Stockton Borough Council polling cards printing mistake

The error affected voters in three parliamentary constituencies, with a total of 96,572 polling cards for the July 4 general election sent out again. Stockton Council says it is working with the company which printed the cards to find out how the misprint happened and how much it will cost. …

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Salisbury Railway Station embarks on extensive forecourt makeover

Salisbury Railway Station has embarked on an extensive forecourt makeover to provide a more welcoming first impression to the historic cathedral city and be more accessible for visitors and residents. The £5.8 million enhancements include extensive landscaping featuring the planting of trees and shrubs, installation of modern street furniture, and …

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SRA Files Legal Claim Against Post Office

The Solicitors Regulation Authority has filed a claim against the Post Office at London’s High Court.  According to a case listing, the SRA has filed a ‘part 8′ claim at London’s Business and Property Court in the Chancery Division. A person with knowledge of the case said that the purpose …

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US regulators have vertical integration in their sights

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Vertical integration is all the rage as companies scramble to compete in artificial intelligence and decarbonisation. They believe that exerting more sway over suppliers and sales channels will help them …

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