Okay, first, what's her name? How do you spell it? Christy popard, and it's K, R, i, s, t, i, P, E, P, P, A, r, d,I'm the bar ...

Executive chef Joanne Scott and Peter Pettinelli, co-owner of The Pub at Seipsville, were in the 69 News kitchen for Friday's Sunrise Chef segment. Check out some of their burgers and other food ...

According to Havering Libraries, the watering hole was opened to customers in 1959 as the sixth pub in Harold Hill, marking the occasion with free drinks. An interview from The Harold Hill ...

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A $638 million renewable energy project has been approved at a disused mine on the outskirts of Broken Hill. The "first-of-its-kind" underground compressed air storage facility will be built by ...

An old Broken Hill mine site will soon be transformed into a first-of-its-kind compressed air energy storage system, delivering energy security, jobs and investment to Broken Hill. The Minns Labor ...

Proposals to bulldoze a pub in Harold Hill will be decided at a planning meeting this week. Havering Council's strategic planning committee are expected to approve plans to demolish The Alderman ...

A well-known pub in Forest Hill has been put up for sale, with the listing describing it as a “profitable business with scope to grow further”. All Inn One, a large three-storey pub opposite ...

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