People purchasing a real Christmas tree this year can plan ahead and tick disposing of it after the festivities off their list - and support St Helena Hospice at the same time. The local charity’s popular annual Christmas Tree-cycle, kindly sponsored by Tree & Lawn Company,...
As energy bills and the cost of living rise, adult education provider, ACL Essex, is highlighting the support available to people of Essex. Responding to the cost-of-living crisis, the learning provider is delivering courses that will help residents find ways to reduce their bills, gain qualifications...
An RSPCA branch is caring for its third dumped litter of sick puppies this year after six pups were dumped in a box in a street. The pups were taken to an emergency vet but sadly three died overnight. The remaining three are being treated...
A new report from the Centre for Progressive Policy (CPP) has found that closing the gap between the attainment levels in school of the students from the most and least deprived regions in England would effectively boost the UK economy by £14.4bn annually. This summer's...
British board members and company directors, be warned: your role in the fight against money laundering could soon become more critical. This is the warning from The Corporate Governance Institute, a provider of online governance education to aspiring and existing directors. Globally. David W Duffy, the...
HOME Secretary Suella Braverman should be sacked for breaking ministerial guidelines on security, according to former Home Office minister Norman Baker. He told GB News: “It was made very clear to me and to other ministers when you were appointed that government business is government...
STANLEY Johnson has urged son Boris to attend COP-27. The former Prime Minister’s father spoke amid growing speculation Boris will show up at the event next month. In an interview with Nana Akua on GB News today, Stanley said: “I very much hope Boris does go...
In celebration of women's contributions to research and innovation, the RPS Women in Photography group announces its first Woman Science Photographer of the Year competition. Commonly gendered subjects of art and science meet in photography, with technology providing the backbone, science helping us understand and...
The RSPCA is appealing for information after a beloved family pet kitten was shot in an Essex village. Sweet-natured Edith, was found by her devastated owners in their garden in Goldsworthy Drive, Great Wakering on Saturday October 1. When they picked her up they discovered she...
Camille O’Sullivan returns to the Union Chapel this November with her critically acclaimed (★★★★ Daily Mail, ★★★★Scotsman), Dreaming, encompassing her experiences over the pandemic following her triumphant return to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. This show marks a new adventure and a first for Camille, returning...
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