All eyes were on the Princess of Wales as she attended the State Banquet in honour of French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday. Her appearance was much anticipated by royal watchers as Catherine did not attend the State Banquet held for the Qatari State Visit or the Japanese State Visit in …
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Just 71.3 per cent of first-class deliveries in the Brighton (BN) area, which includes Lewes, were delivered on time. This is well below the 93 per cent target. This means 21.7 per cent of first-class deliveries in the area were delivered late. James MacCleary, the Liberal Democrat MP for Lewes, …
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More than 80 jobs have been lost a Fife-based manufacturing company after the announcement bus firm Alexander Dennis could move its operations south of the border. Greenfold Systems, based in Dunfermline, built parts for buses, with the Falkirk-based Alexander Dennis being a “major customer” for the firm. But on Thursday, …
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HMRC has warned that scammers ramped up their activity in June, with more than 15,000 reports of Winter Fuel Payment scams. The tax office has shut down more than 4,600 bogus Winter Fuel Payment-related websites as fraudsters target vulnerable individuals using SMS messages and phishing websites. The Government announced a …
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Hospital bosses have reassured staff and patients that lifts at Hull Royal Infirmary are on the mend after three stopped working during the heatwave. The Anlaby Road building, built in the 1960s, has 13 storeys which hospital visitors, staff and some patients were having to scale following the sudden breakdown …
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Cooper Parry has appointed Adam Waller as national tax partner and head of tax consulting, based in Manchester. He will lead the national tax advisory channel, driving strategic advisory work across business tax, private client, and transaction tax. Waller brings over 25 years of experience, including the last 14 at PwC, where he was …
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The UK’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth slipped by 0.1 per cent in May 2025, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS). This follows a 0.3 per cent contraction in Britain’s economy over April as Chancellor Rachel Reeves attempts to bolster GDP growth as part …
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The Royal Windermere Yacht Club at Fallbarrow Road is hosting an open day on Sunday, July 20, with timed slots available for booking between 10.30am and 3.30pm. Drinks will be on sale in the bar between noon and 7pm and light lunches can be purchased from the restaurant between noon and 2pm …
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Following her announcement, Mr Wrigley said: “Following our joint letter calling for the resignation of Susan Davy, we would like to thank her for making the right decision in light of the recent findings of Ofwat. We can look forward to new ways of working for both the environment and …
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