Heartlands in a sentence

A large Kerry contingent is set to contest the Laois Heartlands Rally on Sunday.

East Anglia, Merseyside, the industrial towns of the Netherlands: these are the sport’s new heartlands.

Proud to represent the hometown of William Shakespeare, he nevertheless experienced a degree of racism while campaigning in the Tory heartlands.

She died at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham later that morning.

Some say that spirit is still alive and well today in the entrepreneurial heartlands of Silicon Valley.

The hospital is part of University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust, which is also home to Good Hope Hospital, Heartlands Hospital and Solihull Hospital.

The mineral exploration and development company, which has undertaken a number of projects to demonstrate the commercial capability of lithium production in Cornwall, sponsoring The Heartlands ‘Nadelik’ Christmas Market earlier in December.

With the season of mists and mellow fruitfulness rolling in, Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands, abounding in magnificent lakes, forest and mountain trails, not to mention boating on the Shannon, are perfect for a break.

After the general election saw the Tories reduced to just 121 MPs, the party faces a battle to see off the threat from Reform UK on the right and the loss of traditional Conservative heartlands to the Liberal Democrats.

In a move that could save motorists hundreds of pounds a week, a pledge to tackle this issue head-on will get motorists' ears pricking in traditional Labour heartlands like London.

More widely, the unrest in France is are also symptomatic of discontent in agricultural heartlands across the European Union.

Mr Miliband said Labour's British Jobs Bonus policy, which rewards clean energy developers for creating jobs in Britain’s industrial heartlands, will support investment in the Humber.

Mum Cassie and her husband Andries, who stay at Heartlands near Whitburn, are now demanding a public inquiry.

The Trust says it is keen that the site can continue to serve the local community; an objective that is shared with Cornwall Council, which owns the Heartlands site and leases it to the Trust.

The two key voting groups have been identified by party strategists as being 'crucial' in deciding the Tories' fate, particularly in Blue Wall shire heartlands.

This came after concerns were raised to watchdog and to follow up on Warning Notices handed to Good Hope Hospital and Heartlands Hospital.

He accepted the task facing Labour is huge as it seeks to regain support in the former industrial heartlands that Corbyn lost to Johnson last year.

In her speech, she promised to end the "gentlemen's club of politics" by devolving power out of Westminster and also pledged to introduce a "Green New Deal" that unites Labour heartlands.

In the heartlands, shoppers made a cautious return to the stores, with no rush of people or snaking queues.

Miss Solanki spent six hours at Heartlands Hospital where she was treated with concussion and was off work for a week.