Four in ten across the food industry have never heard of Natasha’s law despite the new legislation coming into effect from 1 October. Around 50% more chain and franchise employees had heard of Natasha’s law than those in small independent food businesses. Eight in ten food business
With the summer holidays coming to an end, returning to work or school can feel a real drag and after having all the time you need to perfectly style your hair, it can feel difficult to jump back into hectic morning routines. Luckily, Haircare Expert
Building Equality – the construction industry’s LGBTQ+ alliance – brought the iconic Manchester Pride selfie favourite, the Rainbow JCB back for its annual outreach event on Exchange Square today (Friday). While Manchester Pride may be a little different this year, Building Equality were determined to
Police in the Ribble Valley are warning people travelling into the area this weekend to be on their best behaviour following 150 young people descending onto Whalley Abbey last weekend, harassing the Reverend and his wife, and other visitors to the site including young children.
With the pandemic seeing everyone stay at home for the past year and a half, home date nights are now on the rise as couples have been forced to get more creative with their quality time together. In light of this, leading Cheshire housebuilder David
Building Equality – the construction industry’s LGBTQ+ alliance – is excited to be bringing the iconic Manchester Pride selfie favourite, the Rainbow JCB back for its annual outreach event on Exchange Square this Friday. While Manchester Pride may be a little different this year, Building
When it comes to our dogs, we always want the best for them. Whether it’s with gourmet dog treats or an adventurous walk, dog owners and professional dog walkers love to spoil our four-legged friends. So, with International Dog Day upon us, what better way
Despite the end of coronavirus restrictions and work from home orders, the world of work is a long way from the way it looked pre-pandemic. Now, staff shortages and demands for continued work from home structures have added further complications to what was already a
The summer of 2021 has shown a vast variety of extreme weather events around the world and thereby given an outlook on the consequences of the climate crisis. To limit global warming to safe levels, we need to do everything we can. The latest report
Following a well-deserved six weeks off school after what has been a difficult 18 months in education, schoolchildren across the nation will begin preparing for the return to the classroom in September. Many will be using the new academic year as an opportunity for a