The works, costing Harborough District Council (HDC) a total of £1.120 million will take until March 2026 to complete. Improvements include upgrading the building's external masonry, roof and the ...

Cllr Phil Knowles, leader of Harborough District Council, said: “The Symington Building is one of our district’s iconic community assets and an important part of our shared hi ...

Market Harborough Building Society is opening its doors to the community for a special Open Day on Thursday 10 July, from 10.00am to 3.00pm - and everyone’s welcome!

Derby City Council is delighted with the “positive impact” made so far to its revamped Market Hall - but has been criticised for "not setting a good example”. Tens of thousands of visitors ...

The revamp of Darwen Market Hall, which includes the introduction of a new glass-roofed arcade to replace its 1960s annex, is poised to make significant progress next week. Councillors are being ...

Little Lever Market Hall in High Street will be auctioned off on Tuesday, July 8. The hall – home to a handful of traditional stalls and an award-winning café – is being sold in an online ...

Market Street will soon be home to a high-end food hall in what developers hope will be ‘a massive lift for this part of Manchester’.

Alabama Life & Culture Award-winning farmer’s market has a mission: ‘Our main goal is to feed the community’ Published: Jul. 14, 2025, 6:26 a.m.

Tucked behind stone walls and framed by mature trees and still waters, East Riddlesden Hall sits quietly on the edge of Keighley, its historic walls bearing centuries of stories.

The health insurer, owned by Children's Wisconsin, is exiting the market amid uncertainty as Congressional Republicans seek changes to Obamacare.

The Lord Mayor of York Martin Rowley and community groups gathered at Tang Hall Community Centre yesterday (July 1) to bury a time capsule which they hope will preserve the history of the area.

A series of touching tributes have been paid to many in this week’s Leicester Mercury death notices. The loving words look ...