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2 November 2026, Monday · 8 topicsHeadlines
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Asher Valley villagers club together to buy their own wind turbine
More than 600 residents of Holloway and two neighbouring villages have bought shares in a single community-owned turbine, with stakes starting at €250 and profits promised to stay in the valley.
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Breaking: Burst water main closes Holloway Road as Netherby homes lose supply
Around 3,200 homes in Netherby are without running water after a large main burst beneath Holloway Road this morning. Bottled water stations are being set up while engineers work to isolate the pipe.
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- Match day at the stadium: stands, turf and floodlights · 1 min
- Harbourside Women's rugby side promoted after an unbeaten season · 2 min
- Four indoor tennis courts open at Kestrel Park for year-round play · 2 min
- On the bike route: pedalling from parks to forest tracks · 1 min
Wrenhaven Gulls win in double overtime to reach the basketball cup semi-finals
The Gulls edged Ostbridge Mariners 104-101 after two extra periods at the Harbourside Arena, with the final basket coming with four seconds left on the clock.
Clara WhitfieldBusiness ·
“The quiet bill of a dozen subscriptions”
Small automatic payments rarely feel like spending, yet together they have become one of the least examined lines in the household budget. 3 min read
Daniel OkaforNews ·
“Give the pavement back to the people who walk on it”
Squeezed by parked cars, signposts and clutter, the humble pavement is the most honest measure of how much a city values its people. 2 min read
Priya NandakumarTechnology ·
“Our notifications are renting out our attention”
Each buzz of the phone looks harmless, but our scattered attention has become the raw material of someone else's business model. 3 min read
Tomás HerreraSports ·
“What we lose when the neighbourhood pitch disappears”
The scraps of land where children once played were never just football pitches. They were classrooms where a generation learned to live together. 3 min read
Margaret EllisonCulture ·
“The library is the last free living room in town”
One of the few places where we can sit for hours without buying anything, the public library now holds far more than books. 3 min read
Jonas LindqvistHealth ·
“Movement starts in daily life, not in the gym”
Inactivity is not only a personal failing; it is shaped by how our cities, workplaces and buildings are designed. 3 min read
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- Burst water main closes Holloway Road as Netherby homes lose supplyNews
- Holloway Biscuit Company to expand its Eastmoor factory, creating 220 jobsBusiness
- Wrenhaven Gulls win in double overtime to reach the basketball cup semi-finalsSports
- Night train linking six northern European coastal cities confirmed for next springWorld
- Five Wrenhaven bakeries bringing back slow-fermented sourdough loavesLifestyle
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Rainy streets: umbrellas, wet pavements and reflections
When the downpour arrives the city changes pace; lights multiply on the tarmac and footsteps quicken.
- Health ·
Flu jab clinics extend evening hours after record first-week demand
Wrenhaven's health service is adding late sessions at three community clinics after appointments for the first week of the autumn vaccination programme were fully booked within days.
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Allotment waiting list shrinks as the council opens 120 new plots in Eastmoor
Some residents had waited more than four years for a plot; new half-size plots and shared beds are helping beginners get started.
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Night buses to run around the clock on three Wrenhaven routes from spring
Councillors have approved a 24-hour service on three of the city's busiest bus routes, aimed at hospital staff, hospitality workers and late-night travellers.
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Painting missing for 60 years found in Millbrook attic and handed to Wrenhaven Art Gallery
A harbour scene that vanished from a council office in the 1960s has turned up wrapped in a blanket under the eaves of a terraced house in Millbrook. Its finder has given it to the city's art gallery.
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Wrenhaven Credit Union opens counters inside branch libraries
Members in four neighbourhoods without a bank branch can now pay in savings, ask about loans and get help with budgeting on the same visit as borrowing a book.
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Fishing boats in harbour: bright hulls and patient nets
From the Mediterranean to the Baltic, frames from the colourful world of boats moored in small harbours.
- News ·
Wrenhaven opens the third stage of its light rail: capacity for 400,000 passengers a day
The new 14-station line cuts the trip between the centre and the coastal districts to 22 minutes. Rides are free for the first week.
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