LEE CLARKE’S WORLD CUP DIARY: One season wonder? Kane’s critics look foolish now
It was a night when optimistic English dreams of lifting the World Cup were ignited thanks to a brace from influential captain Harry Kane who belied his tender years underneath the Volgograd lights.
OPINION: Kane world class as England dig deep in adversity to win opener
He may be the youngest ever England World Cup skipper, but Harry Kane showed he is already world class with a captain’s performance for his country in Volgograd last night.
Stant proud to see England production line working well
As part of the Football League’s youth development set-up, former Mansfield Town star Phil Stant was proud to see a young England open their World Cup with victory last night.
Booze-fuelled school-run mum narrowly escapes prison sentence after crashing with parked car
A school-run mum who was three-times the drink-drive limit collided with a parked car and a village hall building when she went to collect her children.
Derbyshire County Council granted funds to fix three dangerous roads
Three major Derbyshire roads, which are considered to be among the most dangerous in the UK, are set to be revamped as part of the government’s new ‘Safer Roads Fund’.
High Peak’s Labour MP Ruth George reflects on busy first year in the job
“I never want to look back at my time as an MP and think I could have done more,” reflects Ruth George after 12 months in the High Peak parliamentary hotseat
More names announced for this year’s Tramlines Festival
The winners of Tramlines Festival’s Apply to Play scheme have been announced to play at the celebratory ten-year event from July 20-22 at Hillsborough Park in Sheffield.
