The shadow minister for business and trade has slammed the decision by the government to close down UK oil and gas production. Speaking to GB News, Harriett Baldwin said: “This has been coming for a while and I think it’s really shocking to see how
With hayfever season fast approaching and searches for “pollen count” hitting an average of 33K a month, it’s clear that allergies are a growing concern for many households. Food allergies can turn even the simplest meal prep into a challenge, with common triggers like nuts,
RSM UK has advised IdentityE2E on its sale to CACI Limited, marking another successful transaction in the software and technology industry. UK-based IdentityE2E has specialists with over 30 years’ industry experience in cloud-based solutions, biometrics integration, quality assurance and testing, cyber security, technical architecture and
Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick has said he believes the Conservative Party will commit to leaving the European Convention on Human Rights. Mr Jenrick also said prison governors have to ‘actively assert’ themselves against Muslim gangs in prisons. Speaking to GB News, Robert Jenrick said:
Luxury, serenity, and the timeless charm of Crete await as NEMA Design Hotel & Spa reopens its doors on April 17, inviting guests to experience a new season of indulgence. Nestled on the shores of the Aegean Sea, this exclusive adults-only boutique retreat blends contemporary
THE legislation that effectively nationalised British Steel risks being a “sticking plaster” if the company is not integrated into a wider industrial strategy, according to Labour MP Melanie Onn. The MP for Great Grimsby and Cleethorpes told Camilla Tominey on GB News: “I said that
After a hugely successful debut, Creatures Comedy Festival is back and it’s gonna be bigger, bolder and badder than ever. Presented by Manchester’s only 7 night a week comedy club, the Festival will focus on creating a space outside of London for acts to preview
People’s History Museum (PHM) is opening its doors for a May Day weekender, with its first ever May Day Makers Markets taking place from Saturday 3 May to Sunday 4 May (10.00am – 5.00pm). Set in PHM’s grand Edwardian Grade II listed Engine Hall and
Responding to the February growth figures, Julian Jessop, Economics Fellow at the Institute of Economic Affairs said: “The news that the UK economy grew by 0.5% in February is a welcome surprise but should come with plenty of health warnings. “For a start, monthly GDP
Hopscotch Women’s Centre has been awarded a grant of £44,516 by the British Gas Energy Trust, to provide tailored money and energy advice to minoritised ethnic women and families across London over the next twelve months. Hopscotch Women’s Centre, an organisation that focuses on addressing