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July 2023

Gatwick worst performing European airport for air traffic control delays

Gatwick is suffering more flight delays due to air traffic control (ATC) limits than any other major European airport, according to an airline veteran. Willie Walsh, director-general of global airline body the International Air Transport Association (Iata), said figures from Eurocontrol, which manages European airspace, show the West Sussex airport is being hit by “severe impacts”. […]

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Rare moths released in Cairngorms to help threatened population

Conservationists have released a rare species of moth in the Highlands for the first time to boost its dwindling population. The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) participated in the release of 160 dark bordered beauty caterpillars, into a specially selected site in the Cairngorms National Park. Dark bordered beauty moths are native to the

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First edition of The Hobbit found in charity shop sells for more than 10000

A first edition copy of JRR Tolkien’s The Hobbit has sold for more than £10,000 after being discovered by chance in a Scottish charity shop. The rare copy of the famous book, which follows the adventures of Bilbo Baggins, was found by a manager at the Cancer Research UK superstore in Dundee. Though the store’s

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A Derbyshire care home will be extended despite concern over flooding issues in surrounding houses

A Derbyshire care home will be extended despite concern over flooding issues in surrounding houses. At a Derbyshire Dales District Council meeting last night (July 11), plans for a 16-bed dementia unit extension to the Ivonbrook Residential Care Home in Eversleigh Rise, Darley Bridge, close to Matlock, were approved. This was the second time the

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Ambulance service accused of covering up errors when patients died apologises

Ambulance bosses have apologised to families after staff were accused of covering up errors and withholding evidence from coroners when patients died. An independent review has been completed into how the North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) did not give some relatives a full explanation of the death of a loved one, if mistakes were made.

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Schoolboy in court accused of attempted wounding after teacher stabbed

A 15-year-old schoolboy will appear in court accused of attempted wounding with intent and possession of a bladed article after a teacher was stabbed in Gloucestershire. Maths teacher Jamie Sansom suffered a single stab wound in a corridor at Tewkesbury Academy at just after 9am on Monday. The teenager, who cannot be named for legal

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Councillors hit back at Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins’ call for a review to possibly abolish cash-strapped Staveley Town Council

Two Staveley Town Councilors have hit back at the call from Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins for a review which could see the debt-troubled local authority abolished. Independent town councillor Paul Mann and Liberal Democrat town councillor Paul Jacobs have highlighted the accumulative financial difficulties which they claim mainly arose under the previously controlled Labour Staveley Town Council

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North Derbyshire music legend teams up with the Heights of Abraham

A North Derbyshire music legend’s teamed up with The Heights of Abraham to celebrate the Matlock Bath tourist attraction in song. John Gill, who’s known to generations of Derbyshire children for bringing musical performance into their school day, wrote the gentle guitar tune ‘On the Heights of Abraham’, which lists all the fun activities on

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Council aims to relocate and revamp Staveley and Clay Cross libraries

Council bosses have given the green light for a public consultation into the proposed relocation of Staveley and Clay Cross Libraries as part of multi-million pound town renewal plans. Derbyshire County Council’s Cabinet approved the consultation on plans to relocate Staveley Library, on Hall Lane, into the proposed commercial Pavilion Building, on Market Place, and to

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