Sicilian owners Alessio Giummarresi and Giuseppe Cannavo will open a second Heart of Sicily sit-down pasta cafe in Crookes around the end of March, taking over a former Barnardo's charity shop and offering eat-in and takeaway service for about 25 diners.
The Community Support Networking Day at Ashington Community Centre brought together about 40 community organisations and more than 70 grassroots professionals to strengthen connections supporting residents facing hardship.
Emperor Naruhito said scars remain for survivors of the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident and urged that lessons be passed to younger generations as the March 11 anniversary approaches.
American tourists in Puerto Vallarta reported being unable to leave resorts after cartel-related violence followed the reported killing of Nemesio 'El Mencho'. Some travellers said airport operations and shuttles were disrupted and airlines sent notices citing civil unrest.
Authorities say a military raid that killed Nemesio Oseguera (El Mencho) was followed by coordinated attacks, including highway blockades and reported fires across multiple states; officials reported most incidents were under control by evening.
Freddie Freeman and his wife Chelsea announced they are expecting their fourth child and said they are using a surrogate; Chelsea shared the news on Instagram and asked whether the baby will be a brother or sister.
Princess Andre, 18, says seeing her father Peter and step‑mother Emily gives her hope that true love works, and she says her mother Katie Price's history of relationships has left her wary; the comments come amid reports of concern over Katie's recent quick marriage to Lee Andrews.
GP practices in England will be required to share data with the Lung Cancer Screening Programme so more current and former smokers aged 55–74 are invited for lung health checks, and officials say full roll‑out is expected to identify an additional 50,000 cancers by 2035.
The Shankill: A Plan to Grow report was published after co-design work involving residents, community groups and statutory agencies; Communities Minister Gordon Lyons welcomed the plan and implementation will be driven by a Local Action Group led by BUILD.
The government announced £3.4bn over three years for SEND, including £1.6bn to schools and £1.8bn for specialist support, as part of wider reforms due in a Schools White Paper.
