By Francine Wolfisz Published: 19:48 EDT, 1 November 2024 | Updated: 19:53 EDT, 1 November 2024 King Charles and Queen Camilla are hoping to visit Italy next year, with the monarch said to be keen to ‘make up for lost time’. Charles, 75, who is still undergoing cancer treatment, is said to …
Read More »New luxury bus to boost Jamaican tourism | eSponsored
The arrival of Jamaica’s first luxury bus, the AEC Reliance Britannia, marks an exciting milestone for local tourism. Unloaded in Kingston on Monday from the cargo vessel Albany, this state-of-the-art vehicle, ordered by Beryson Agencies Ltd. for the Morning Star Bus Company, will enhance sightseeing tours in Montego Bay Published, …
Read More »This Stoke-on-Trent neighbourhood has its post office back and a new shop too
Residents have their post office back after a one-time household appliances business was overhauled. Trent Vale had been missing the provision after the branch went on the move. StokeonTrentLive reported how the facility had been running at 819 London Road before shutting for good on October 8. Customers were signposted …
Read More »New job openings in Shepton Mallet: explore roles from delivery driver to factory manager | Local News | News | Shepton Mallet Nub News
Looking for your next career move? Shepton Mallet and the surrounding areas have plenty of opportunities this week, with roles spanning logistics, hospitality, HR, manufacturing, and engineering. Whether you’re seeking a role that keeps you on the move, looking for steady shifts, or eager to step into a leadership position, …
Read More »“Blood Wedding” at the Royal Danish Theatre in Copenhagen: Arts Intel Report
Federico García Lorca’s Blood Wedding belongs to the same harsh, Andalusian terrain as flamenco. It makes sense that the flamenco master Antonio Gaudes made a dance out of it, which filmmaker Carlos Saura artfully captured in 1981, to international acclaim. Ballet—the lingua franca of the Royal Danish Ballet, where another …
Read More »Entire street of 24 homes – including shop and post office – up for auction with £1.6m price tag | Bristol Live
Residents fear they will be forced to leave their homes after a charity put an entire street of 24 homes up for sale – for £1.6M. Dock Road in Sharpness in Gloucestershire is to be auctioned next week by the Canal and River Trust. The single lot – which is …
Read More »Trolley Sleeves Get a New Lease on Life: Royal Mail Teams Up with Cornish Designer to Create Sustainable Bags
A Creative Partnership with a Cornish Twist Royal Mail and The Postal Museum have announced an innovative partnership with Flotsam Flo, a Cornwall-based small business, to upcycle used trolley sleeves into unique handmade bags. The project forms part of Royal Mail’s ongoing efforts to reduce waste and promote sustainability while …
Read More »Sailflags becomes an EOT | Business Cornwall
Sailflags, a leading manufacturer of high-quality promotional flags in the UK, has officially transitioned to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT). The Penzance-based company says the move, completed earlier this year, will benefit both employees and customers. Founded in 1999 by Pete Williams, Sailflags quickly became a pioneer in the UK’s …
Read More »Prince William's 'olive branch' to DESPERATE Prince Harry | Palace Confidential | Daily Mail
Prince William mentioning Prince Harry's name publicly for the first time in 6 years had royal watchers questioning whether the rift in their … Source link
Read More »VIDEO: Victimised Royal Mail delivery worker Des Beach exposes anatomy of a management frame-up
In this video, Des Beach, a Royal Mail delivery worker from County Durham, England with 31-years’ service, speaks about his unfair dismissal with Tony Robson from the World Socialist Web Site (WSWS). An earlier interview with Des, published by WSWS on October 17, received a large readership among Royal Mail …
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