Albe Hammond, ten and his friend Luke Cairns, 12, were out and about in Saxmundham when they noticed the ‘upset and distressed’ lady sat on a bench near the Royal Mail delivery office in the High Street. So they decided to buy her a bar of chocolate and found a Galaxy …
Read More »7 major things that have changed since Queen Elizabeth’s death – from British passports to stamps
It’s been an entire year since Her Majesty the Queen tragically passed ‘peacefully’ at Balmoral at 96. It marked the end of her historic 70-year reign, and plunged Britain and world into mourning and saw Charles become King. The most famous monarch of all time, who gave the nation an unparalleled …
Read More »Former Kent Wool Growers site bought by Ashford Borough Council
An abandoned site partly destroyed by fire is still set to be turned into homes after being snapped up by a council. Bosses at Ashford Borough Council have bought the crime-hit Kent Wool Growers plot in Tannery Lane for an undisclosed sum and say their scheme could include flats and …
Read More »Seasonal Mail Sorters – Swindon 24
Whether it’s the Christmas card from a loved one or the gift they’ve always wanted, we deliver more to our customers – and you can too as a Seasonal Mail Sorter, all while earning some extra cash to fill your Christmas stocking. Helping us to deliver more for our customers …
Read More »Queen Elizabeth II: a life dedicated to royal duty | The Border Mail
Even after the divorces of three of her four children, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, when the monarchy faced its gravest crisis since the abdication of King Edward VIII, the saga of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and the controversy surrounding the Duke of York, the late …
Read More »Queen Elizabeth II: a life dedicated to royal duty | Mandurah Mail
Even after the divorces of three of her four children, the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, when the monarchy faced its gravest crisis since the abdication of King Edward VIII, the saga of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and the controversy surrounding the Duke of York, the late …
Read More »Importance of listening to patients’ families
Sir, The harrowing circumstances of the death of 13-year-old Martha Mills (news, Sep 5; letters, Sep 6, 7 & 8) should surely be a lesson to all connected with the NHS — politicians, administrators, consultants and nurses alike. Why in this day and age do we still have an NHS …
Read More »Wiltshire Police warning after Facebook Marketplace scam
Wiltshire Police have issued a warning to people using Facebook Marketplace to sell items after the incident. The person, from Ludgershall, sold an old mobile phone through Facebook Marketplace, with the buyer agreeing to pay for the item and postage. Instead, after receiving proof of postage the person buying the phone blocked …
Read More »LockBit Unleashed: How British Defense Data Became a Dark Web Prize
In a chilling display of cyber warfare capabilities, a notorious group of Russian hackers known as LockBit has successfully breached the digital defenses of British military and intelligence sites, unearthing gigabytes of sensitive information. The breach has raised significant concerns about national security, as sensitive information about the country’s nuclear …
Read More »Men ‘slash’ and ‘throw substance’ on victim in Lowton burglary
Police responded to reports of an aggravated burglary at an address in Cabbala Gardens in Lowton, at around 12.10am on Thursday, September 7. Three men are reported to have forced entry into the victim’s address asking for a watch, and threw an “unknown substance” at the victim’s face. The victim is …
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