Jack Fifield

2 days ago | yorkshirepost.co.uk | Jack Fifield

This is the moment a furious motorist confronts two suspected fly-tippers he caught dumping a sofa at a national park beauty spot. Niall Howard, 32, has been hailed a hero for intervening and ordering the couple he spotted unloading the furniture from a large white Mercedes van to take it back away with them. Niall was driving through the Peak District National Park on Monday (Jun 2) to visit family in Meltham, West Yorkshire, when he spotted the couple who appeared to be dumping the sofa.

1 week ago | msn.com | Jack Fifield

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1 week ago | express.co.uk | Jack Fifield

The Welsh government allowed local councils to revert the speed limit of some roads to 30mph. (Image: undefined)The lower limit, introduced across Wales on 'restricted roads' often found in bustling residential zones since September 2023, had sparked a backlash from drivers. Succumbing to pressure, the Welsh government granted local councils the liberty to shift select streets back up to 30mph.

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Izzy Hawksworth |Jack Fifield |Ryan Carroll

Gary Barnes, 70, and Jane Barnes, 72, were watching the Liverpool FC trophy parade when they decided to go inside a nearby hotel to go to use the loo. A couple who were watching the Liverpool FC trophy parade say that going inside a Premier Inn to go to the toilet may have "saved their lives."Gary Barnes, 70, and Jane Barnes, 72, were enjoying the celebrations when they decided to go inside a nearby hotel to use the loo.

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Padma Murughappun |Jack Fifield

Community in tears as 'horrible' thieves steal WWI memorials honouring 150 heroesReverend Andrea Leonard, 65, said the metal memorial plaques had been outside Christ Church Luton, in Chatham, Kent, for around 100 years before they were stolen. Jonathan Pout where one of the metal memorial plaques honouring First World War heroes was before being stolen from Christ Church Luton, in Chatham, Kent.