Dun Laoghaire's Ukulele Hooley returns this weekend The Ukulele Hooley in Dun Laoghaire returns this weekend for an event full of lively music and great vibes Dublin Live · Aug 26, 2022
UK government’s sewage spills strategy is ‘cruel joke’, say critics Lib Dems say investment will end up on customers’ bills and public will be paying for executives’ bonuses The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2022
Will the UK experience blackouts? Three scenarios for this coming winter The UK could experience its first large-scale blackout in decades this winter if gas shortages combine with particularly cold weather. That’s according to the government’s “reasonable worst case scenario”, a warning which was dismissed by a No 10 spokesperson. The Conversation · Aug 26, 2022
Watch: Horrified woman finds Mitcham stream full of sewage A local resident has hit out at the “putrid” sewage which has been released into a Thames tributary.A resident of a south west London borough expressed her concern following apparent regular sewage outfalls in the River Wandle, one of two urban chalk streams in London.Just this week, pictures showed the… Evening Standard · Aug 26, 2022
Vets issue urgent warning after pet dog passes rare disease to owner in 'tragic' case Vets are calling for stricter pet import measures and vigilance after the first dog-to-human case of Brucella canis, a contagious bacterial infection, was confirmed in the UK Daily Mirror · Aug 26, 2022
Wrexham latest Welsh town to get Netomnia full fibre broadband rollout Wrexham is the third area in Wales to receive investment in broadband infrastructure from the firm Birmingham Post · Aug 26, 2022
Why are energy bills in the UK so high right now – and why are they still rising? Energy costs right now are at record levels and the fallout means millions of families are being squeezed more than ever - we explain why energy bills are so high Daily Mirror · Aug 26, 2022
Britain's most inspirational small firms of 2022 named Businesses across the country are being celebrated as part of the campaign Wales Online · Aug 26, 2022
Boris Johnson condemns Russia’s ‘cultural vandalism’ in Ukraine The Prime Minister said the UK would support Ukraine’s cultural heritage. The Independent UK · Aug 26, 2022
Glasgow set to host leading global change film festival next month The UK's leading global change film festival is set to hit Glasgow in September, premiering a variety of documentaries that look into the theme of 'the land beneath our feet'. Glasgow Live · Aug 26, 2022
Plagues of wasps? A scientist explains why you shouldn't panic about rumours of rising populations Late summer is all about BBQs, ice creams and parents counting down the days until schools open. Then along comes a wasp. There’s some screaming and flapping (mostly by the parents). Usually, no one gets stung and the wasp disappears. And yet we treat the arrival of this small insect… The Conversation · Aug 26, 2022
The UK’s new official opposition: how powerful union leaders are taking on the Tories As the cost of living crisis bites, leaders of barristers to bin collectors are becoming a force to be reckoned with The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2022
Albanian with British-born children faces deportation after decade in UK Man, who has no criminal record, says Home Office is unfairly targeting Albanians as it fast-tracks removals The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2022
Gun crime across UK cities a ‘major concern’, Patel says during Liverpool visit The Home Secretary visited Liverpool on Friday after nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel was shot dead. The Independent UK · Aug 26, 2022
Wales Online · Aug 26, 2022 Electric vehicle owners will be badly hit by energy price cap rise, RAC warns EVs have soared in popularity ahead of the ban on sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans in the UK from 2030
Evening Standard · Aug 26, 2022 How does the UK’s energy price cap compare with soaring prices abroad? As households face an 80% rise in the cap on annual energy bills of £3,549 from October, what is going on abroad?
Evening Standard · Aug 26, 2022 Watch: Emmanuel Macron hits back after Liz Truss ‘jury’s out’ jibe Emmanuel Macron has said the UK “is a friendly nation...sometimes in spite of its leaders” after Liz Truss said the “jury’s out” on the French president. The Foreign Secretary has been warned to keep Britain’s relationship with France “as close as possible” as she faces criticism for the comment, made…
Liverpool Echo · Aug 26, 2022 Kate Garraway shares fan's 'clever' solution to energy price cap rise Households in the UK will have to pay some 80% more for their energy use from October
The Guardian - UK · Aug 26, 2022 Drought, pollution, floods: Avon in Devon tells story of UK rivers in distress A journey down the waterway in an area of outstanding natural beauty highlights troubles facing UK rivers
Nottingham Post · Aug 26, 2022 TUI's message to passengers over disruption across bank holiday weekend Holidaymakers have been told to not arrive to the airport too early
Daily Mirror · Aug 26, 2022 UK finally set for a major deluge as massive rain storm heads toward British coast Weather charts show a large band of rain moving over the UK from the end of next week with as much as three inches of rain expected
The Conversation · Aug 26, 2022 A £15 national minimum wage won't tackle the cost of living crisis — an economist explains why Since it was introduced 23 years ago, the national minimum wage has raised the incomes of millions of Britons and reduced inequality.
InsideEVs · Aug 26, 2022 UK Government To Support Rollout Of 1,000 New Charging Points In England More than 1,000 electric vehicle charge points are set to be installed at locations around England as part of a wider £450 million scheme.
Birmingham Post · Aug 26, 2022 SSE announces massive price hikes in Northern Ireland gas and electricity Firm blames war in Ukraine and ‘heightened geopolitical tensions’ which have ‘resulted in sustained and unprecedented increases in wholesale energy costs’
Zenger · Aug 26, 2022 Business Owner Facing Enormous Electricity Bill Slates Government Business organizations are also lobbying the Government to act now.