A postman has vowed to boycott a family home over Christmas after a ‘rude’ note was taped to their front door. The handwritten note accused postman Dave, whose name has been changed, of pretending to attempt to deliver their parcels. It warned him ‘not to even think about’ leaving an …
Read More »Meghan Markle wins privacy battle over letter to estranged father – live updates
Last modified on Dec 02, 2021 14:14 GMT Danielle Stacey The Court of Appeal will make its decision on whether to grant the Mail on Sunday’s appeal to overturn the Duchess of Sussex’s victory in their privacy battle The publisher of The Mail On Sunday has lost …
Read More »Duchess Camilla wows royal fans with latest video to mark special day
October 07, 2021 – 15:27 BST Danielle Stacey Clarence House shared a clip of the Duchess of Cornwall reciting a poem to mark National Poetry Day on 7 October The Duchess of Cornwall impressed her social media followers as she got involved with National Poetry Day on …
Read More »Barnsley and Bradford not following Leicester into local lockdown, council leaders say
Council leaders in Bradford and Barnsley have said they are not following Leicester into a local lockdown after figures revealed they had the second and third highest Covid-19 infection rates in England. Bradford has said it is “working hard” to prevent another lockdown, while Barnsley stressed new restrictions are not …
Read More »Widow with cancer lives off food banks… she was turned down for Universal Credit payment
Widowed Deborah Parsons says she’s been forced to rely on food banks to feed her daughter after she was ‘plunged into poverty’ while she was turned down for a Universal Credit payment. Deborah, from Sidmouth, Devon, is too poorly to work and was given a total of £0 in Universal …
Read More »Happy valley: The northern beauty spot that’s just been named the UK’s happiest place
The Ribble Valley in Lancashire with its rolling hills and market towns and beautiful villages is officially the happiest place in the UK, according to the Office for National Statistics. Less well-known nationally than the internationally renowned Lake District, it still pulls in four million visitors a year which bring …
Read More »Royal Mail strike could disrupt Christmas post – and maybe a General Election – as workers vote in favour of industrial action
Royal Mail staff have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. It comes amid an ongoing dispute between workers and the firm over jobs security and terms of employment. Although dates for the strike have not yet been revealed, the BBC reports that the union could be considering targeting the …
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