The chair of Piddington Parish Council, Tim McNally, has said that the government has failed to consult local people and is “forcing” them to accept a camp for migrants near the Oxfordshire village. He told The Camilla Tominey Show on GB News: “They’re forcing this
One in every 1,067 homes across the UK experiences an electrical fire over a five year period according to new data collected by Fusion Electrical. The shocking figures come as part of an FOI request across fire services nationwide, with Suffolk an electrical fire hotspot,
Moving away from the 00s pop-infused sound that dominated her previous project – 2024’s ‘Man Of The Year’ – today, Manchester-based Daisy Harris announces the release of her upcoming single ‘This Is It’, arriving August 21st. Drenched in heartache, the track takes its roots in
Analysis of HMRC data1 by Lumera, a leading insurtech company, reveals that since the inception of ‘pension freedoms’ in 2015, 2.4 million people first took a taxable flexible pension payment when they were under the age of 65. This group of ’early accessors’ account for
Mortgage expert Sam Fox, founder of UKMC, explains why first-time buyers should look beyond their existing bank when searching for a mortgage First-time buyers could be missing out on mortgages better suited to their circumstances by limiting their search to their existing bank, according to
Residents will benefit from new and improved Bee Network bus services connecting communities with Stockport town centre, Manchester Airport and the wider city region. New routes, service changes and later travel options are being introduced across Stockport as part of the next phase of Bee
Level 3 results day has provided plenty of reasons for celebration at The Manchester College, with students achieving strong outcomes across T Levels and other technical and creative qualifications, including BTECs, that are equivalent to three A Levels. The College’s pass rate for T Level
Manchester’s Caribbean Carnival passed without any significant incidents this weekend – though officers were on hand to take action whenever necessary. The two-day festivities saw tens of thousands of people enjoying the hot weather – taking in the Saturday parade, live performances, and other engaging
Do you spend your holiday snoozing on a sun lounger, packing in adventure, reassessing your priorities or making memories with loved ones? New research from Aviva’s private health insurance business1 reveals five distinct holiday personalities and the different wellbeing boosts that holidaymakers look for from
Yorkshire-based steelwork manufacturer Tadweld warns steel fabricators, warehouse construction projects and industrial manufacturers are facing growing pressure from higher material costs, squeezed margins and a trade policy disadvantaging downstream manufacturers. Thousands of UK manufacturers that rely on steel are facing increasing cost pressures as the