Sunday, November 16, 2025 brian may stroke health recovery alan titchmarsh exercise diet itv

Brian May, the legendary guitarist of Queen, provided ITV viewers with an important update on his health during his recent guest appearance on Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh. The 78-year-old musician has been candid … Read More

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During Sunday’s episode of Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh, the beloved presenter delivered an exciting update about ongoing improvements at Manor Farm. Since the show’s return to ITV in September, viewers have … Read More

Sunday, November 16, 2025 gloucestershire snow storm claudia cold frost cotswolds forecast metoffice arctic

Snow is expected to make a brief appearance in parts of the Cotswolds next week, with BBC Weather forecasting a light dusting on Wednesday night in towns like Stow-on-the-Wold. Temperatures are predicted to fall between 2°C … Read More

Sunday, November 16, 2025 birds feeding wildlife bread nutrition garden magpies starlings suet oats

As temperatures drop and natural food sources become scarce, many people offer food to garden birds to help them survive winter. However, Sean McMenemy, founder of Ark Wildlife, cautions that one common feeding practice could … Read More

Sunday, November 16, 2025 cheltenham recycling swindonroad gloucestershire countycouncil boroughcouncil businesscase environmentalregulations flytipping wastemanagement

Cheltenham’s Swindon Road household recycling centre, which was closed earlier this year, could reopen if Gloucestershire County Council (Shire Hall) agrees to take over management and approves a viable business case. The … Read More

Sunday, November 16, 2025 cheltenham recycling swindonroad council gloucestershire recyclingcentre businesscase environmental wastemanagement localgovernment

The Swindon Road household recycling centre in Cheltenham, closed earlier this year, may reopen if Gloucestershire County Council decides to take over the site and a formal business case supports the move. Cheltenham Borough … Read More