Seeing salmon leaping in the Yorkshire Dales is a step closer thanks to a major river restoration project tackling its next hurdle. The Developing the Natural Aire (DNAire) project will see fish passes installed at the last four major obstructions blocking access up the river
Faces from the world of entertainment have added their support to Together In One Voice, a mass doorstep singalong taking place tonight (28 May), ahead of what is likely the last clap for carers. These include: Coronation Street actors Jennie McAlpine, Simon Gregson and Julia
On 25 May, Spain announced that the two-week quarantine period for arrivals into the country would be dropped as of 1 July. This is excellent news for the country’s tourism sector, which accounts for more than 12% of Spanish GDP. Spain has already relaxed a
HALF of Britain’s workers will take in their own anti-bac products to clean their office space when they go back after lockdown, a study shows. They also plan to wear gloves and a mask because they don’t always trust bosses to keep the workplace safe
A FORMER midwife has revealed how she’s still managing to help new mums stuck in lockdown to breastfeed their babies by holding lactation clinics online. Before the the Covid-19 regulations were introduced Sara, who has nearly 20 years’ experience helping women who have just given birth, was seeing
Our nation’s favourite soaps are expected to resume production in the coming weeks, after new industry guidance is published by broadcasters today. The new guidance sets out steps for a safe return to television production in a significant move towards getting the cameras rolling again
New provisional data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has revealed male security guards, chefs and taxi drivers are among those most likely to die from COVID-19. The stats, calculated by ONS and broken down by occupation, are based on coronavirus related deaths
A member of Greater Manchester Police (GMP) staff, Sunita Ladha, has been nominated for an Inspire Women Award. The Awards, now in its sixth year, celebrate the contributions that women from all walks of life, have made to Bolton and the wider North West region,
People’s eating habits during the pandemic are providing food for thought in a new piece of research, co-led by the University of Northampton. The ‘Food, Mood and You’ study is looking to survey people over the age of 18 each day for a single week
Loans of e-books and e-audiobooks in Manchester are booming, thanks to a free online service offered to the public by the city’s library service. Although libraries are temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, thousands of titles can still be accessed online, with e-books, audiobooks,
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