[ad_1] Royal Mail postal worker Patrona Tunilla launches Scotland’s Census FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon last week again assured Holyrood that “lessons would be learned”, this time over the hugely controversial and shambolic Scottish Census, which due to a lower than UK average take up rate, has again had its deadline for completion extended, from May…
[ad_1] Prince Harry is likely to have felt ‘absolutely furious’ during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – and could ‘want an apology from the royal family’, according to an expert. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex only made one public appearance at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, despite flying in from the US with their two children…
[ad_1] A critically endangered adult pine hoverfly has been spotted in the wild in Britain for the first time in nearly a decade following conservation efforts, experts have said. The discovery comes after staggered releases of larvae in October 2021 and March 2022 at RSPB Abernethy and Forestry and Land Scotland Glenmore, sites carefully managed…
[ad_1] What REALLY happened with the Jubilee seating plan? Our experts discuss all the latest news from the House of Windsor in our essential royal talk show Palace Confidential Richard Eden says Jubilee seating may have been set up to stop Harry and Meghan appearing in photographs Victoria Murphy tells the programme the seating plan…
[ad_1] The crisis threatening Britain’s railways this summer has deepened after train drivers voted to join the biggest rail strikes in a generation. A union leader warned of a “summer of discontent” as drivers on three lines backed industrial action, with the strike ballots expected to spread. The railway walkout, the largest since 1989, will…
[ad_1] The Queen’s grandchildren gathered for a Trooping the Colour flypast viewing party before heading off for their secret cousins’ lunch revealed by Mike Tindall. Princess Eugenie shared a glimpse into the celebrations on her Instagram account, revealing how members of the family came together on what appears to be the roof of St James’s…
[ad_1] TRIBUTES have been paid to a man who died after being found in water at Worcester Woods Country Park. People have shared their condolences after police named Derek Pitman, from Blackpole as the man who had been discovered in a critical condition in a woodland pool. Mr Pitman, affectionately known as Del, was taken to…
[ad_1] Royal Mail is launching a new set of stamps featuring images of some of the most popular breeds of cats in the UK. The eight stamps show the animals grooming, stalking, playing, sleeping, staring and stretching. Cats shown on the stamps are Siamese, tabby, ginger, British Shorthair, Maine Coon, black and white, Bengal, and…
[ad_1] By David Hartwig Cats sleep, stalk, stretch and stare on a June 9 set of eight stamps issued by Great Britain’s Royal Mail. Royal Mail said in a press release that the stamps “are sure to melt the hearts of stamp and cat enthusiasts everywhere.” Presented as four vertical se-tenant (side-by-side) pairs, the stamps…
[ad_1] Royal Mail is launching a new set of stamps featuring images of some of the most popular breeds of cats in the UK. The eight stamps show the animals grooming, stalking, playing, sleeping, staring and stretching. Cats shown on the stamps are Siamese, tabby, ginger, British Shorthair, Maine Coon, black and white, Bengal, and…