Author: Dave Carter

In a recent report, MPs have issued a warning that some individuals contributing to a Lifetime Individual Savings Account (LISA) could potentially receive less money than they initially put in. The call for reform comes as concerns about the product’s viability are raised. Anyone under 40 is eligible to open a LISA, allowing them to… Continue reading Lifetime ISAs leave some with less money than they put in, MPs warn

When the temperature rises, dog walks can turn deadly. As a guide dog handler for over 26 years, the sound of exhausted panting from dogs in hot weather breaks my heart. Dogs are at a high risk of heat-related illnesses from exercising in the heat compared to overheating in cars, according to the RSPCA. This… Continue reading How to keep your dog safe in a heatwave

The UK is currently experiencing a heatwave that is set to peak on Monday, potentially making it one of the hottest June days ever. The Met Office has predicted temperatures reaching 34C in central and eastern parts of England, a level that has only been exceeded three times since 1960. As a result, Glastonbury Festival… Continue reading Heatwave peak set to bring 34C to parts of UK

The inquiry into the impact of Covid on care services for the elderly and disabled will commence on Monday, focusing on the devastating effects of the pandemic on vulnerable populations. Bereaved families have long awaited this investigation, highlighting the failures in the care home sector as one of the clearest examples of mishandling during the… Continue reading Covid inquiry begins examination of impact on social care sector

red them as “the best band in the world”. Read more. 13) Mandatory vaccine charge outrage A crowd of revellers As revellers gathered to watch the sun set over Worthy Farm on Sunday night, many were shocked to receive a notification on their phones informing them that they would have to pay an additional fee… Continue reading Glastonbury's best bits: Capaldi's comeback, celebrity sightings and lots of spoons

>PA Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album Sour was released last year and landed her a US Number One, further solidifying her status as a top pop star. Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

Jenny Rees, an accomplished Health Correspondent, delves into the essential role played by Jackie Hatton-Bell in Wales. Hatton-Bell, a dedicated volunteer, offers crucial assistance to ambulance staff by providing on-scene observations for crucial 999 calls. Her position forms part of a broader strategy introduced by the Welsh Ambulance Service, including the implementation of a new… Continue reading Welsh Ambulance Service volunteer 999 responders part of overhaul

Two individuals, Stuart Maisner & Bob Dale, reported on a tragic incident that occurred at a drum and bass music festival in Kent, where a man in his 20s lost his life. The man was rushed to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital (QEQM) in a severe condition from the event held at Dreamland amusement… Continue reading Man dies after being taken ill at Margate drum and bass festival

A man aged 28 has been taken into custody on suspicion of the murder of a woman in Donaghadee, County Down. The victim, Sarah Montgomery, was a 27-year-old mother of two children and was expecting another child at the time of her tragic death. The authorities were alerted to the situation around 14:15 BST on… Continue reading Donaghadee: Man arrested over murder of pregnant mother

Health Secretary Wes Streeting acknowledged that the government is in a stronger position to pass welfare reforms after making significant concessions. Streeting highlighted that Labour MPs expressed significant concerns about the planned welfare cuts, prompting the government to revise its proposals. The prime minister was forced to reverse his plans in order to avoid a… Continue reading Welfare U-turn means we are in 'better position' – Streeting