Around two-and-a-half million coins celebrating the profound contribution that minority communities have made to the UK’s shared history will be released into circulation on Monday. The new 50ps signal the intent of the Royal Mint and Chancellor Rishi Sunak to include a wider range of people on coins and notes in …
Read More »George Osborne touted as potential candidate BBC chairman
George Osborne is the latest name to be linked to the next BBC chairman role, according to reports. The former Chancellor of the Exchequer, who earlier this year missed out on a position as chairman of the Royal Opera House, is being urged to apply for the role, according to The …
Read More »Hundreds turned away without flu jab after ‘logistical problems’ getting vaccines to Aberdeenshire school
Hundreds of vulnerable north-east people were turned away after travelling for flu jabs this week – as outrage continues over the handling of vaccinations across Grampian this year. Would-be patients were told on Thursday their appointments had been cancelled without notice due to what the NHS yesterday described as “logistical …
Read More »Parcel Delivery Market Analysis, Revenue, Price, Market Share, Growth Rate, Forecast To 2026
Parcel Delivery Market Forecast 2020-2026 The Global Parcel Delivery Market research report provides and in-depth analysis on industry- and economy-wide database for business management that could potentially offer development and profitability for players in this market. This is a latest report, covering the current COVID-19 impact on the market. The …
Read More »Kirkby Lonsdale Brewery’s Royal Barn gets new look in lockdown
A KIRKBY Lonsdale bar has introduced adoptions to its layout and offerings which have turned its premises into a Covid secure location. The Kirkby Lonsdale Brewery’s venue, The Royal Barn, has renovated its premises and customised its seating arrangements during lockdown. The new layout includes an upstairs seating area, booths …
Read More »University of Bristol’s Temple Quarter campus could face five-year delay, MP warns
The University of Bristol’s new Temple Quarter campus could be delayed by up to five years without £150million of government help, an MP told Parliament. The warning came as four cross-party local MPs put their case directly to the housing minister for huge amounts of Whitehall cash for the city’s …
Read More »Almost a THIRD of England’s councils saw a drop in coronavirus infection rates
Almost a third of England’s councils saw a drop in coronavirus infections last week amid calls for a second circuit-breaker lockdown and tightening restrictions across the country. As many as 41 out of 149 councils recorded a fall in their Covid-19 infection rates in the week ending October 11, according …
Read More »Coronavirus UK: Couples in hotspots BANNED from meeting indoors
Downing Street today insisted couples in coronavirus hotspots who do not live together must stick to social distancing rules if they meet up outside even if they are in long term relationships. The Government’s Covid-19 restrictions dictate that people living in tier two or tier three areas are not allowed …
Read More »EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Royal Ballet star loves shopping
As a Royal Ballet star, Francesca Hayward is used to receiving bouquets and applause. But now the principal dancer is hearing the sound of alarm bells as she fears she’s become addicted to shopping via her smartphone. ‘I actually have near-to a shopping problem,’ admits the 28-year-old, who’s enjoying a passionate …
Read More »Royal Mail worker in Brighton tests positive for coronavirus
A ROYAL Mail worker has tested positive for coronavirus. A Royal Mail spokeswoman said an “intensive clean of the site” had been carried out following the news and the worker is currently recovering from the illness at home. She said: “Recently, a colleague tested positive for coronavirus. “They are now …
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