King Charles and Queen Camilla experienced a ghostly reminder of the past as they signed Australia’s first Bible on the second day of their tour. The royal couple are on a six-day tour of Australia, their first since the King ascended to the throne, and as part of their duties, were …
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Read More »Daventry protesters gather over playing field sell-off plan
Hundreds of people have gathered on a green space to oppose a draft plan to sell it off and build 150 homes. West Northamptonshire Council has been considering whether to sell Eastern Way playing field in Daventry and use the funds for improvements in the town. Residents have pointed out …
Read More »Could Labour’s pension system shake-up see boosted returns for savers post Budget?
The UK Government has unveiled ambitious plans to modernise the pensions market by expanding access to Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension schemes. This move aims to deliver better outcomes for millions of workers whilst supporting economic growth. Emma Reynolds, minister for pensions said: “We are seizing this exciting opportunity to …
Read More »Framlingham postmaster Roger Tripp has bounced back
Framlingham postmaster Roger Tripp recalled the events of a year ago when his Riverside premises was inundated with water that reached two feet high causing damage and resulting in the building having to be dehumidified. He said he “never wanted to go through that again” although he has since had …
Read More »Sydney officials ‘disappointed’ King Charles didn’t need to use £30K ‘soundproof’ toilets built for late Queen’s 1992 visit
Officials were left disappointed after hoping for a ‘royal flush’ when King Charles visited the New South Wales Parliament in Sydney today. They had been secretly hoping the sovereign might be tempted to avail himself of their facilities during an engagement – what’s known in the royal household as a ‘comfort …
Read More »No K-pop dreams: Cambodian Princess Jenna, 12, ‘does not, and will not become an idol trainee’ despite hailed as next Lisa from Blackpink
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 20 — Jenna Norodom is no ordinary 12-year-old. The Cambodian royalty is the great-granddaughter of the late Norodom Sihanouk, Cambodia’s former king. She had her first taste of showbiz at just six years old, acting in several Khmer television dramas — and last month, she won the …
Read More »King Charles and Queen Camilla send fans into meltdown as Aussies gush about meeting the royal couple: ‘He was so kind’
King Charles and Queen Camilla received the warmest of welcomes on their first full day of engagements in Australia – from the sun that finally came out, to the crowds on the streets. Handed armfuls of flowers, toy koalas and even some kangaroo jerky, the couple were repeatedly thanked for …
Read More »Harry and Meghan’s Portuguese bolt hole may be designed to keep his only door to the Royal Family open – both for himself and Archie and Lilibet, writes ALISON BOSHOFF
Nestled between glorious beaches and impressive mountains, in an exclusive cashmere-clad neighbourhood with Oprah Winfrey and Gwyneth Paltrow as neighbours, you might assume that Prince Harry and Meghan had everything a Duke and Duchess in exile could possibly desire in Montecito. But it seems their Californian paradise – seven bedrooms, …
Read More »Post Office could be given away to STAFF in historic shake-up after Horizon IT scandal
THE Post Office could be handed over to thousands of sub-postmasters in an historic shake-up as its future hangs in the balance following the Horizon IT scandal. Government ministers are exploring plans to transfer ownership to employees, similar to the model used by the John Lewis Partnership. 2 The Post …
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