Renowned designer and creative director Glenn Tutssel has passed away following a battle with cancer. Tribute paid to former Brand Union chair Glenn Tutsell following cancer battle Tutssel, who was also the former chairman of WPP’s Brand Union (now Super Union), executive creative director at Taxi Studio and a head …
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New homeowners have been warned against becoming victims of fraud, after new research found they are being increasingly targeted by crooks who steal personal details . Credit report agency Experian says it has seen a 35 per cent rise in the number of young first-time buyers becoming fraud victims in …
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Liberum Capital lowered shares of Royal Mail (LON:RMG) to a sell rating in a research note published on Tuesday morning, ThisIsMoney.Co.Uk reports. RMG has been the subject of a number of other reports. JPMorgan Chase & Co. reiterated a neutral rating on shares of Royal Mail in a report on …
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Mark Gatiss is among the stars nominated for the UK Theatre Awards. The actor and writer has been shortlisted for his work in The Madness Of King George III. Theatrical talent across the UK has been highlighted ahead of the annual awards. UK THEATRE AWARDS NEWS: Announcing the nominations for …
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Link to this page: https://www.socialistparty.org.uk/issue/1057/29617 From The Socialist newspaper, 25 September 2019 photo Paul Mattsson (Click to enlarge) Steve Wootton, CWU and Bristol South Socialist Party Over 70 Communication Workers Union (CWU) members – workplace and divisional reps from South Wales and south west England – recently met to discuss …
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Prince Charles reportedly accused his younger brother Prince Andrew of “spreading poison” about his wife Camilla before they got married. The Prince of Wales tied the knot with Camilla (then Parker Bowles) in 2005, and she reportedly had a tense relationship with the Duke of York. According to Charles biographer, …
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Mick Jagger as Ned Kelly with Suzie Harrison at the western end of Gibraltar St, Bungendore in 1969. Photo: Out of the Woodwork – The People and Place of Bungendore, Sonia Turner, Bungendore Community Foundation. The Apollo 11. Woodstock. The Stonewall riots. The Beatles playing their final live performance. 1969 was …
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Thomas Cook collapsed early on Monday morning. The world’s oldest tour operator folded after 178 years of trading, leaving around 150,00 Britons stranded all over the world. And it seems staff and customers are squeezing as much as they can out of Thomas Cook by flogging uniforms, wings, and even sick bags. …
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A MAN was seriously hurt after a 60 mile per hour car race went awry in a busy residential street in broad daylight, a court heard yesterday. Ioan Scarlat, 25, was allegedly behind the wheel of a Citroen Saxo when the car left the road and ploughed into a tree …
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The Brake Fleet Safety Awards winners have been revealed. An award ceremony was held at the Hilton Metropole, Birmingham, in which the winners were announced. Annual awards are given to both reward safe driving and to help push its Global Fleet Champions campaign to prevent crashes and reduce pollution. Sarah …
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