Knoebels Owner 'Pinky Swears' to Keep Free Admission
Knoebels Amusement Resort in Pennsylvania celebrates its 100th year with free admission, as owner Brian Knoebel 'pinky swore' to never charge entry.
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Welsh village fights container storage plan
Villagers in Dwyran, Anglesey, oppose plans to install 47 shipping containers at a former school, fearing it will ruin the landscape. Owner Fu Lee says it's a viable business.
Sandbanks Residents Furious Over 7ft Concrete Wall
Residents of Sandbanks, one of Britain's most exclusive seaside neighbourhoods, are outraged after a homeowner erected a 7ft concrete wall they compare to the Berlin Wall.
Can I Trim My Neighbour's Tree Branches? Experts Agree
Four legal and property experts explain your rights when a neighbour's tree overhangs your garden, including trimming limits, disposal rules, and the importance of communication.
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Tenant Renovates Rental, Invoices Landlord
A landlord was shocked to discover his tenant had redecorated his entire property without permission and deducted costs from rent, sparking debate on renter rights.
Labour Expands Youth Work Schemes as Benefits Spending Outpaces Support
Labour announces 300,000 extra work experience placements after Alan Milburn warns that for every £25 spent on youth benefits, only £1 goes to employment support.
West Ham Relegated: Financial Fallout and Player Exits
West Ham United's relegation from the Premier League after 14 years triggers a £60m financial hit, potential player sales, and uncertainty over manager Nuno Espirito Santo's future.
Dozens Fined £70 for Illegal Parking Near Snowdon
Around 80 drivers were fined £70 for illegal parking at Eryri National Park near Snowdon, as authorities crack down on obstructive parking to ensure emergency access.
Grammar Schools Shift 11-Plus to July for Summer Relief
Eight grammar schools in England are moving their 11-Plus entrance exams from September to July to prevent summer cramming and help poorer families avoid costly tutoring.
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Saints fans demand urgent forum over Spygate
Southampton supporters call for a fans' forum and an end to the club's 'deafening silence' after being expelled from the play-offs for spying on Middlesbrough.
Why I've Decided to Enjoy My Rented Garden After Years
A renter reflects on the dilemma of investing in a rented garden, but after years of neglect, decides to enjoy it. Security of tenure and new legal rights bring hope.
Thousands in Madrid protest soaring housing costs
Thousands rallied in Madrid against rising housing costs, demanding government action on rents and tourist apartments amid a deepening crisis.
Alan Titchmarsh Slams Jeremy Vine Over 4x4 Remarks
Gardeners' World star Alan Titchmarsh has criticised BBC Radio 2's Jeremy Vine for criticising 4x4s, noting Vine lives in London while he needs one for rural potholes.
UK High Street Store Closures 2026: Full List This Week
A number of well-known brands have announced UK high street closures this week, including Barnardo's, PizzAyo, and Mountain Warehouse, amid ongoing retail sector challenges in 2026.
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UK Airline, Hotel, Travel Firm Enter Administration: Full List
Six UK companies, including an airline, hotel, and travel firm, have collapsed into administration due to soaring costs. Details on each business and impact.
Obama Center: $850M Monument Sparks Fury in Chicago
The $850 million Obama Presidential Center, dubbed 'Obamalisk,' faces backlash over cost, design, and gentrification fears in Chicago's South Side.
GOP Redistricting Gains Could Add 13 House Seats
Republicans estimate gaining up to 13 seats from redistricting in key states, potentially securing House majority and aiding Trump's lame duck years.
London Assembly May Probe Green Leader Over Houseboat Tax
Zack Polanski faces potential investigation by London Assembly over council tax on his houseboat, amid claims of unintentional mistake.
Flip-Flop Fly-Tippers Caught Dumping Waste in London
Marius Grancea and two others were caught on CCTV dumping waste in Harrow while wearing flip-flops. Grancea fined £2,337 and warned of jail.
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Nansledan: Model High Street or Threat to Newquay?
Prince William visits Nansledan, a Duchy of Cornwall development blending retail and community. Locals debate if it revitalizes or drains nearby Newquay's high street.
Dover Gridlock: 8,000 Face New EU Border Checks on Busiest Day
Thousands of travellers face long queues at Dover due to new EU border checks, with traffic gridlocked and waits of over two hours on the busiest day of the year.
Traveller 'Land Grabs' Feared Over Bank Holiday on Alert
Two councils are on red alert over fears of unauthorised traveller developments over the bank holiday weekend, after plans emerged to move thousands of tonnes of hardcore into their areas.
Family Hit with £1,800 Bill After Car Wash Damages Range Rover
A family's Range Rover was damaged and their toddler soaked during a car wash at Tesco Wrexham, resulting in a £1,800 repair bill. The couple is fighting the claim rejection.
Victoria to Hire 2,000 Apprentices for Revived SEC
Premier Jacinta Allan announces 2,000 state-sponsored electrical apprenticeships at the revived SEC to address workforce shortages ahead of the Victorian election.
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Clarkson: Weather and Government Key to Easier Farming
Jeremy Clarkson says predictable weather and a sensible government are the two things that would make farming significantly easier, as his show highlights agricultural struggles.
Restaurant Owner Slams $15,000 Awning Fine
Angela Camardi, owner of Mrs Pasta in Balmain, must pay $15,000 to fix a non-compliant awning after a complaint, sparking debate over council regulations.
7 Defects to Check in New Builds Before Buying
A property inspector warns Australians about major defects in new builds after Labor's negative gearing changes. Learn the 7 key things to check before buying.
Children More Likely Than Adults to Rent Privately
Children are now more likely than working-age adults to live in Britain's private rented sector, with numbers nearly tripling in 25 years, according to the Resolution Foundation.
Deansgate Square: Luxury Towers Amid Homeless Crisis
Manchester's Deansgate Square luxury towers, built with public funds, highlight stark inequality as homelessness soars. Critics question Mayor Burnham's priorities.
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Hooters Rebrands to Family-Friendly Dining Concept
Hooters is rebranding to a family-friendly, beach-themed neighborhood concept, moving away from its sexualized image. CEO Neil Kiefer aims to create an inclusive dining experience for all.
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