Following two recent spam email messages which seem to have been sent from members of the Liberal Democrats, local computer engineer Darren Briddock is warning that there seems to be a spate of spam emails coming from Gmail accounts, and

If you earn between about £5,400 to £16,000 a year, you will notice a tax increase in your pay packet in April. This is because the 10% income tax band has been doubled to 20% by the Labour Government, in

The family of TV presenter Mark Speight, whose fiancee died after taking drugs, urges him to get in touch.

I just mysteriously lost a bunch of entries on my Google Calendar. I don't think I did anything, but it seems other people have had the same problem and it looks like it traces back to the recently launched Google

The Miles Smith Farm booth at the NH Made Show was a success! The show was held at the NH Armory in Manchester from April 4-6. We had a tiny booth (5' x 8') but thanks to the frame built

Quality Inspector (Injection Mold) STIHL Inc. has an immediate opening for a Quality Inspector reporting to our Quality Assurance department! As part of our Quality team you will play a vital role in working within our 1,000,000 square foot facility.

In a bid to increase the amount of material put out for recycling the Rugby Borough Council is working in conjunction with Rugby FM to run a recycling lottery.

Due to technical problems were are experiencing communication difficulties and are unable to receive any in coming telephone calls.

The Leeman Road Flood Defence Scheme, which involves rebuilding the flood banks which only just held back the 2000 floods, may be put on the back-burner by the Environment Agency. On Thursday (10th April) the Yorkshire Regional Flood Defence Committee

Odd Down Councillors are angry that a decision to close the Odd Down Youth Club on 1 April has lead to the building being vandalised and broken into three times. The Youth club was due to close on 1 April

Plans to improve the look of roundabouts in Bath and North East Somerset through sponsorship deals have been delayed thanks to the Council's legal department say Lib Dem Councillors.

Gordon Brown has moved to quell a backbench revolt over the abolition of the 10p income tax band amid fears it will hit some low-paid families. Mr Brown has assured former Labour whip Greg Pope - who tabled a Commons

Cambridge MP David Howarth is backing the NSPCC's call for an end to painful techniques used to keep discipline among children in custody.

Supporters of Pershore Care Centre marched from Station Road into the town on Saturday, cheered by residents and visitors en route supporting the campaign to keep the town's Care Centre open.

The Liberal Democrats have a record to be proud of in local government, said Nick Clegg. He was speaking at the launch of party's campaign for council elections in England and Wales. The Lib Dems are defending about 700 seats

Liberal Democrat analysis of official figures has revealed that up to 60,000 families are at a high risk of repossession - double the number who had their homes repossessed last year. This is based on figures showing that almost 60,000

Liberal Democrat deputy leader Vince Cable has attacked "ridiculous" Commons procedures after he was banned from asking a question about the Queen. Mr Cable mentioned the Monarch in a question on the economy to Harriet Harman, who was standing in