The UK is threatening to abandon parts of its agreed deal with the European Union, pertaining to the movement of goods between Northern Ireland, which could result in retaliation. As Britain’s largest trading partner, the EU is responsible for 50% (£301bn) of the nation’s imports
A storage solutions company has recorded a 400 per cent increase in bookings ahead of the peak period for student accommodation moves. LOVESPACE says June is the critical month in the academic calendar for students either returning home from university, choosing a gap year or
The build-up to the big Jubilee weekend have officially begun, with the first of many celebrations aired on TV on Sunday. The Queen arrived at Windsor Castle for the Galloping Through Time performance in one of her thirty range rovers, but that’s not the most
The UK’s drink driving hotspots Study analysing five years of government data reveals the UK’s drink driving hotspots The study reveals West Midlands is the UK’s drink driving hotspot with 89.48 casualties per 100k capita 60–69-year-olds are most likely to drink and drive Males are
SportingPedia surveyed 1,000 football fans across Europe to find out how many calories the average European football fan will consume while watching the Champions League final. The survey asked 1,000 adults what’s on their “Champions League Final Menu” and the conclusion is shocking. The replies
Property Solicitor Paul Davies, from Harper James, says many tenants are already demanding greater flexibility in their lease-arrangements. And Mr Davies believes those demands will only increase over time as the working environment changes post Covid. He said: “Even before the pandemic, businesses were looking
More than half of older people living in rural areas (51%) are now concerned about paying their bills, according to research from leading rural insurer NFU Mutual. This has shot up in the past six months from 22%, as rising inflation impacts elderly rural dwellers.
A third of young employees aged 18-24 aren’t able to afford to buy lunch at their work canteen, as the food provided is too expensive, a new survey has revealed. The Canteen Spend Study, from Just Eat for Business, surveyed the nation’s office workers to
Supporting consumers through this crisis is essential – but damaging the UK energy industry with new taxes is no way to do it, warns Offshore Energies UK The new taxes imposed on the UK’s offshore oil and gas operators are a backward step by a
Nothing much has changed since 1977 in the way the Brits celebrate a Queen’s Jubilee, according to a recent survey carried out by award-winning cheese company Ilchester, with a street party including sausage rolls, a cheese board and beer being on the cards for most