Paisley’s iconic Arnotts building has been transformed and new properties in the landmark structure are now on sale. Renfrewshire Council say householders are already snapping up the apartments — dubbed Abbey View — which are being built on the upper three floors of the listed frontage of the former department store on Gauze Street, with four sold within hours of going on sale. The same project — due for completion in November — will also see a commercial unit built on the ground floor, Read more [...]

St John’s Church in Lacey Green will hold their summer fete on Saturday. From 12pm, there will be a barbecue, crepes, teas and cakes, Old King Kole's Merry Souls Band, raffle, tombolas, children's games, bouncy castle and lots of stalls. The day will be fun for all the Family. Call 01844 345452 or email richardsp44@btinternet.com for more information. Princes Risborough Primary School will be entertaining the whole family with their summer fair on Saturday, June 27. From Read more [...]

Fossil fuel companies are failing in their legal duty to address climate risk in their financial reports, according to a group of non-profits. ClientEarth, The Carbon Tracker Initiative, CDP and the Climate Disclosure Standards Board have this week issued an open letter to the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) calling on it to ensure companies in the oil, gas and coal sectors are complying with the reporting rules that require them to provide information on climate-related risks. Read more [...]

JACK HOBBS finished second to his stable companion Golden Horn in the Derby but is entitled to go one better for John Gosden in the Irish Sweeps Derby at The Curragh on Saturday. It is not often a horse graduates from handicap company to winning a classic in a couple of months, but this is likely to be the case with Jack Hobbs. His season was kick-started by a fluent 12-lengths demolition job on Rotherwick in a Sandown handicap. Read more [...]