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The future is electric so along with CAZ, the government needs an efficient electric charging infrastructure roll out suggests motoring insiders
With the government’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) plan set to begin implementation across UK regions this year, politicians and motorists alike have been divided by
UK’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson wants a lavish flat with state-of-the-art furniture.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently renovated the Downing Street flat and the controversies started to begin from the day when Boris Johnson’s former advisor put
Why you should choose printed face masks
Face masks have become the new normal, but why settle for a plain reusable face mask when you could have printed face masks? Given that we have to
Registering As A Self Employed: From Online Banking To Business Owner
Have you made the huge decision to leap into the world of the self-employed? If so, congratulations, there’s in question you are at the beginning
JUNIOR DOCTOR’S STRIKE ROUND-UP – BRISTOL
Nearly 100 junior doctors picketed the front entrance of the Bristol Royal Infirmary in hail and sunshine as patients’ non-emergency care appointments were cancelled. Doctors
The Thai Protesters Are Ready To Form a New Government
The Thai protesters that are in the streets for quite a while, protesting against their government, announced that they are ready to for a new
Hospital food schemes ‘have wasted more than £54 million’
By Lauren Grice Hospital food improvement schemes have wasted more than £54 million, a new report from food and farming lobby group Sustain has claimed.
Private prisons ‘better run than state facilities’
By Gerald Heneghan Private companies are better than the public sector at running prisons, a think tank has claimed.
Cannabis regulation ‘favoured by most Brits’
By Laura Moulden Cannabis legalisation and decriminalisation is favoured by most Britons, an independent think tank has stated.
War veterans to see £11 million care funding boost
By Gerald Heneghan War veterans are set to benefit from an £11 million boost in funding for the NHS.
Horsemeat scandal: Government’s response ‘flat-footed’
By Gerald Heneghan The government’s response to the ongoing horsemeat scandal has been branded “flat-footed” by MPs.
Nursery ratios set to rise under new childcare reforms
By Gerald Heneghan Nurseries and childminders in England will be permitted to look after more children under new childcare reforms set to be announced today
Green Deal launched across Britain
By Lauren Grice The Green Deal has been launched by the government today (January 28th) in a drive to improve the energy efficiency of homes
Army job cuts unveiled by MoD
By Gerald Heneghan The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has unveiled a new round of job cuts in the British Army today (January 22nd).
British C17 cargo plane heads to Mali to assist French military operation
By Gerald Heneghan A British C17 cargo plane has set off for Mali in order to help the French military with their operations against Islamist
Cameron and Clegg insist coalition remains ‘steadfast and united’
By Gerald Heneghan David Cameron and Nick Clegg have asserted that the coalition remains “steadfast and united” as they unveiled a raft of new reforms
Supermarkets support government crackdown on blue badge abuse
Following major reforms to the Blue Badge scheme announced earlier this year, seven major supermarket chains have now given their support for the Government’s drive
Shortage of properties to rent in London
FOREIGN students and businessmen have swamped the London lettings market leaving British residents unable to find homes. The change in exchange rates and the rocketing
Hitler plotted to bring down the UK economy with forged bank notes
FLOODING the economy with new money was the last government’s solution to the recession – but an upcoming auction reveals how Hitler tried to use