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No weekday Northern line Tubes via Bank after 22:00
London Underground trains on a section of the Northern line are due to finish early on weeknights for months due to engineering works.
From 12 January until late spring, there will be no service between Camden Town and Kennington via Bank between…
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Israel’s North will not recover without a long-term plan
Israel’s North will not recover without a long-term plan | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Business & Innovation/B&I OpinionRebuilding Israel’s North will not come from magic solutions, but from long-term thinking and real commitment. Yuval…
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First businesses to open in Tamworth’s Town Hall Place retail hub
Meanwhile, The Tropical Market will be run by Fred Borson, who said it would focus on African and Caribbean ingredients that were not available in the local area.
“It’s a dream to have my own business, to serve the community and bring people…
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Reading Buses fares set for new year increase from Monday
A number of fare increases are set to come into effect in Reading.
Reading Buses said adult single fares within the town would increase by 30p to £2.90 on its app and to £3 for tickets bought on the bus.
It blamed “increasing operational costs”.
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Portsmouth’s Eastern Road shuts for eight weeks for sewer repairs
The road has been beset by problems with the sewage system in recent years.
More than 1,000m of pipe from Farlington roundabout to beyond Anchorage Road was relined by Southern Water in May-July 2024 after frequent sewer bursts, leaks and…
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Hull-built anti-seasickness ship was plagued with misfortune
The key feature was a first-class cabin mounted on gimbals that was designed to swing back and forth supposedly cancelling out the actions of the waves.
Dr Robb Robinson, honorary research fellow at the University of Hull, described Bessemer as…
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Will we see signs of economic growth in 2026?
Andrew SinclairEast of England political editor, Colchester
Andrew Sinclair/BBCMore than 330,000 people used foodbanks in the East of England in the last year. A notable fall in numbers in 2026 would show that cost of living pressures are easing. Continue Reading
A big data approach to artificial intelligence driven predictive modelling for optimizing material properties in additive manufacturing
Joshua, R. J. N. et al. Powder bed fusion 3D printing in precision manufacturing for biomedical applications. Compr. Rev. Materials. 17 (3), 769 (2024).
Zhou, L. et al. Additive manufacturing:…
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Junior lawyers want their pound of flesh — or two pounds in a good year
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Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.
The concept of “eat what you kill” common to many financial groups has been mostly unknown among lawyers, and…
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