What the papers say – April 19
A variety of stories feature on the front pages of the nation’s papers on Friday.
A variety of stories feature on the front pages of the nation’s papers on Friday.
The letter, from Elizabeth Palgrave, was discovered in Trinity College’s Wren Library.
A link to a donation page supporting the Trussell Trust also features a message backing the Princess of Wales.
Forty-eight people died in the 1981 Dublin nightclub fire.
The home of the Royal British Legion in Stourbridge is under threat unless it can raise a 'significant' amount of money immediately, its vice chairman has announced.
The Witch Elm Markets are back in the Mander Centre for their Beltane event. The alternative artists and makers are back on Saturday 27th April bringing an array handmade and alternative goodies! With more than 40 small local businesses offering original artworks, home décor, jewellery, candles, herbs, crystals, tarot readings, and much more!
The sport’s best take to the green baize at the Crucible from Saturday, with the winner crowned in Sheffield on Sunday, May 6.
Bilston's one-room jazz pub has won a place in a new list of the top 100 bars in Europe.
George Scholey hopes to achieve the Guinness World Record for most rotating puzzle cubes solved while running a marathon, currently standing at 420.
A variety of stories feature on the fronts of the nation’s papers on Thursday.
Law enforcement agencies have arrested 37 suspects across the UK and around the world
The former Arsenal and Chelsea midfielder is assistant manager at the lakeside club.
Charlotte Jones said she hit ‘rock bottom’ after her father Chris died in 2016 and she is also mourning former pupil, Malika, who died in an accident.
Fifteen Team TCS Teachers who are acting as healthy role models for their pupils will take part in the TCS London Marathon on April 21.
A Dudley dad is set to run the London Marathon to raise vital funds for a premature baby charity in memory of his son who died at 16 days old.