‘I tested my new name at the coffee shop’
‘I tested my new name at the coffee shop’ Image copyright Sonja Howells Image caption Sonja felt liberated when she said her name to the barista Giving a barista your…
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‘I tested my new name at the coffee shop’ Image copyright Sonja Howells Image caption Sonja felt liberated when she said her name to the barista Giving a barista your…
SW in danger of losing out on funding post-Brexit says expert The South West needs to unite and push the Tory Government for a slice of the forthcoming UK Shared…
Coronavirus: UK pharmacies see sanitiser sales spike Image copyright Getty Images Pharmacies say they have seen a spike in sales of hand sanitisers and more demand for face masks in…
Singapore’s new railway is a Scunthorpe steel success story Singapore’s commuters are feeling the first benefits of Scunthorpe steel as the initial stages of the Mass Rapid Transit opened. A…
Start-ups need to be celebrated and encouraged – Dylan Jones-Evans The Centre for Entrepreneurs (CFE) think-tank recently published their 2019 Business Start-Up index dataset which was produced using the Companies…
‘Obscene’ 18-month delay for DWP complaints Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The most serious complaints about DWP agencies like the Child Maintenance Service can sometimes take years to be…
Nissan calls for clarity over post-Brexit trade deal Automotive giant Nissan has marked Brexit day with a fresh plea for clarity over future trading arrangements. The company, which employs around…
Wuhan lockdown: How people are still getting food Image copyright Meituan With coronavirus-hit Wuhan in lockdown, residents are faced with some basic challenges, such as how to find food. The…
Threat to British Steel rescue as French government raises objections Concerns are rising that the deal to save British Steel could be scuppered by an intervention from the French government.…
HS2: Johnson drops ‘keep digging’ hint over future of project Image copyright Getty Images Boris Johnson has suggested the only answer to the “hole” enveloping HS2 is “to keep digging”.…