Cheshire
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700-body mortuary gets go ahead in York amid 'decomposition' fears
Plans for a mortuary housing up to 700 bodies in York have been approved.
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Mortuary described as a 'undignified industrial facility' gets approval from York planners
PLANS for a mortuary housing up to 700 bodies in York have been approved. Pure Cremation’s application is set to see a former mobile network switching centre in Nether Poppleton’s Business Park converted to house its main facility for the...
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes believed to be living ‘back home’ at remote Shropshire farmhouse
Several cars on the driveway and footage has emerged of him walking around the property, according to reports
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Sixteen English councils spend more than 80% of core funding on social care
Councils collectively spent record 71.9% of core spending on adult and children’s care last year, analysis shows
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John Stones convicted after missing police speeding letter while playing at World Cup
Stones was at the wheel of a Range Rover when it was clocked by a speed camera going at 43mph on a 30mph road
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‘I fear I will never see Ranulph Fiennes again’
Anton Bowring told The Independent he felt sad he probably won’t see his friend of five decades again – as famous friends such as Bear Grylls and Joanna Lumley rally to express concern for the explorer
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Yorkshire funeral director criticises plans for mortuary which can hold 700 bodies
Yorkshire funeral director and Conservative councillor Martin Rowley has criticised plans for a large mortuary which could hold up to 700 bodies in Nether Poppleton.
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Two morgue workers win £30,000 in case over ‘splash back’ from bodies
The pair worked at the same hospital Lucy Letby previously worked in
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10 best beauty salons in County Durham and Darlington as nominated by YOU revealed
The Northern Echo is once again on the hunt for the region’s best beauty salon – and today we can reveal our list of finalists.
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My hometown shows that high streets have to change or die
Aberdeen is launching an ambitious bid to revive its struggling centre. Could it offer lessons for other high streets?
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Ranulph Fiennes’ stepson claims police have ignored him in search for explorer
Alexander Millington-Cotes has asked several forces for help to find his stepfather following concerns about his care
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Sir Ranulph Fiennes’ family call for urgent investigation into his care
The 82-year-old explorer is being ‘unlawfully deprived of his liberty’, a watchdog has declared