John R. Bryson, Professor of Enterprise & Economic Geography, Birmingham Business School Finally, President Vladimir Putin has visited part of Ukraine that Russia has illegally occupied. The context here is important as this is a visit by a Russian leader who also has an arrest...
A Suffolk animal charity has issued a graphic warning after a cat was found with horrific injuries caused by a dangerous flea collar. Volunteers at Cats Protection’s Anglia Coastal Branch were alerted when a woman in Oulton reported that a stray cat had started to...
His unconventional journey has taken him from basketball to gastronomy, from the Republic of Congo to Marseille – and now as far as Cognac. As a child, he would spend his summers at his family's home in Courcoury, near Saintes, or sailing with his grandfather,...
Businesses anticipate that jobs will be safeguarded and created thanks to a series of workshops organised by Braintree District Council. The fully-funded workshops were launched in support of businesses at the start of the year. The sessions covered topics such as trading out of the...
An age defying health guru who is about to turn 65 has launched a book showing how to extend mid life and shorten old age. Wayne Lèal who has been dubbed a 'Super ager' because of his youthful appearance has released Meta-Age, designed to combat...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to play an ever-increasing role in financial services and will “fundamentally reshape” the industry for firms, consumers, and markets, says the CEO and founder of one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory, asset management and fintech organisations. deVere Group’s Nigel...
The National Theatre announced today that Milly Alcock will make her West End debut as Abigail in Lyndsey Turner’s acclaimed production of The Crucible. Set designed by Es Devlin, this new production of Arthur Miller’s gripping parable of power and its abuse will play...
THE Budget shows that Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is out of touch with the British public and is more concerned with helping the rich, according to Labour MP Stephen Timms. Mr Timms, chair of the House of Commons Work & Pensions Committee, told GB News: "I...
At a full council meeting held on Tuesday, 14th March, Norwich City Council demonstrated their environmental commitments by acknowledging the substantial environmental impact of meat and dairy production on climate breakdown, land use change and public health crises and calling on the UK government to...
New research reveals almost half (47%) of pet owners are worried about how they'd afford to pay for vet bills if their pet fell ill or became injured – increasing by 17% since 2022.[i] The data comes from a report by leading vet charity PDSA,...
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