[ad_1] An exclusive book launch of A Photographic History of P&O Cruises took place on board P&O’s Pacific Explorer on Friday 19 April, while she was berthed at Fremantle’s Passenger Terminal. The book by Chris Frame, Rob Henderson, Doug Cremer and Rachelle Cross celebrates the rich heritage and evolution of P&O Cruises through captivating imagery…

[ad_1] Saturday 20 April 2024 6:23 am London has had a turbulent week, with delistings, Thames trouble and more Bad news, as the saying goes, comes in threes. The proverb has regularly felt truer than in the Square Mile this week, after it was rocked by a triple blow in de-listings, inflation and, of course,…

[ad_1] For most people, work is the last thing on their minds as they stretch on a sun lounger after jetting off on holiday — but not Daniel Kretinsky. On April 9, the holidaying “Czech Sphinx” picked up his phone, dialled Keith Williams, and lobbed in a £3.1 billion bid for a 500-year-old British institution….

[ad_1] THERE’S a good reason why Coventry’s FA Cup 1987 hero Micky Gynn hopes his old club delivers a first-class show against Manchester United at Wembley. Because for the last 28 years Gynn has worked as a postman for the Royal Mail and his daily round at Berkswell and Balsall Common — just ten minutes…

[ad_1] Photo RTimages Ted Peskett, local democracy reporter Almost 2,000 households didn’t receive their council tax bill in the post this year because they were not received by Royal Mail in time. Communications company Mediascene Ltd confirmed 1,700 council tax bills did not reach residents after a production issue resulted in bills being handed over…

[ad_1] The families of children as young as three who were used to test whether blood treatments were contaminated with diseases were not informed about the deadly viruses they contracted, documents reveal. Data collected by the Infected Blood Inquiry found that one toddler with haemophilia was trialled to test whether a form of sterilisation, dubbed…