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  • 2 weeks ago | dailypost.co.uk | Alex Hickey

    Liverpool's hotels and serviced apartments have decided to implement an additional £2 overnight fee for guests staying in the city. The proposal, presented as a modification ballot through the Accommodation BID (ABID), received backing from a vote conducted by the city's 83 hotels. The levy was approved with 26 votes in favour and 18 against, on a 53% turnout, and is set to be introduced in June.

  • 2 weeks ago | dailypost.co.uk | Alex Hickey

    Sir Chris Hoy demonstrated his remarkable cycling prowess, leaving Gethin Jones and his pals in awe during an "epic day" out in North Wales. The six-time Olympic champion, diagnosed with cancer in September 2023, went public in October stating that he was facing a terminal condition. A series of scans revealed primary cancer in his prostate which had sadly spread to bones in his shoulder, pelvis, ribs, and spine. Doctors have predicted he has between two and four years to live.

  • 3 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Alex Hickey |John Jones

    Sir Chris Hoy demonstrated his remarkable cycling prowess, leaving Gethin Jones and his pals in awe during an "epic day" out in North Wales. The six-time Olympic champion, diagnosed with cancer in September 2023, went public in October stating that he was facing a terminal condition. A series of scans revealed primary cancer in his prostate which had sadly spread to bones in his shoulder, pelvis, ribs, and spine. Doctors have predicted he has between two and four years to live.

  • 3 weeks ago | dailypost.co.uk | Alex Hickey

    The Foreign Office has issued a warning against travel to Turkey following a significant earthquake. The 6.2 magnitude tremor struck the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul on Wednesday, resulting in over 150 injuries, marking it as one of the most potent quakes to hit the city in years. A total of 151 people were hospitalised with injuries sustained while leaping from buildings as many locals fled their homes in panic.

  • 3 weeks ago | walesonline.co.uk | Alex Hickey |Robert Dalling

    The Foreign Office has issued a warning against travel to Turkey following a significant earthquake. The 6.2 magnitude tremor struck the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul on Wednesday, resulting in over 150 injuries, marking it as one of the most potent quakes to hit the city in years. A total of 151 people were hospitalised with injuries sustained while leaping from buildings as many locals fled their homes in panic.

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