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A council looks set to approve plans for an apartment block it is building despite it falling outside its own development guidelines. Trafford Council is jointly applying for permission to build 251 apartments at the former Stretford Mall site. A planning report said that there would be no affordable homes in the scheme, no new parking spaces, and that the project would be of a “substantially greater density” than the council’s own policies allowed.But the authority said it would be the most dense phase of the wider regeneration scheme, which overall would be within the rules.Stretford Mall opened in 1969…

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Lauren Entwhistle, who also has two children, has experienced those financial pressures herself.After struggling with postnatal depression and managing her finances, she turned to Atlas Women’s Centre in Lisburn for support. Part of a network of women’s centre across Northern Ireland, she said the Atlas Women’s Centre helped put her back together.Now she works there helping other women.She said the majority of women who turn to the centre for support are struggling financially.”I’ve been through it myself,” she said. “Worrying about that every day affects your mental health.”It’s the hub of everything, that’s why there is a big issue with…

Jaxon lives in the small Pembrokeshire village of Solva and attends school in St Davids, hardly a skateboarding hub, and that means regular five-hour round trips to train at a skatepark near Cardiff.But his skill on a board was cemented long before reaching west Wales. Born in Darwin, a love for the sport was already evident by the time he moved with his parents to Somerset at 18 months old.”Shortly before his first birthday we were in a surf shop and he became fixated with a skateboard on sale there,” explained his Welsh mother Lucy.”He would not put it down…

Wednesday’s front pages largely focus on Nigel Farage’s decision to resign and trigger a by-election.”Desperate” is how the Daily Mirror, external’s headline describes the Reform UK leader, but the Daily Express, external says Farage will “let the people be the judges” of his actions. The Daily Telegraph, external believes that his “gamble” has turned to “farce”, after all the other major political parties decided not to field candidates. The Times , externalaccuses Farage of trying to distract from “legitimate questions” about his dealings, while the i Paper, external said this was a move “straight out of the Donald Trump playbook”.The…

England take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in their five-match series by crushing India in the third T20 at Trent Bridge, bowling them out for just 76 in 11.4 overs to secure a 125-run win, which is India’s heaviest run-margin defeat in a T20 international.READ MORE: Superb England inflict record T20 defeat on IndiaAvailable to UK users only.

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The compensation likely to be sought by English freeholders would be far greater.On Scotland’s current system, which has similarities to commonhold, Gerber says it “generally works”.”You’ll always find one that doesn’t want to stump up their money… that can be a problem,” he says.Most of the experts agreed there is no perfect system where multiple people share responsibility for a building. Hopkins believes commonhold will happen, regardless of further legal challenges. “The judicial review failed at first instance and failed quite comprehensively. A lot of the arguments, I think, have really been lost.”He says there is now broad political support…

Who predicted British wildcard Arthur Fery would be a Wimbledon quarter-finalist this year? Not even the man himself.Fery, ranked 114th in the world, illustrated that when he explicitly mouthed his surprise after beating Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov in the last 16.Now the 23-year-old will aim to reach the semi-finals when he plays Italian ninth seed Flavio Cobolli on Wednesday.Cobolli, 24, was the runner-up at last month’s French Open and, after becoming a Wimbledon quarter-finalist last year, has showed again he can excel on grass.”Arthur still starts as the underdog given the difference in ranking and top-level experience,” said BBC Sport analyst…