March, England News

THE PENARTH Remembrance Sunday parade attracted a large crowd, as alongside and standing outside their homes.

THE tenth part of our tribute to Yeovila TMs fallen war dead as commemorate Armistice Day.

A A 1.9M scheme to move a town's library has been agreed - in principle' by councillors despite protests from users.

MASKED raiders burgled elderly victims in a series of incidents being investigated by detectives on Sunday, November 1. The incidents were all in Fenland and police believe the same people may be responsible.

FIREFIGHTERS tackled a blaze at a chicken shed in March. Two crews from March, and one crew each from Chatteris, Manea, Wisbech, Whittlesey and Huntingdon were called to the fire at a poultry farm in Hook Drove in March on Tuesday at about 1.40am. They found two large chicken sheds measuring about 80 metres by 20 metres, alight.

Irish Republican Army dissidents pose their greatest security threat in Northern Ireland since the province's peace accord 11 years ago and are being helped by a handful of IRA veterans in plotting attacks, an expert panel said Wednesday.

MARCH Bowls Club members were left counting the cost this week after an arson attack totally gutted their pavilion.

More than 30 firefighters worked through the early hours to put out a fire which destroyed a chicken shed in Cambridgeshire.

ARSON: Neale-Wade Community College principal Tim Hitch and March Town Hockey Club chairman Adam Triggs durvey the damage.

A small group of parents in Kelowna joined their counterparts in 20 other B.C. communities Wednesday morning to protest government funding cuts for special needs children, particularly those with autism.

The generally accepted thought is that Warner Robins is a young city, as cities go - only 66 years old, since it was incorporated by the state of Georgia on March 5, 1943.

The United Kingdom is made up of England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It has a long history as a major player in international affairs and fulfils an important role in the EU, UN and Nato.

Ministers are being accused of planning to snoop into citizens' private lives in the most intrusive national census ever carried out.

"But we think we can move on from that." During the coverage of the UUP Conference today, BBC NI's Jim Fitzpatrick did a quick interview with the Conservative Party's Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, Owen Paterson, MP.

The full set of questions for the 2011 census - including new ones about citizenship and how well people can speak English - has been unveiled.

Hundreds of students, many banging drums and using noisemakers, marched on the Fresno State campus today to protest fee increases and class cuts.

A heroin addict accused of unlawfully killing a fellow drug-user has told a jury that she was disgusted by her own behaviour.

COOPER Roller Bearings say that reducing the total workforce at its South Lynn factory by about 70 this year has been a "last resort" caused by the recession.

Britain's Security Service believes the threat of Islamist terrorism has levelled off in recent years, though hard-core terrorists remain committed to their cause and will remain so for the foreseeable future.

A surprise decision by the University of Notre Dame to send five students to last weekend's gay rights march in the District has produced fury among alumni still smarting from the Catholic institution's invitation to President Obama in May.