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Burnside and Campbelltown councils are working on a joint project to make Magill an artistic and cultural hub and thriving shopping destination.

Security staff working on the London Overground are taking industrial action in a dispute over the terms and conditions of their contracts.

John Maynard Keynes, one of the most influential economists of the 20th century, explained how a government spends, rather than cuts, its way out of recession.

A Rickmansworth charity manager is preparing to undertake his fifth road race to raise funds for a national deaf healthcare charity.

Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon is "much better than working in the real world". While most of us are stuck behind desks in nine to five jobs at the office, Ben Sweet works in the depths and darkness of the London Dungeon.

The closing shot in episode seven of Mr. Selfridge had to look the part of 1909 London.

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It's a shame Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu spent the flight to London for Margaret Thatcher's funeral asleep on the double bed that cost the taxpayer an extra half-a-million shekels.

But as the Olympic torch weaved its way gradually to almost every corner of the host nation, the cost to local authorities - including Worcestershire - was adding up.

PM backs his friend as Tory co-chairman Lord Feldman denies he is source of damning remarks about local party members David Cameron risked a major blow to his authority after he defended one of his closest friends over claims that he had described Tory activists as "mad, swivel-eyed loons". The Conservative co-chairman Lord Feldman, a tennis ... (more)

Nunhead Cemetery is one of London's Magnificent Seven, a ring of private burial grounds established around the edge of the capital in the 1830s.

A surprising and ambitious newcomer on the international scene and in the politics of the Middle East is the Persian Gulf Emirate of Qatar, a country that became independent in 1971 when Britain ended its protectorate there.

She says her slim figure, attractive face and glossy hair made her a target for sleazy advances from men and A bitchiness from women She's bright, friendly and well-qualified. But Laura Fernee has quit her job... saying she's too pretty to work.

Cherry blossoms are easy to grow and are not fussy, although they dislike poorly drained soil and will not tolerate boggy conditions Chelsea show time always reminds me of cherry blossom.

Just for a change, let's delve into the diamond geezer readers' postbag. Or rather, let's take a look at your interesting comments from yesterday and share them with a wider audience.

Coach operator National Express is telling shoppers from Herne Bay they face journey times of up to six hours each way to Bluewater.

When you write about Heathrow, please stop referring to the people disturbed by aircraft noise as "local" residents.

Daniel Arsham - an American artist known for dream-like gouaches and sculptures - was one of four artists recently commissioned by Louis Vuitton for a line of innovative travel books.

Wee Oscar Knox, who was given the all clear after battling a rare childhood cancer, took up tools on Friday to help other children going through treatment.

Cornell University School of Hotel Administration 149 Statler Hall Ithaca, NY 14853-6902 United States Tollfree: 800.257.2228 Phone: +1 607-255-6376 Fax: +1 607-255-9540 Visit Website The Cornell School of Hotel Administration has announced that Simon Hobbs, co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk on the Street , will serve as master of ceremonies at the ... (more)