内容摘要：She had not attended her two previous graduation ceremonies, but her family insisted she did this time and were there to see it.

She had not attended her two previous graduation ceremonies, but her family insisted she did this time and were there to see it.

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. Those outside the UK canA derelict hotel in a seaside resort is being demolished, with social housing to be built in its place.Torbay Council agreed to borrow up to £20m to fund the Hotels to Homes project.

It launched the scheme in November 2024 with the purchase of the former Brampton Court Hotel in Torquay, and it is now in the process of demolishing the Seabury Hotel in the same resort.The council said all of the homes it built would be provided to households with a local connection to Torbay and rented at a price that is "affordable to people living and working in the area".

The Brampton Court and the Seabury sites would each provide 14 homes for social housing, said the council.

It said it hoped to provide up to 75 affordable homes every year over a five-year programme.A 99-year-old Swindon woman who joined the RAF at just 13 after changing her birth certificate to falsely claim she was 16 has

with the Swindon Advertiser.have uncovered some great remains from Bristol's industrial past, including from James Winchester's famous 1830s pipe-making factory – complete with clay pipes stamped "J.W." and evidence of a city gin distillery.

for a "very important chair" which has been taken from the Chapel at Milton Road Cemetery.Salisbury Cathedral's famous spire is being