Author: Dave Carter

Greenpeace’s recent artwork on a burnt hillside sparked controversy, drawing both criticism and defense from various figures. Ward expressed to Greenpeace online that he felt “great pleasure” in removing the installation, questioning the group’s approach by saying, “Thought Greenpeace was all about leave no trace and you do this to the mountain side.” His comments… Continue reading Residents in Conwy remove Greenpeace Andy Burnham mountain mural

In July, government borrowing exceeded expectations, according to recently released data, as Chancellor John Healey prepares his inaugural Budget. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported that borrowing—the difference between government spending and tax revenue—amounted to £1.8 billion for the month. This figure contrasted with official forecasts, which had predicted a £500 million surplus, indicating… Continue reading UK borrows more than expected in July as Healey prepares for first Budget

A new addition has been made to the Downing Street library with the arrival of a biography about Sir Keir Starmer. The volume, titled *Keir Starmer: The Biography*, was penned by journalist and former Labour adviser Tom Baldwin and contributed to the collection by Sir Keir himself. This library, boasting over 400 books, stores some… Continue reading Starmer donates biography of himself to Downing Street library

In 1931, Caterham met her future husband, Norman, a lieutenant colonel in the British Army, at a dinner party in the United Kingdom. The couple later relocated to Hong Kong, where Caterham established a nursery school. Together, they raised two daughters, both of whom unfortunately passed away before Caterham. Norman died in 1976, and Caterham’s… Continue reading World's oldest person celebrates turning 117 in Lightwater

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Student teachers pursuing qualifications in Science, Maths, and Irish in Northern Ireland who are currently ineligible for a financial support scheme of up to £20,000 have expressed feelings of discouragement and neglect. At St Mary’s University College in Belfast, a group of these students has submitted a proposal to the Department of Education (DE), requesting… Continue reading Belfast: Students who don't qualify for financial support feel “disheartened”

In Merseyside, four years have passed since a series of devastating shootings claimed the lives of several young individuals. The families of Ashley Dale, Olivia Pratt-Korbel, Sam Rimmer, and Elle Edwards have come together to support a new educational initiative aimed at preventing further loss of young lives to violence. This free resource has been… Continue reading Every day is difficult, says Ashley Dale's mum four years after fatal shooting

For three centuries, the Elias family has maintained a fishing tradition along the river, yet Keith Elias reported catching only a single fish this season. He expressed his connection to this longstanding heritage, but also admitted growing frustration: “It’s been in my family for so long, I love carrying the tradition on, but it’s getting… Continue reading Pollution behind coracle fishing in Carmarthenshire river's decline

Wellness has become a common term nowadays, often linked with pricey activities that not everyone can afford. Luxurious spa treatments, high-end floating sound baths, and retreats costing thousands of pounds are wonderful experiences but typically come with a steep price tag. However, for those looking to nurture their physical and mental health without spending a… Continue reading Wellness habits you can start today – at no (or little) cost

Over the coming days, the UK is expected to experience a rise in high pressure, leading to drier weather conditions throughout the weekend. Recent heavy rain has provided some relief in areas suffering drought, although it has caused instances of flash flooding. These showers are forecast to lessen, allowing for sunnier intervals on both Saturday… Continue reading UK weather: Rain to stop in time for weekend as sun returns