Gary Stewart

The driver has been arrested

A filthy habit could lead to a £2,500 fine

ECHO readers have a few ideas for Mayor Rotheram

Matthew Willey, who just created a mural at the Water District on 3rd Street, adding to our town’s public art collection, recalls that at age 5, he asked his mother to draw him a horse. (Remember The Little Prince? “Please…Draw me a sheep.”) When she did, he thought, “I want to do that.” He practically got misty-eyed speaking about his admiration for the Old Masters. “Deep down, my heart is with the painters.”

Paul Hughes said he was 'gobsmacked' by the different responses

The new rules will apply to all employees from their first day in a new job

The gang planned to smuggle 58kg of cannabis into the country

Coffee, cake and a shared love of film brings a community together at the Bijou Cinema

As well as classics they also show more recent but perhaps little known films and it's that mix that draws such a loyal crowd

In 5,000 years of civilization, it has only been in the last century that scientists have come to understand the potential for humanity to overwhelm more than just local environmental systems. Our species can now alter global environmental phenomena, such as the chemical make-up of the atmosphere and temperature of the air and the oceans, just for starters. Recognition of this is the purpose of April 22 each year, Earth Day, now in its 54th year. Lacking formal governmental endorsement as a federal holiday, Earth Day events are largely organized by environmental NGOs, such as The World Wildlife Fund, and, of course, the true original, earthday.org.