[ad_1] I hope we can all agree that the seven infection-linked deaths at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow are a tragedy and should never have happened. It is essential that the ongoing public inquiry into this matter has all the information it needs to get to the truth of what went wrong. That…
[ad_1] As the toxic fallout from the Epstein files continues, the great and the not-so-good embroiled in the whole stinking mess do what people like that always do when they’re caught out: take refuge in their gilded bunkers, flanked by expensive lawyers, advisers and ‘crisis management’ teams. At a time when the rest of us…
[ad_1] He did not pay fares valued at more than £3,000 for Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) train journeys Ellie Ng, Press Association 13:03, 11 Feb 2026Updated 13:03, 11 Feb 2026 Charles Brohiri, 29, did not pay fares valued at more than £3,000 for Govia Thameslink Railway One of Britain’s most prolific train fare dodgers has…
[ad_1] Last year, £30,000 was allocated to resource the scheme in the SNP administration’s budget for 2025/26 – a commitment which has been lambasted by a vexed politician. Dog fouling is understood to be one of the most complained about environmental incivility issues in the area and is tackled by a combination of education, engagement…
[ad_1] Salisbury Cathedral is inviting amateur photographers to photograph the nave of the cathedral in natural light to celebrate its hosting of the late Magnum photographer, Peter Marlow’s The English Cathedral exhibition later this month. Calling all amateur photographers: An invitation to follow in the footsteps of the late Magnum photographer, Peter Marlow Salisbury is the…
[ad_1] Queen stepped onto the Live Aid stage in July 1985, and what happened next shook the world. Their 17-minute set didn’t just revive a struggling act but actually rewrote how millions saw them. Bob Geldof and Midge Ure had organized this massive benefit concert to help victims of the Ethiopian famine, with shows running…
[ad_1] O’Connell’s Bakery said the ‘damaging’ review could undo much of their hard work O’Connells Bakery in Abergavenny(Image: Google Maps) An independent bakery in Wales, has expressed its anger over a “dishonest” one-star review that “knocked the wind out” of them. Abergavenny-based O’Connell’s Bakery voiced concerns that the “damaging” feedback could potentially undermine their hard…
[ad_1] Last year, only 7-in-10 first-class post items arrived the next day in Croydon. Now, iC readers from Coulsdon to South Norwood say that their postal service has got even worse Royal Mail’s third-class service in delivering the post to Croydon residents and businesses has now drawn a letter of complaint from one of the…
[ad_1] Over recent months, my office has been contacted by a growing number of constituents across Inverclyde and Renfrewshire West raising serious concerns about the standard of service provided by the delivery company Evri. I am hearing of a repeated and consistent pattern of parcels going missing, deliveries being delayed without explanation, items marked as delivered…
[ad_1] With some addresses in the borough getting only one postal delivery every fortnight, Croydon South Conservative MP has written to Alistair Cochrane, Royal Mail’s interim CEO: ‘This…cannot reasonably be characterised as a short-term disruption’.Here’s MP Chris Philp’s letter – sent by email – in full: Dear Mr Cochrane I am writing to raise serious…