
News
Share
Published 11:54 17 Mar 2024 GMT
Updated 12:17 17 Mar 2024 GMT

English singer songwriter and frontman of the 70's rock band Cockney Rebel, Steve Harley, died at his Suffolk home this morning aged 73.
Harley rose to fame in the early 1970's thanks to hits including Make Me Smile and Here Comes The Sun.
In a statement posted to Facebook, his family wrote: "We are devastated to announce that our wonderful husband and father has passed away peacefully at home, with his family by his side.
"The birdsong from his woodland that he loved so much was singing for him.
"Whoever you know him as, his heart exuded only core elements. Passion, kindness, generosity. And much more, in abundance."
Earlier this year, Harley was forced to announce that he could not commit to any concerts in 2024 due to ill health.
A statement released at the time read: "Due to on-going treatment for cancer, Steve cannot commit to any concerts in 2024."
Tributes have been pouring in for the musician on social media.

RNLI station forced to close due to anti-migrant protestors
Protestors have managed to get a lifeboat station closed. The work of true patriots… The RNLI has been forced to close its Portsmouth lifeboat station as a result of huge anti-migrant protests in the city. Volunteers at the station have been branded “traitors”, had their home addresses shared online and even suffered physical abuse in […]
News
2h
How is it possible for a borough to raise council tax by 94% and could more councils follow?
It used to have one of the lowest council tax rates From next year, a London borough has announced plans for a record increase in council tax. While a final decision won’t be made until early 2027, the plans by Wandsworth Council were announced the plans at a meeting on Tuesday. As per The Times, […]
News
3h
News
Leeds United goal appeal lodged over Calvert-Lewin Newcastle strike
News