On the streets of 'forgotten' Farnworth as it faces a £50m question

Armbet, which Anoshka describes as “the Tinder of arm wrestling,” he and his new friends soon discovered fellow table-owners in Queens, Long Island and even New Jersey to train with.“A lot of arm-wrestling in the past has been very word of mouth. We created Armbet to help people connect,” app founder and North America’s No.

Fife. Police confirmed that the driver of the white van had been arrested following a "short pursuit" which started in Dunfermline and ended in Mossend Terrace, Cowdenbeath.

The sale is being handled by Smith and Clough Business Associates and spokesman Jonathan Clough said: “I am delighted to have been instructed to handle the sale of this long established and much loved local institution.“For further information contact Smith & Clough on 0141 404 0087 or email [email protected].

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Jay Weissberg Both the title and opening voiceover of the Jordanian feature “The Alleys” make us think we’re in Naguib Mahfouz territory, evoking the backstreets of a neighborhood where “average” people lead intersected lives and everyone knows everyone else’s business — a place where, as the narrator tells it, “a story spreads like wildfire.” It’s a great model to follow, but debuting director Bassel Ghandour, who wrote and produced the superb “Theeb,” is ultimately more invested in making a

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Scottish independence supporters took to the streets of Glasgow today in a huge march. Photos showed large crowds of people waving saltire flags during the demo which kicked off just before midday with a 'large number' taking part.Police Scotland were in attendance during the pro-indy rally on Saturday - which is the first to take place since lockdown restrictions eased.

Her heartbreaking exit storyline from Coronation Street in 2019 drew major acclaim but now Katie McGlynn is taking on one of her biggest challenges to date as the seventh confirmed contestant on Strictly.

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Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterA judge ruled on Monday that former prosecutor Linda Fairstein has a plausible claim that she was defamed by “When They See Us,” the Netflix series from Ava DuVernay about the Central Park Five case.Fairstein sued Netflix, DuVernay and writer Attica Locke in March 2020, alleging that the four-part series portrayed her as a “racist, unethical villain” who framed five young men for a brutal rape and beating.Netflix had argued that the show was protected by the

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Focus Home Interactive has acquired 77.5 per cent of the share capital in Dotemu, the developer and publisher of Streets Of Rage 4, for €38.5 million (£32.6million).In a press release yesterday (August 5), the French publisher behind games like A Plague Tale: Innocence, SnowRunner, and Greedfall, announced its acquisition of Dotemu, referred to as “a world leader in retrogaming”.Besides bringing back classic titles through remakes or remasters, such as Windjammers, Wonderboy: The Monster’s Trap,

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