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Labour’s education secretary, Bridget Phillipson, has announced changes to the party’s policy regarding workers’ rights related to unfair dismissal. The initial proposition to allow all workers to claim unfair dismissal from their first day has been modified. Instead, the government plans to reduce the qualifying period from two years to six months. This adjustment comes […]

A vintage market trader in Birmingham has announced their retirement after 60 years of service. This long-standing member of the local market community has been a familiar presence, offering a variety of vintage items to customers throughout the decades. The trader began their journey in the market scene several decades ago and has seen the

HENRY is an acronym that refers to individuals classified as High Earners who are Not Rich Yet. This demographic primarily consists of young professionals, many of whom are employed in sectors such as technology and finance. HENRYs typically earn substantial salaries but face challenges in accumulating wealth, often due to high living expenses, student debt,

Olivia Dean has recently criticized the concert ticketing industry, describing it as “exploitative” and highlighting issues of “inequality.” This statement follows the revelation that resale tickets for her North American tour were priced over 14 times their original amounts, exceeding $1,000 (£750). In response to these practices, Dean penned an open letter to ticketing companies,

Ticket prices for the Louvre museum in Paris will increase by 45% for most non-European Union visitors, effective early next year. Visitors from countries such as the US, UK, and China will pay €32 ($37; £28) to enter the museum. This price adjustment is anticipated to generate between €15 million and €20 million annually to

Residents in Northamptonshire are being encouraged to utilize warm spaces during the winter season due to ongoing concerns about high heating costs, as stated by local councils. Over 200 venues, including libraries, village halls, churches, and community hubs, are participating in this initiative, providing a supportive environment without judgment. These spaces are operated by community

Kennet Furniture Refurbiz (KFR), a charity based in Devizes, Wiltshire, is encouraging the public to consider purchasing second-hand items this Black Friday as a part of the “Buy Nothing New” campaign. KFR focuses on collecting second-hand furniture, homeware, and appliances and is linked to a national reuse network aimed at promoting affordable options for communities.

The East Riding of Yorkshire Council is encouraging residents to contribute to local foodbanks and assist families facing financial difficulties this Christmas season. Community members are invited to donate food and household items to the East Riding Food Poverty Alliance or volunteer their time to support these efforts. Donation points will be available at various

In a recent development in boat manufacturing, Dutch innovator Maarten Logtenberg and his team at CEAD have successfully created a new material for 3D printing boat hulls. This material, a blend of thermoplastics and fiberglass, has demonstrated durability by withstanding a sledgehammer test with minimal damage. After two years of experimentation, CEAD has transitioned from

Mark Carney has reached an agreement with Alberta regarding a new heavy oil pipeline that will extend from the province’s oil sands to the Pacific coast. This project has been described as politically controversial and is anticipated to face significant opposition. Shortly after the announcement, Canadian Minister of Culture Steven Guilbeault, a former environment minister