£38 million to be spent on underground tunnels and tanks to cut sewage overflows into waterways
Three huge water storage tunnels and tanks are to be built in Bolton to cut the number of times raw sewage is pumped in to waterways during heavy rain.
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Odermatt clinches 3rd straight World Cup overall title with 10th giant slalom win in a row
Marco Odermatt clinched his third consecutive World Cup overall title on Saturday by claiming a 10th giant slalom victory in a row in Olympic Valley, Calif.
Canadian forward Nichelle Prince out for rest of W Gold Cup with calf injury
Canada has lost forward Nichelle Prince for the rest of the CONCACAF W Gold Cup due to a calf injury suffered in Friday's 6-0 win over 104th-ranked El Salvador.
Alberta to host world junior hockey championship in 2027
The world junior hockey championship is returning to Alberta.
MLBPA: 2-second cut to pitch clock too soon for some pitchers - ESPN
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Major League Baseball's move to slice two seconds off the pitch clock with runners on base is too much, too soon, according to players' association head Tony Clark.
Barcelona breeze past Getafe to climb to second
:Raphinha, Joao Felix, Frenkie De Jong and Fermin Lopez scored to earn Barcelona a 4-0 win over visitors Getafe on Saturday which lifted Xavi Hernandez's side to second in the LaLiga standings.
Big Ten Could Have Been Big Twenty If Reported Interest In Cal, Stanford Had Better Timing
The Big Ten Conference could have quite literally doubled its named total, if the conference's presidents had their way.
Olympic berth in balance as North Korea hold Japan to draw
Kim Kyong Yong hit the crossbar 17 minutes from time to miss out on giving North Korea a first-leg lead in their Olympic Games women's football playoff against Japan in Jeddah on Saturday, as the teams shared a 0-0 draw.