Among the week's headlines: ALA welcomes the FCC's decision to allow E-rate funding to be used to purchase and lend Wi-Fi hotspots; parents in Lansing, Mich., are unhappy with plans for two new library-less elementary schools; and Kelly Jensen at 'Book Riot' questions an unusually quiet Pride Month for libraries.
Almost four months ago the body of a woman was found in Chorlton - police still have no idea who she is Manchester Evening News
THE next generation at Oxford United will potentially be playing to impress future loan clubs over the next couple of days.
OXFORD United’s focus in the transfer window will move to the forward line, having brought in eight players so far already.
The Committee to Protect Journalists and 25 partners on Friday wrote to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen calling on her to make press freedom and journalist safety a priority during her second term and offering recommendations for “durable and long-lasting solutions.” “It is crunch-time for the European Commission to deliver on media freedom...
Passage of the SAVE Act in the U.S. House of Representatives could address a valid issue of noncitizens potentially voting in U.S. elections, if only Republicans and Democrats wanted it to.
A mechanic is calling out customers who bring their cars in to the auto shop without cleaning them first.
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The UK’s first event dedicated to celebrating rallycross - which was born in Kent - is taking place this weekend.
The winners of the Kent FA Grassroots Workforce Awards have been announced.
Prospective owner Lloyd Hume has praised Danny Kedwell’s impact as Ashford manager.
Irritated motorists say their journeys are taking three times longer and closures seem to be down every turn, as they face a summer of roadworks.
Ebbsfleet boss Danny Searle is prepared to start the new season without one of his key men if need be - in favour of long-term fitness.
Opportunity knocks for some of St Lawrence & Highland Court’s players to stake first-team claims.
Gillingham’s past 30 years have been chronicled in a new book titled Home of the Shouting Men 2.
After a quarter of a century leading the way at an ‘outstanding’ school, a headteacher has reflected on her time at the top as she steps down.
A mum who lost her three-year-old daughter to cancer has thanked those helping with fundraising efforts, including celebrity chef Paul Hollywood.
A family still shielding from Covid-19 say their lives are “extremely lonely” – as today marks three years since ‘Freedom Day’.
