Fylde MP Mark Menzies has resigned from the Conservative Party and announced that he will not seek re-election, following claims that he had misused party funds. The allegations emerged last week, and relate to the payment of medical bills and to an unproven claim that Menzies had used £5,000 ($6,537) to pay “bad people” to… Continue reading Mark Menzies: MP quits Conservatives after claims he misused party funds
Author: Dave Carter
A12 at Copdock shut after tanker overturns
A fuel tanker overturned in the Copdock interchange near Ipswich early in the morning, causing a major roundabout to close. The A12 northbound between junction 32B and the A14 was closed due to a significant fuel spill according to National Highways. The A14 remained open, according to Suffolk Police. Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service cautioned… Continue reading A12 at Copdock shut after tanker overturns
Our record on climate change is strong, says Energy secretary Claire Coutinho
The United Kingdom’s Energy Secretary, Claire Coutinho, has spoken up in defense of the country’s environmental record amidst criticism from the chief of the Climate Change Committee. Chris Stark, who is stepping down from his position at the watchdog, told BBC’s Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that Chancellor Rishi Sunak had “set us back” with his… Continue reading Our record on climate change is strong, says Energy secretary Claire Coutinho
Victoria Beckham: Spice Girls reunite… at Posh's 50th birthday
Victoria Beckham’s 50th birthday party reunited all five members of the Spice Girls but it wasn’t for a concert. The pop stars celebrated in London performing their hit song “Stop” while Victoria’s husband, David Beckham, watched and sang along with them. He later shared the moment on his Instagram page. Victoria also shared the moment… Continue reading Victoria Beckham: Spice Girls reunite… at Posh's 50th birthday
The Night Institute launches eponymous label as it approaches ninth anniversary
Belfast’s The Night Institute will launch its own record label as the Northern Irish party approaches its ninth anniversary. Founded and run by Timmy Stewart and Jordan Nocturne, the label will focus on both vinyl and digital releases. Its aim is to promote Belfast’s club scene both locally and globally, showcasing the independent and cultural… Continue reading The Night Institute launches eponymous label as it approaches ninth anniversary
Berlin’s OBXENE collective announces its forthcoming birthday party
OBXENE, a collective in Berlin, will celebrate its third anniversary on April 25 with a lineup comprising its residents and guests. The non-conformist event will feature artists such as Nothing Left, Skungal, Tinco, XHousted and Rondale. OBXENE embraces the multi-faceted nature of art and music and aims to exist as a new-gen haven for minority… Continue reading Berlin’s OBXENE collective announces its forthcoming birthday party
Ilkeston: Man arrested after police officer injured
On Saturday, a police officer in Ilkeston was hospitalized after an “incident”, resulting in the arrest of a man. Derbyshire Police had been summoned to a property in Hartington Place under Section 135 of the Mental Health Act, and they deployed specialist support officers and the National Police Air Service because of the man’s perceived… Continue reading Ilkeston: Man arrested after police officer injured
Barbican residents want Linklaters' generator moved
Residents of Cromwell Tower in London are protesting against a power generator used by Linklaters which they claim is causing them headaches and nausea. The generator is said to be emitting fumes that are affecting the health of residents in surrounding apartment blocks. Linklaters lost power last month due to a transformer failure and installed… Continue reading Barbican residents want Linklaters' generator moved
Elfbar: Vape firm claims it will survive UK disposable ban
The distribution company that handles sales for two of the most popular vape brands in the UK, Elfbar and Lost Mary, believes it is equipped to survive the upcoming ban on disposables. The brands have already launched reusable versions of their popular disposable vapes, with the primary difference being that the liquid containing the nicotine… Continue reading Elfbar: Vape firm claims it will survive UK disposable ban
Why are we so ill? The working-age health crisis
The number of working-age individuals suffering from illnesses appears to be increasing, with the Office for National Statistics warning of individuals leaving the job industry due to health issues. The Health Foundation conducted research indicating that the same number of individuals aged 16 to 64 both in work and out of work have health difficulties… Continue reading Why are we so ill? The working-age health crisis