Half a Sentry tour’ celebrates 5 decades of music making animosity, splits and reunions On Friday 20 April 1973 the first John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett single, Murder Man, was released on Track Records, home of Jimi Hendrix and The Who and produced by The...
Tony Hadley has announced a UK tour for 2024, where he will perform some of the greatest swing songs from a classic era of music, alongside some stylish reworkings of his own classic hits. The Big Swing Tour 2024 will see Tony perform songs by the...
British food-lovers have hit out at the nation’s sub-par food delivery services - following new research revealing nearly half of all orders arrive COLD. The nationwide survey of 2,000 people from SUPPER London found a whopping 48% of all orders are delivered at an...
Calling all Essex locals and gelato lovers! Badiani, the London-based artisanal gelato producer, has officially opened its doorsmat The Lakeside Shopping Centre. The award-winning company has gained an impressive reputation for its authentic Italian gelato, made with top quality ingredients sourced from Italy and handcrafted...
Essex residents benefit from safe, fast and effective hospital discharge thanks to Charis' instant access funding support platform Charis Shop - which provides hospital discharge teams with immediate access to funds to help them discharge a person safely home - is having a positive impact on...
The building industry says the sector is facing a retirement cliff with one in five builders aged over 50 and wants the government to improve training to avoid a housebuilding slump. The Homebuilder Federation, HBF's latest workforce census revealed just one in four students gained employment...
As fears of a house price crash grow, the forgotten spectre of negative equity could soon be menacing the UK property market again. Negative equity happens when house prices plunge until your home's market value is less than the mortgage you took out to purchase it. Commenting,...
Home and motor insurers must improve their treatment of vulnerable customers and how they handle customers claims, a review by the Financial Conduct Authority has found. Following an increase in complaints about insurance claims, the FCA uncovered examples of lengthy complaints handling times and people not...
CABINET minister Steve Barclay has defended the Government’s policies on immigration and said the issue will be decided by the Supreme Court. He told GB News: “The cost needs to be looked at in terms of the deterrence effect as well. What the assessments suggest is...
A prominent retail and residential freehold at 35-37 High Street in Colchester is to be sold at the Acuitus commercial property auction in July with a guide of £2.1m-£2.2m. The property comprises of a substantial unit fronting the High Street arranged over ground, lower ground,...
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