Fleet World’s five-minute industry briefing: This week’s top stories This week’s top fleet industry stories… Selsia returns to Great British Fleet Event to spotlight repair specialism by Natalie Middleton – Fleet operators attending the 2025 Great British Fleet Event will be able to hear from Selsia about the benefits of …
Read More »“Black Sabbath—The Ballet” at the Theatre Royal Plymouth: Arts Intel Report
Billed as “the first true heavy metal ballet experience,” Black Sabbath—The Ballet is a big production commissioned by Carlos Acosta, one of the world’s star male dancers and now the artistic director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet. The rock ballet as we know it took off with Twyla Tharp’s Deuce …
Read More »Push Power celebrates most successful year yet
Silverstone – ‘The Wing’ Solar PV installation Colchester-based solar energy solutions provider Push Power Ltd wrapped up 2024 celebrating 11 years of continuous company growth with last year demonstrating the greatest yet. Founded in 2013, the company develops and builds solar PV, specialising in investment-grade projects for world-leading clients …
Read More »At last some good news for the Church of England…
17 Jan 2025 Posted at 16:11 in Opinion Rev Peter Crumpler, associate minister at St Paul’s Church in Fleetville, welcomes the distraction of some new stamps… Just when the Church of England needs some good news…the Royal Mail has issued a set of special stamps celebrating the country’s most popular …
Read More »Christmas parcel deliveries boost Royal Mail revenue ahead of £3.6bn sale to Czech billionaire
In an update for the three months to the end of December 2024, IDS said Royal Mail is on track to return to operating profit, “representing a significant milestone in the turnaround” of Royal Mail, following two years of losses.” The parent company revealed that Royal Mail had delivered more …
Read More »Great British Energy’s start-up board to set strategy for clean energy investment and jobs in UK
Five non-executive directors have been appointed to Great British Energy’s start-up board. Delivering on the Government’s Plan for Change and clean energy superpower mission, the new board will set a strategy for how the company will work with the energy sector and communities. This will help drive investment in clean …
Read More »Royal Mail update as dozens of UK postcodes face delays
Saturday is considered a working day for Royal Mail, with deliveries fulfilled Monday to Saturday for all households it has mail for. However, some Britons expecting a letter, parcel, or package this Friday, January 17, could be disappointed. The postal service reported that its mail was processed on time over …
Read More »Villagers in Ash complain over ‘sporadic’ postal service
BBC Gary Westwick from Ash recently went three weeks without any mail deliveries Villagers in Kent say they are angry about their “sporadic” postal service after going three weeks without deliveries. Residents in Ash, near Canterbury, say they have seen mail repeatedly delivered to the wrong address and have often …
Read More »BT halts EV chargepoint scheme after only one of 60,000 installed
BT Group has announced its electric vehicle (EV) charging point scheme to turn green street cabinets into chargepoints has been scrapped, with only one of the touted 60,000 installed. The single charger installed was placed in an outdated green street cabinet in East Lothian, Scotland, for use by local residents, …
Read More »Let’s Go Tours taking bookings for 2025 Royal Caribbean cruises
Let’s Go Tours by Amathus, Cyprus’ leading cruise company, announces the launch of sales for Royal Caribbean’s legendary cruises, featuring exclusive offers. For a limited time, travellers can take advantage of these exclusive offers to visit stunning destinations from Europe to the Caribbean, creating unforgettable experiences for adults and children. …
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