'The Czech Sphinx' sets sights on the Telegraph – City A.M.
[ad_1] But the lawyer-cum-investor who also has stakes in Royal Mail, J … More from City A.M.. Short sellers pile into Royal Mail after top investor feels … [ad_2] Source link
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Planning applications submitted to Test Valley Borough Council | Andover Advertiser
[ad_1] … Postal problems in Andover are 'completely unacceptable', says MP · Royal Mail apologises for ongoing postal issues in Andover as it issues update … [ad_2] Source link
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White Eagle pub sealed off again after new assault in Reading
[ad_1] Police are appealing for witnesses after a man in his 30s was assaulted at around 1.15am on Saturday. Officers had cordoned off the pub this morning as part of their enquiries. A spokesperson for the force said: “We received a report of an assault at The White Eagle pub in Oxford Road, Reading, at around…
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Sienna Miller’s secret dinner at King’s hideaway as she weighs up key royal charity role… Hope she changed out of her amazing outfit from the night before!
[ad_1] Sienna Miller’s secret dinner at King’s hideaway as she weighs up key royal charity role… Hope she changed out of her amazing outfit from the night before! By Kate Mansey Published: 17:31 EDT, 16 September 2023 | Updated: 17:43 EDT, 16 September 2023 Sienna Miller has had a secret dinner with the King and…
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UK retail chain Wilko collapses, threatening 12,500 jobs
[ad_1] Hundreds of stores of the retail giant Wilko will close in the coming weeks, after talks to rescue the bankrupt company failed. Administrators at PwC confirmed on Monday that nearly 300 Wilko stores and its distribution centers will cease operations in the coming weeks. The company collapsed owing £410.9 million to landlords, suppliers, HM…
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Walkers called on to take on Walk for Wards fundraiser
[ad_1] The picturesque charity walk is back on Sunday, September 24, to raise money for the hospital. Tickets include access to three beautiful walks, with views across the river Thames and estate gardens, and a medal at the end. After the success of last year, the charity has included a further 15km route that takes walkers into the stunning Hardwick…
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Postman attacked by dog ‘thought he might die’ as he was dragged to the ground
[ad_1] A postman ‘genuinely thought he might die’ as he was dragged to the ground during a vicious dog attack. The dog’s owner then begged postman Steven McKay not to call the police after he was chased and bitten by the Belgian shepherd, a court heard. Liverpool Crown Court heard that owner Joseph Blaney, 37,…
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‘Changing shape sphere’ and the other UFO sightings in Kent which Nasa can’t explain
[ad_1] Nasa says it can’t explain some UFO sightings as our map reveals almost 1,000 unexplained objects that have been spotted above the UK in the last two-and-a-half years – including 22 in Kent. The space agency has published a report into hundreds of unidentified flying objects, or UAPs – unidentified anomalous phenomena – as…
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Britain cannot follow blundering Von der Leyen into dead-end protectionism
[ad_1] After the debacle of solar panels, moreover, the EU has good reason to worry. Having stolen the original technology from Germany, China now dominates the global market for solar energy. Nobody else gets a look in. But though late to the party, the EU, the US, and even the UK in its own penny-pinching…
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Swedes throng capital for royal jubilee
[ad_1] STOCKHOLM, Sept 17 — Tens of thousands of Swedes thronged central Stockholm yesterday to mark 50 years since King Carl XVI Gustaf ascended the throne. To the sound of military bands and under a sunny sky, the 77-year-old monarch, clad in a sober suit and tie, enjoyed the public acclaim along with Queen Silvia,…
