Nicole Cherruault

1 month ago | en.pressbee.net | Nicole Cherruault

A VICTORIAN seaside town is set to undergo a significant makeover that could further boost its tourism. The Welsh town, which features a cliff railway and the country’s oldest pier, will see its historic promenade upgraded as part of the work.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Nicole Cherruault

A GARDENING expert has shared a simple 50p store cupboard staple to help keep your home pest-free. With spring bringing in warmer weather and longer days, many of us will be spending more time in the garden. But as well as more barbecuing opportunities, higher temperatures are also the perfect breeding ground for pests like flies and slugs. Insects like moths, carpet beetles and spiders often sneak indoors causing damage to homes and belongings.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Nicole Cherruault

THE UK's "worst" beaches to visit this summer have been revealed with one surprising hotspot ranking top of the list. As Brits make the most of the warming weather, the Environment Agency has put together a list of the 19 most filthy seaside spots. These were measured using the agency's water quality data and then marked on a map. It was revealed that the number of "Brown Flag Beaches" has soared by 46 per cent this year.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Nicole Cherruault

Plus, other budget garden ornaments to get your hands onHOME Bargains is selling a £5 string of delicate "firefly" lights to transform your garden into a "cosy haven" for summer. With summer right around the corner thousands of Brits are looking for novel ways to brighten up their outdoor spaces - without breaking the bank. Dubbed an "enchanting" addition to any garden or terrace, the Solar Flame String Solar Lights are said to "transform" outdoor areas.

1 month ago | thesun.co.uk | Nicole Cherruault

The change should 'reduce administrative burdens on schools'TENS of thousands of GCSE pupils will receive their results in a very modern way this summer. A pilot to scrap the usual paper certificates is being tried in Greater Manchester and the West Midlands ahead of a planned nationwide rollout. The trial will affect 95,000 teenagers this year who will get their grades on the new Education Record app.