From legendary Wolves defender to a veteran receiving a well-deserved WW2 medal, read more about intriguing post-football journeys and surprises.
Legendary Wolves defender Geoff Palmer shares insights on transitioning to life after football. Geoff talks about the challenges and opportunities he faced once he hung up his boots, shedding light on the lesser-known aspects of retired players' lives. Meanwhile, Staffordshire's Conservative Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams reflects on the post-mortem of the general election campaign, highlighting the uncertainties and discussions within the West Midlands Conservatives.
In Wales, the live blog on July 14 provided updates on breaking news, weather, and traffic, giving a glimpse into the daily occurrences across the country. Sarah Walker's departure from BBC Radio Berkshire after 18 years marked the end of a chapter, with the presenter expressing surreal feelings about the conclusion of her long-standing career.
Notably, Sergeant Harry Filby, a World War Two veteran, received a long overdue medal on his 99th birthday, showcasing the stories of bravery and honor from the past. These diverse narratives illustrate the varied experiences and transitions individuals go through, capturing moments of reflection, change, and recognition.
Legendary Wolves defender Geoff Palmer talks about life after football once he had hung up his boots.
Staffordshire's Conservative Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams said: "In the post-mortem of the general election campaign itself, clearly not ...
Hello, and welcome to WalesOnline's live blog for Sunday, July 14. We will be bringing you all of the latest news from across Wales - whether you're on the ...
A long-serving BBC radio presenter said it "feels surreal that it's come to an end", as she quits after 18 years at the same station.
Sergeant Harry Filby served during World War Two but did not apply for a medal he was eligible for.
Sports galore: A multi-million pound sporting hub, including cycling facilities that can be used for competitions, a floodlit 3G pitch and a BMX track, opened ...
The Gordon setter becomes the first to complete 40 donor sessions for a pet blood bank charity.
The annual challenge is organised to raise funds for the prostate cancer charity the Chestnut Appeal.
“You need to come early to school because there is a shortage of desks,” says 16-year-old pupil Richard Banda. “Two days ago I came late and I ended up sitting ...
It's been more than a year-and-a-half since Brazil's Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva returned to the country's presidency, back from the political dead after his ...
Two vans and a grey BMW were involved in the crash in Hoe Benham, West Berkshire, on the B4000 near the junction with High Street at about 16.30 BST on Saturday ...
Young women tell the BBC how Kat Torres lured them to her homes in the US, where they worked for no pay.
Cambridgeshire County Council began construction on The Broadway in St Ives on Monday. Businesses remain open during the works, but some shop owners said they ...
Hackney Council tells meeting that it does not have enough supported accommodation places available.
Work on Banbury Library in Marlborough Road could cost £2m so is likely to move to a new unit.
The scheme, by the former Conservative government, includes overhauling eight miles of the A303 in Wiltshire and has faced numerous legal challenges by ...
Screen Ashford has been organised by Screen South, Ashford Borough Council and Borderpoint Films, a company based in the town. It includes a three-day film ...
The 200-year-old tree, which towered 50ft above Hadrian's Wall in Northumberland, was illegally felled last September. Printmaker Shona Branigan was approached ...
Alliance News UK provides independent news coverage of every company listed on the London Stock Exchange, including closed-end investment trusts, together with ...