First year archaeology students at the University of Bradford uncovered a Victorian street running through their campus. The discovery follows the recent launch of a new BA Heritage and Archaeology course at the university. Dr Cathy Batt, Head of the School of Archaeological & Forensic
Flying rats, pests, vermin… seagulls don’t get the best press – but their savage attacks on bewildered binmen have sealed their reputation. Refuse collectors across the UK are reporting being dive-bombed by starving gulls, desperate to get their talons on morsels of food. It sounds
ISAWITFIRST have always prided themselves on being pioneers: first by name, first by nature. The first fashion brand to launch a solo collection with a black female Influencer are now adding another ‘first’ to their credentials. Proud to announce it is the first ecommerce fashion
The Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, in partnership with the Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities and Yala Young Leaders, hosted a virtual conference on hate speech on addressing rising levels of the problem in society. The workshop aimed to educate youth on the different
By Madiha Adil, Self Defence Practitioner and CEO of Get Licensed Have you ever suddenly felt uneasy without really knowing why? The hairs stand up on the back of your neck and a pit forms in your stomach, and you just know something isn’t right.
Worsley resident Jessica Peaty took to the heavens for a hair-raising skydive in support of the National Deaf Children’s Society on Monday 24 May. Jessica is a home-based worker for business software company The Access Group, which has chosen the National Deaf Children’s Society as
Europe’s leading trailer and truck body manufacturer Schmitz Cargobull is opening a new UK manufacturing plant in Manchester, creating up to 50 new jobs in the next 12 months. The 7,500 sq m facility at the Southmoor Industrial Estate, Wythenshawe, will start producing custom-built, market-specific
Owner managed businesses coming out of the third lockdown are still struggling with the impact of Covid-19 and an uncertain economic outlook: 11% reported that it is likely they will have to make redundancies in the next 3-6 months putting a potential 1.85 million jobs
Imran Hussain, director of policy and campaigns at Action for Children, said: “Today’s Government announcement on education recovery clearly does not make the grade. Children don’t have a second chance at childhood and these measures risk leaving millions, particularly the most disadvantaged pupils, lacking the
With summer fast approaching it’s not just the draw of the beach that makes the UK coastline an attractive proposition, with an estimated 950,000 of us taking to the waves in either a yacht or motorboat. As hobbies go, it’s not the most affordable with