Bristol tech company collapses months after being bought for more than £1m
A tech and marketing company in Bristol that was sold earlier in the year for more than £1m has collapsed. Redcliffe-based 3radical was snapped up in a reverse takeover deal…
Heidi Alexander named new Transport Secretary after Louise Haigh’s resignation
Heidi Alexander has been appointed Transport Secretary, replacing Louise Haigh, Downing Steet said. The Swindon South MP steps in after Louise Haigh resigned. It had emerged that she pleaded guilty…
Cabot Circus store says this Christmas will be ‘last hurrah’ as it announces future plans
A Bristol independent store and not-for-profit which also houses a workshop space, gallery and community hub in the City Centre, says this Christmas will be its ‘last hurrah’. In an…
FIRST READING: Canada yielding 87 per cent of all terror suspects stopped at U.S. border crossings
First Reading is a daily newsletter keeping you posted on the travails of Canadian politicos, all curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version sent…
Local councils will give households FOUR bins to end ‘Wild West’ of recycling
Labour has announced plans to standardise household recycling across England by requiring councils to provide four bins or containers as default, ending the current “Wild West” approach to waste collection.…
Driving law changes you may have missed in November – New licence rules, electric cars and more
Britons are being urged to ensure they are caught up with new driving law changes which have been introduced over the past few weeks that could impact their experience behind…
Aldi rolls out 5 new products inspired by the ‘food trend of the year’ – available within days
Hot honey, the latest food sensation combining sweet honey with fiery chilli spice, has grown in popularity in recent months. As this flavour combination is set to become the food…
Ontario family pulling plug on light show and leaving town over targeted new bylaw, but mayor says he’s no ‘Grinch’
An elaborate and truly Griswoldian Christmas light show held annually at a southern Ontario home, drawing hundreds of spectators to the subdivision each night, won’t be going ahead this year…
UK MPs face crucial vote on divisive assisted dying bill
Many politicians are still undecided on whether the terminally ill should be allowed to end their lives. Lawmakers in Britain are debating divisive legislation on assisted dying for terminally ill…
‘I am dreading this winter!’ Pensioners share anxiety over losing £300 support in Winter Fuel Payment cut
Pensioners are speaking out about how are “dreading this winter” following Labour’s decision to effectively axe the Winter Fuel Payment for millions of older households. Over the summer, Chancellor Rachel…