TAXPAYERS will be the main losers after the Chancellor unveils the results of the Spending Review today according to Richard Fuller MP, the Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury. He told GB News: “This Chancellor has already demonstrated that she hasn’t really got a grip
The latest update of the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography adds biographies of 238 people who left their mark on the UK, and who died in the year 2021. Born in Co Durham, Colin Bell (1946–2021) was a legendary Manchester City midfielder, part of the
Embracing the rising trend of hotels enhancing their brands with thoughtfully curated merchandise, LEVEN Manchester – the design-led icon in the heart of Manchester’s Village district – is now extending its unique identity through an expanded range of lifestyle products available via its dedicated LEVEN
With the ban on disposable vapes now in force, new research finds this could lead nearly 1 in 5 (16%) North West vapers to go back to smoking. That’s according to new research by the life insurance experts at Confused.com, based on North West adults
A bold new exhibition is set to open at Elizabeth Gaskell’s House this summer that introduces a new view of the author and her work (Sunday 6 July to Sunday 9 November). I’ve Never Read Elizabeth Gaskell follows a residency completed by three young writers
With inflation data due tomorrow (Tuesday) and the Federal Reserve now openly warning of stagflation, Bitcoin is rapidly emerging as a preferred option for investors seeking insulation from mounting economic stress, says the CEO of one of the world’s largest financial advisory and asset management
“With warm, fine, dry weather forecast this week, the first high and very high grass pollen counts of the season in the North West is forecast for this week,” says airborne allergens expert and creator of HayMax allergen barrier balm, Max Wiseberg. “Pollen forecasts are
Web accessibility has become a critical concern in the UK’s online property sector, where non-compliant websites risk not only financial setbacks but also potential legal consequences. While public sector websites are already bound by accessibility regulations, private sector businesses are increasingly expected to follow suit.
One in 10 Brits would lick a stranger’s armpit for £10,000 – and a quarter would shave their eyebrows off to bag the cash. A poll of 2,000 adults found going without their phone for a month (38 per cent), swimming in a bath of
Icons of the original post-punk era The Psychedelic Furs have announced their UK tour plans for later in the year, stopping at beloved venues across the country throughout October. This autumn, The Psychedelic Furs have announced their plans to tour the UK, bringing their British