By Susanna Twidale and Elizabeth Piper LONDON (Reuters) -Britain will look at all options to boost the country’s energy supplies to try to tackle spiralling prices after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday.
Nottingham City Council workers will be forced to pay more than seven per cent more to park in council car parks from next month.
LONDON (Reuters) -Britain unveiled on Wednesday new aviation sanctions giving it the power to detain any Russian aircraft and banning exports of aviation or space-related goods to Russia.
Croydon University Hospital could “grind to a halt” if cleaners and porters go on strike, a union has warned. GMB Union members are voting on whether to strike as a dispute over sick pay rages on. It comes six weeks after staff protested outside the hospital in London Road.
Bristol Cathedral is to replace a plaque commemorating the first female priests because the original version only names the men who ordained them.
For years, if not decades, the luxury property market in London and south-east England has been feasting on investment from Russia and former Soviet states. The oligarch’s mansion, with fantastical multi-level interiors containing swimming pools, art galleries and vintage car collections, has become the stuff of legend. Estate agents, lawyers, accountants, financial institutions, property companies, […]
Ireland’s Census 2022 will take place next month, after it was postponed last year because of the pandemic.
Conservative donations rose to £4.9m at the end of last year, new figures show, as the party comes under huge pressure to hand back money from Russia-linked supporters.
A Nottinghamshire council has said it is ‘pursuing release’ from contracts with a Russian energy company following the invasion of Ukraine.
Almost all London Underground lines were completely suspended as of around 7am on Thursday morning as Tube workers took a second day of strike action in a week.
