Local residents were given the chance to have their say on plans to build up to 800 new homes during a two-week virtual consultation held by the landowners of a site in Great Leighs. The online exhibition showcased plans for the new development, to be delivered...
What makes an excellent doctor? Doctors must have excellent technical abilities, devotion, and a commitment to learning and progress to stand out. One might obtain academic qualifications, certifications, and accreditations, or gaining substantial hands-on experience. Another might publish numerous manuscripts in medical journals, increasingly critical...
The PM has announced tentative plans to achieve net zero in a more "proportionate way" which includes delaying the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars - currently due to come into force in 2030 - by five years. Yet despite plans...
The latest research from Searchland, the development site sourcing specialists, has found that 35% of NIMBYs would rather see an increase in the number of households recorded as homeless, instead of utilising the green belt to help address the housing crisis. Searchland surveyed over 1,000...
Leading heating, plumbing and air movement materials supplier TG Lynes has moved to diversify its delivery fleet to boost efficiency and improve service for its customers. TG Lynes has invested in a range of new vehicles to ensure it has the most appropriate and cost-effective...
UK businesses are grappling with an array of financial challenges that go beyond the usual ups and downs of the market. From the repercussions of Brexit to the ongoing cost of living crisis, the financial burden on companies is heavier than ever. As a business...
NHS Mid and South Essex ICB encourages all residents to be prepared, in advance, for the industrial strike action planned for consultants and junior doctors from Tuesday 19 September, until Saturday 23 September. Consultant doctors will be taking 48 hours of continuous industrial action from...
Campaigners have won permission for another hearing to challenge the go ahead to build Sizewell C Nuclear Power Station on the issue of a permanent water supply and because of public interest in the development. Court of Appeal judge Lord Justice Coulson says the Together...
HOME Secretary Suella Braverman has said “we're not going to save the planet by bankrupting the British people” in reaction to reports that the Government is to row back on some of its environmental commitments. She told GB News: “The Prime Minister will be...
New figures show that 174 schools in England have reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC), increasing by 27 as of 14 September. The government stated that it would be updating its list every two weeks as Labour's shadow education secretary Bridget Phillipson labelled the RAAC crisis...
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