Wolverhampton children’s home approved
Proposals for a new children’s home in Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, which were twice rejected by the local council, have now been approved by a.
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Canada invests £8bn in Britain
News that Canada’s Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) will invest more than £8bn in the UK over the next five.
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Mental health emergency units
A network of walk-in centres for patients experiencing mental distress, is being set up to reduce pressure in overcrowded Accident & Emergency (A&E).
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Trump’s right – Putin is crazy
When Donald Trump calls Vladimir Putin “absolutely CRAZY!”, it’s tempting to dismiss it as another headline-grabbing outburst. But this time, he’s right and.
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Macaw Security: ‘Boring’ is best
Steve Hands and his fellow ex-Royal Marines pal Matt Fisher set up Macaw Security Solutions in 2018 with the aim of being as.
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Retail sales rise
British retail sales rose by 1.2% in April – exceeding expectations by 1%. The uptick in consumer activity was attributed to the sunniest.
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Calling stem cell donors
Every 14 minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with blood cancer. For many patients a stem cell transplant from a matching donor.
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Special needs kids to lose out
The schools standards minister, Catherine McKinnel, has refused to rule out the replacement of education, health and care plans (EHCP) as part of.
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Energy bills to drop
UK households will see a reduction in energy bills this summer after energy regulator Ofgem announced a 7% cut to the price cap. .
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Police host Vaisakhi celebration
Hundreds gathered in Birmingham to celebrate the first-ever Vaisakhi event organised by West Midlands Police. The festivities brought together tradition, culture and community.