It’s been a tough year. Many people have been experiencing financial hardship and job worries as the Covid-19 pandemic wreaked havoc. This Christmas is likely to be a Christmas unlike any to have come before. You can expect shops, pubs and restaurants all to be quieter throughout December as people …
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WITH lockdown and Christmas shopping under way, families have been getting more deliveries than ever. Postal workers have really been put to work — so I think it’s time for a little thank you. 7 How you can say thank you to Britain’s hard working delivery men and womenCredit: Getty …
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An urgent warning has been issued by the Royal Mail after it was revealed that fraudsters had sent out a flurry of ‘fake emails’ to members of the public. We’ve rounded-up what has happened – how to spot them, and how to report them. What is the Royal Mail ‘fake …
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Europa are currently looking for around 60 candidates to join their team at their brand new warehouse in Corby. If you want to earn some extra income next month, we have compiled a list of temporary positions with a range of companies that are hiring across Northamptonshire for the festive …
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A woman who runs a snail pet business says a fuss-free pet for those of us stuck at home could be the little shelled creatures. Jessica Noyce runs Snails4You.com in the UK, but she supplies snails across Europe – including Ireland. She told Sean Moncrieff they require little care, and …
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Home testing kits were sent out with no instructions and without the required postage label to return them, the Department of Health has admitted. A number of testing kits sent to people via the Test and Trace scheme over the past week were missing the key items, leaving people with …
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Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA The “red stuff.” That’s what my four-year-old daughter calls it. She had it at her grandparents’ house a couple weeks ago for the first time and now mentions to me on a daily basis that she wants it on Thanksgiving. Yes, I’m talking about that Thanksgiving …
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By Stuart Pike The decline of high street banking services is limiting people’s financial autonomy, a council meeting was told. Hyndburn full council resolved on November 19 to write to the government asking how it will address the issue of residents not being able to access banking services without travelling …
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Susan Milln, 72, of Manor Court, Biggleswade, had taken some leaves out to her dustbin on the morning of November 6, when she suddenly felt unwell and fell to the ground. Her neighbour Lena Cambridge raised the alarm with fellow resident Carol Peel, but they realised they wouldn’t be able …
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Andrew stepped down from his public role a year ago, after his BBC Newsnight interview addressing his association with Jeffrey Epstein was met with international horror. The Duke of York met the disgraced financier in around 1999, and proceeded to invite Epstein to some of the royal estates on several …
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