A rural survey by Save Caithness raises concerns about threats to rural communities’ quality of life. Your input is crucial. Survey Sparks Fears Over Rural Quality of Life and Wellbeing Save Caithness started in 2024. It aids communities resisting big energy projects. According to the group, a survey might threaten rural wellbeing. Save Caithness urges…
M8 Kingston Bridge inspections cause Glasgow road closures each weeknight, starting March 17. Detours in place. Glasgow Road Closures Begin Due to M8 Bridge Inspections Amey works for Transport Scotland. They must inspect bridges near the M8 Kingston Bridge. This work starts Monday, March 17 and will happen each weeknight from 8 PM to 6…
Campaigner voices concern that new seafront board requirements exclude regular residents. Seafront Board Needs Local Voices, Says Campaigner in Brighton Derek Wright is worried about a new council group. He thinks the requirements are too strict. This new group focuses on seafront development. The council wants people with business skills and urban design experts are…
PeaceGold in Bishop Auckland is shortlisted for Responsible Jewellery Business of the Year at UK Jewellery Awards 2025. PeaceGold Bishop Auckland in Running for Jewellery Business Award PeaceGold opened recently in Bishop Auckland. The shop is up for an award! It’s for Responsible Jewellery Business of the Year. Retail Jeweller hosts the UK Jewellery Awards…
The Glen Sannox ferry is out of service after a crack was found in its hull, prompting CalMac to cancel sailings. Glen Sannox Ferry Suspended After Hull Crack Discovery The Glen Sannox ferry is out of service because they found a crack in the hull, prompting CalMac, the operator, to cancel its trips for Friday…
The Cocky Anchor in Worcester offers ‘Sign of Spring’, a unique green ale for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. Cocky Anchor Pub Serves Lime Green Ale for St. Patrick’s Day The Cocky Anchor pub has a special green ale called ‘Sign of Spring’. You can find this unique brew at the Broad Street pub, where they…
Nithsdale leisure facilities saw over 500k visits last year, with a 9% rise in attendance at key locations. Leisure Centres Popular: Over Half a Million Visits in Nine Months Hey, guess what? Nithsdale leisure spots got super busy! Over half a million visits happened in just nine months. This was last year, from April to…
Halfway pub in Tal-y-coed combats loneliness with a store, marquee, and crafts thanks to a Pub is The Hub grant. Tal y coed Pub Tackles Isolation with New Village Store and Events The Halfway pub is central in Tal-y-coed. About 730 people live there, many working alone. Social time is rare due to no shops…
Brighton council to spend nearly 20 Million. It affects 44 homes in eight tower blocks, bought via “right to buy”. Council Plans 20 Million Buyback of Brighton Flats Due to Safety Concerns The city council plans to buy back some flats. It will spend nearly £20 million on this project. This affects 44 homes in…
An employment judge ruled calling someone a “numpty” at work is acceptable, finding the term lacks discriminatory meaning. Calling Someone Numpty at Work is Acceptable, Employment Judge Rules It’s okay to call someone a “numpty” at work. A judge made the ruling. This word lacks racial or disability meaning. Judge Richard Nicolle made this decision.…