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Elissa and Johnnie believe quality control during the build was lacking and more “stringent legislation” is needed so builders know “they can’t build more rubbish homes”.Elissa says a senior Stonebridge employee told her they were under “pressure” to increase output and sometimes that compromised quality.We asked Stonebridge Homes about this, along with all the points of criticism raised above, but the company did not provide specific answers.It told the that customer service was one of its top priorities as well as access to “clear, transparent processes for raising concerns and seeking independent resolution where required”.One of the biggest issues for…

The talk of the toon are the boys in maroon, but the chat in all corners of the country is about McPake. He really is the man of the moment.In eight games, he has registered two goals and four assists for an increasingly easy-on-the-eye Hearts side, who are emerging as contenders for the campaign’s great entertainers.In the first 30 minutes at the home of their city rivals, they were magnificent. McPake – along with fellow Scotland hopeful Calvin Miller – was unplayable, hugging the touchline and leaving home full-back Felix Passlack for dust.He destroyed the former Borussia Dortmund defender before…

Manchester City’s lease at the Etihad Stadium was placed under review last month amid a major expansion of the club’s east Manchester campus, it has emerged.City has a long-term lease at the ground with Manchester City Council and finished expanding its north stand earlier this year, which increased the stadium capacity to more than 60,000 people.It has been building a new £300m entertainment zone known as Medlock Square which includes a Radisson Blu Hotel and a zip-line, with plans for a new 600-person capacity entertainment venue which the council granted planning permission in June. The lease review was sparked as…

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Bronwyn Larry, head of communications for the park authority, said this was not the first instance of wardens discovering “abandoned ‘wild camps'”.”It does seem to be increasing,” she said.”People come to the area to enjoy the beautiful scenery, the beautiful views, but now we are being faced with litter and it’s disturbing that beautiful view.”She said the authority found the shift towards more fly-tipping “baffling” and said they were struggling to “figure out how to talk to people” about the issue.”It’s not just here, for our park, it does seem to be across the national parks. We are constantly putting…

Earlier on Thursday, Naomi Osaka recovered from a second-set blip to overcome Katerina Siniakova 6-2 5-7 6-1.Two-time winner Osaka served for a place in the third round during the second set but lost four straight games as she squandered a 5-3 lead.However, after leaving the court to reset, the Japanese 28-year-old overpowered top-ranked doubles player Siniakova in the decider.After Osaka walked out for her first-round match in an outfit inspired by NBA legend Allen Iverson, the four-time major winner returned to the court on Thursday wearing a white dress embroidered with tennis racquets.The 2018 and 2020 US Open winner took…

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Throughout the show, fans shook lightsticks, parroted Katseye’s dance moves and, in some cases, spontaneously burst into tears.Many concert-goers also wore bindis, inspired by Lara, who has proudly incorporated her Asian heritage into her aesthetic.One individual also came dressed as a courgette, a reference to Internet Girl’s so-weird-it-almost-works refrain, “Eat zucchini”.The energy was infectious. And, if you looked closely, the parents were enjoying the show as much as their kids.Even Spice Girl Melanie C is a fan, hosting a Q&A with the band during their first UK trip last October.”They’re incredible girls,” she told the earlier this summer. “They’ve got…

Barry-Murphy took the reins at Cardiff during a difficult period for the club after their first relegation to the third tier in 22 years.The former Rochdale manager exceeded the average 277-day tenure of his predecessors by March of this year, when the Bluebirds were second in League One.And like Warnock he delivered a promotion, although his came in the first season, to get Cardiff back into the Championship at the first attempt.By winning 34 of his 62 games in charge of the Bluebirds thus far, Barry-Murphy has achieved that goal more often than not. Average attendances for home games increased…

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