[ad_1] From June 10, all standard pay and display parking on the forecourt will be removed so improvement works can take place. Work is expected to last one year. Blue badge parking will still be available on the station forecourt throughout these improvement works. Parking at the western end of the car park will remain open. READ…
[ad_1] A cuddly toy giraffe has gone missing after he was one of about 500 that took part in a charity flight to raise money. Jofre the giraffe was onboard an RAF Voyager that took off from Brize Norton in Oxfordshire on 25 April for an air-to-air refuelling mission. Owner Vickie Hall, 51, from Wellingborough,…
[ad_1] Get the free Morning Headlines email for news from our reporters across the world Sign up to our free Morning Headlines email Regulators have launched an investigation into Royal Mail after it delivered less than three quarters of first class post on time in the last year. In its yearly financial results on Friday,…
[ad_1] One part of Plymouth has become a “banking desert”, along with 29 other areas across the UK. Plymouth Moor View is the only area in the South West that does not have a single branch open. The number of UK bank branches to close their doors in the past nine years has passed 6,000…
[ad_1] Britain’s fragile public finances will cast a shadow over the general election campaign, with both Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer warned of impending fiscal challenges by a leading economics think tank. The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) cautions that the economy faces “the worst of both worlds” — low GDP growth and increased…
[ad_1] Rishi Sunak has said he will introduce a new form of mandatory National Service for young people if the Conservatives win the general election. In the first new policy announcement of the campaign, the prime minister has unveiled a plan that would see 18-year-olds given the choice of a full-time military placement for 12…
[ad_1] Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need to consider carefully how they approach overseas visits after courting controversy during a recent trip to Nigeria, if they want to avoid scandals building into bigger scandals, according to a discussion on the new episode of Newsweek‘s The Royal Report podcast. Harry and Meghan visited Nigeria from May…
[ad_1] Princess Beatrice has been providing ‘increasingly crucial backup’ to the Royal Family, according to royal commentator and editor Kate Mansey. Writing in the Times, which described the oldest daughter of Prince Andrew as the ‘unlikely leading lady’, Kate Mansey said that the 35-year-old is ‘expected to support the King and senior family members more often…
[ad_1] Sir, The act quashing the convictions of sub-postmasters highlights the need not just for a “Hillsborough law” in relation to candour from organisations but also the need to address the problem of senior executives and managers being complicit in the covering up of problems for the sake of the reputation/financial benefit of the organisation….
[ad_1] Past experience with Labour suggests a preference for stealth taxes By Alex Brummer Updated: 17:01 EDT, 25 May 2024 Rachel Reeves recognises that if she is to march into No 11 Downing Street on July 5 it would be a big mistake to hit voters with huge tax rises straight away. The tax changes…