[ad_1] Also in the UK diary are final results from packaging group Smurfit Kappa and clothing firm Ted Baker The coming week will see yet more big name firms updating from a variety of sectors including pharmaceuticals, travel and grocery. Investors will also be looking across the Atlantic again, with earnings data expected across the…
[ad_1] A Just Giving page set up to support the family of a much loved postman has raised a staggering £8,438. Paul Dunmill from Sutton Valence, known on his rounds as ‘Postie Paul’, died in hospital on Saturday after contracting Covid-19. Paul was happiest with a cup of tea in hand He had been delivering…
[ad_1] Submitted by Dr. John TimperleyParliamentary Spokesperson for the Liberal Democrat PartyTiverton & Honiton Constituency There are many lessons to be learned from the divisive Presidency of Donald J. Trump. Perhaps the most important is that truth matters and the calling out of lies is just as important. The Washington Post reported a “tsunami of…
[ad_1] Travel has largely been off the playing cards for the previous couple of months as Brits have been instructed to keep at house by the Government amid the nation’s third lockdown. And to add to the scenario, the Government has simply carried out a quarantine lodge coverage by which travellers touching down in Britain…
[ad_1] POSTAL workers are refusing to deliver mail to a block of flats in Dursley because of an ‘unacceptable level of risk’ posed by an aggressive dog. Royal Mail suspended deliveries to Heath Court four months ago and residents were told they would have to collect their post from the delivery office in Draycott Business…
[ad_1] Union members at Royal Mail have given a resounding vote of confidence in the new framework agreement about future working practices, job security and pay at the group. Eligible members of the Communication Workers Union (CWU) voted 91.5% in favour of the agreement. Royal Mail said it welcomed the ballot result, which will…
[ad_1] From April 1, the energy price cap will increase by £96 to £1,138 for 11 million default tariff customers, and by £8 7 to £1,156 for four million pre-payment meter customers, the government regulator OFGEM has said. The price cap is in place to protect customers who have not switched supplier by making sure they…
[ad_1] “This isn’t a market that needs puffing up any more. “The threat of valuations becoming detached from reality should concern buyers, landlords and investors alike. “However, the vaccine rollout is proceeding better than expected, and if the engines of the economy are firing on all cylinders by the summer, the benefits could keep the…
[ad_1] Britain’s hotel quarantine scheme will finally begin on February 15 – nearly three weeks after it was first announced – and is expected to end six weeks later, it was revealed today. Retired Royal Marine general Sir Gordon Messenger, a former vice chief of defence staff who led a mass community testing operation in…
[ad_1] A Chinese takeaway owner from Carmarthen will have her first book published this month. Julie Ma won popular daytime TV couple Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan’s Search For A Bestseller book competition last year. She scooped the prize for her book Happy Families – a fictional story about three generations of a Chinese family….