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Millions of drivers without a driveway will be able to charge their electric vehicles (EVs) more easily as the government is set to roll out thousands more local chargepoints across England. Today (13 June 2025), Future of Roads Minister, Lilian Greenwood, confirmed that government and industry are expected to install over 100,000 local chargepoints in […]
The rededication service, organised by the MOD’s Joint Casualty and Compassionate Centre (JCCC), also known as the ‘War Detectives’, was held at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission’s (CWGC) Bedford House Cemetery, yesterday afternoon (11 June 25). JCCC Caseworker, Alexia Clark, said: I am grateful to the researchers who originally submitted evidence suggesting the location of the […]
The charity works to advance the Christian faith through ministry and events, predominantly in London. The Commission opened a regulatory compliance case into The Outreach Ministry in November 2024 after concerns were raised about its financial controls and use of charity funds. On inspection of the charity’s bank account, the Commission noted several payments referencing […]
Children most in need across the country will be kept from going hungry during the school holidays thanks to funding announced in the Spending Review. This latest support for children will be delivered under a new £1 billion package – including Barnett consequentials funding – to reform crisis support, including the launch of a new […]
Over the past year the Office of the Traffic Commissioner has been working with the 293 operators who relied on a transport manager that holds an Acquired Rights Certificate of Professional Competence (CPC) for light goods vehicles. As the certificate could only be used to satisfy the professional competence requirements on an operator’s licence until 20 May 2025, […]
One man in handcuffs and charged for court in just over 30 hours – thanks to dedicated detectives investigating a robbery in Newcastle. Shortly before 9.05pm on Wednesday, June 11, police were alerted to a disturbance ongoing at Ladbrokes on Denton Road in the West End of Newcastle. Officers were deployed within minutes of staff […]
A property found to be linked to anti-social behaviour in Gateshead has been served with a closure order. After receiving complaints from members of the public, Gateshead West Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) launched an investigation into the activity at the house on Kelso Place in the Teams area. An investigation by officers found the property […]
Up to 4 million additional tests, scans and procedures will be delivered across the UK as the Chancellor confirms £6 billion of investment over the next five years in Britain’s health to make working people better off. It comes after the Chancellor’s Spending Review where she pledged to invest in Britain’s renewal, with the biggest […]
Following monitoring of pharmacovigilance data, the Summary of Product Characteristics (SPC) for Osurnia Ear Gel for Dogs has been updated. Information relating to the occurrence of eye disorders, despite no direct ocular contact, has been removed from section 4.5. Instead, section 4.6 (Adverse reactions) has been updated to indicate that, in very rare cases, the […]
The A19 in North Yorkshire is closed northbound between the A67 (Yarm) and A174 (Stainton) due to a vehicle fire. Emergency services including North Yorkshire Police are on scene. National Highways have deployed resources to assist with traffic management. Diversion Route: Traffic is being diverted via the hollow triangle diversion symbol: If this closure impacts […]
