 2024 star Federico Chiesa in exchange for Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood this summer, after the 22-year-old's successful loan spell in Spain with Getafe. However, Lazio also remain an option in the race for Greenwood and have offered their own swap deal, with United's asking price in the region of £42million deemed unrealistic. Buy England's Euro 2024 kit £84.99 View Deal The Three Lions are among the favourites to win this summer's Euro 2024 tournament and you can get your hands on the brand new Nike home and away kits before the first whistle. Federico Chiesa battling with Aymeric Laporte at Euro 2024.

The Harry Potter author said she would struggle to vote for Sir Keir Starmer, saying she had a “poor opinion” of his character. Writing in The Times, Ms Rowling said: “As long as Labour remains dismissive and often offensive towards women fighting to retain the rights their foremothers thought were won for all time, I’ll struggle to support them. Labour abandoned them.”JK Rowling has criticised Labour for its approach to transgender rights (PA)She continued: “I’ve been a Labour voter, a member (no longer), donor (not recently) and campaigner (ditto) all my adult life. I want to want to vote Labour.”The issue of transgender rights has long caused issues within the party. Last week, Ms Duffield said she had not attended election hustings while running in Canterbury due to “constant trolling” and has spent £2,000 on bodyguards while campaigning.

The Tories could be facing a total wipeout in Norfolk at next month’s election, with no MPs elected to Westminster for the first time in the party’s history, according to a new poll. It predicts that Norfolk and Waveney will return a total of eight Labour MPs, two from Reform UK and one Liberal Democrat. Picture: iStockAmong the defeated Tories could be former prime minister Liz Truss in South West Norfolk, and ex-science minister George Freeman in Mid Norfolk, with the poll predicting they will see their respective majorities of 26,195 and 22,594 overturned. The Survation survey predicts victories for Reform UK in Great Yarmouth, where Rupert Lowe is standing for the party, and North West Norfolk, for Phil Walton. However, the survey suggests the result will be extremely close in several Norfolk and Waveney seats, giving Conservatives hope that they may yet improve their fortunes.

Two weeks before an election that is expected to catapult him into 10 Downing Street, the leader of Britain’s Labour Party, Keir Starmer, is tiptoeing on the campaign trail, the latest practitioner of the “Ming vase strategy.”The phrase, which refers to a politician gingerly avoiding slips to protect a lead in the polls, is credited to Roy Jenkins, a more freewheeling British politician, who likened a previous Labour candidate, Tony Blair, on the eve of his 1997 landslide, to a man “carrying a priceless Ming vase across a highly polished floor.”In truth, Mr. Starmer has been carrying the vase for a lot longer than this six-week campaign. He has nursed his party’s double-digit polling lead for more than 18 months, methodically repositioning Labour as a credible center-left alternative to the divided, erratic, sometimes extremist Conservatives. It’s the culmination of an extraordinary four-year project, in which Mr. Starmer, 61, purged his left-wing predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn, and his loyalists; went after the anti-Semitism that had contaminated the party’s ranks; and pulled its economic and national security policies closer to the center.

In this week’s public notices this week, applicants are seeking to make a change to a historic listed building in Burnham. PlanningIn Burnham, the grade II-listed Nashdom estate needs some work done to it, say those taking care of it. Nashdom Abbey country house in Nashdom Lane was designed by the acclaimed architect Sir Edwin Lutyens. Nashdom is a heritage asset (number 1332673) and there is a registered historic park and garden on the estate. It also seeks to close Montrose Avenue between number 12 Montrose Avenue and its junction with Farnham Road within the same timeframe.

This was not Prakash Hinduja's first offense, as he had been convicted on similar, though less severe, charges in 2007. Bertossa's arguments were based on testimonies provided by the staff and the Hindujas themselves, as well as evidence gathered during his investigation into the matter. "They spent more for one dog than one of their servants," he said. The prosecutor revealed that the woman was paid as little as 7 Swiss francs ($7.84) for a working day that lasted up to 18 hours, seven days a week. He also pointed to a budget document titled "Pets", which demonstrated that the family spent 8,584 Swiss francs in a year on their family dog.

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However, the second season yielded the return Reynolds and McElhenney were looking for, topping the National League ahead of Notts County and winning promotion to League Two. Paul MullinThe Striker gave up playing for Cambridge United in the Football League to drop down to the National League to play for Wrexham. Lee is 29, like Mullin, and could help the club make a big splash in League One. James McCleanThe former Premier League player joined Wrexham following the club's promotion to League Two and despite being 35, showed incredible energy. Foster had played for Wrexham at the start of his career as he was making his way through professional football.

“You founded the party, you’re the president of the party, you’re the owner of the party,” Robinson retorts. Robinson puts it to Farage that the party attract people with unpleasant views because those people think he agrees with them. I don’t believe in group rights. Robinson suggest there is something in the fact that he describes the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, of not undertanding our culture. Farage repeats his accusation, saying Rishi Sunak “doesn’t understand our culture” and brings up his early D-day exit.

It started with a question only a child would ask and led to a publishing phenomenon that’s still growing more than 50 years later. The question – posed by eight-year-old Adam Hargreaves to his father, Roger – was, “What does a tickle look like?”Turns out it’s orange and round with a smiley face, little legs and long wiggly arms all the better to tickle you with.

"Tata's workers are not just fighting for their jobs – they are fighting for the future of their communities and the future of steel in Wales," said Unite general secretary Sharon Graham. "The strikes will go on until Tata halts its disastrous plans. "Labour has pledged GBP 3 billion for UK steel if elected next month, a commitment secured by Unite. "By restructuring our UK operations we will be able to sustain the business as we transition to new electric arc furnace technology. We believe we have a very exciting future ahead, providing the high quality, low-CO2 steels that our customers in the UK and overseas are so desperate for," a Tata Steel spokesperson noted.

Lazio could offer Man Utd a player for Mason Greenwood. Lazio are set to get creative in their bid to sign Mason Greenwood by offering Manchester United a player as part of the deal, according to reports. Christos Mandas has been mooted as a Manchester City target, but Pep Guardiola could be left disappointed if he heads to Old Trafford instead. Christos Mandas is a reported Man City target. Stay up-to-date with the latest Man Utd news Join us on WhatsApp Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners.

If you haven’t had the pleasure of reading research posted here on KOS from CAWFEEMUG — you really are missing out. But when it comes to climate, there is too much focus on denial as “conscious belief”, DeLay thinks. “We talk as if we are Protestants who think you get saved by having the correct thoughts about the big important question.”Unlike Tad DeLay I think Climate Change is an old faded view of where we are. Welcome to the comment section of every post ever made on climate change. There are a ton of graphs that all say the same thing — but you don’t wanna lookhttps://www.climate.gov/climatedashboardClimate Change is EXPONENTIAL meaning the rate and degree of change is not gradual — it is rather — run away interest compounded at a higher rate.