Month: March 2026

Royal Mail has called on dog owners to display a simple four-word notice—"I have a dog"—to help mitigate the rising number of dog attacks on postal workers, which have increased ...

Royal Mail has reported a worrying increase in dog attacks on postal workers, with 2,197 incidents recorded in the past year—representing a 2% rise from the previous year. The company ...

Plans to close the children's A&E unit at Ormskirk Hospital have sparked a fierce backlash from campaigners and local residents, who warn that the decision could endanger children's lives and ...

Plans to close the children's Accident & Emergency department at Ormskirk Hospital have ignited fierce backlash from local residents and politicians, who believe the decision jeopardizes the safety of vulnerable ...

A tragic incident at Herringswell Sawmills in Suffolk has resulted in the death of labourer Paul Coulson, aged 56, after he was crushed by an activated conveyor. An investigation by ...

In a tragic incident at Herringswell Sawmills in Bury St Edmunds, 56-year-old Paul Coulson lost his life due to an avoidable conveyor accident on May 22, 2024. A colleague inadvertently ...

A series of alarming food recalls has been issued by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), urging consumers to remain vigilant about their purchases. Key products affected include nine varieties of ...

A landmark ruling in Los Angeles has found Meta and YouTube liable for the design flaws of their platforms that have allegedly contributed to social media addiction among young users. ...

A series of urgent food recalls have been announced by the Food Standards Agency, including nine porridge products from MOMA Foods due to potential mouse contamination, and Walkers Crisps recalling ...

One in four women faces mental health challenges during pregnancy and early motherhood, yet many conceal their struggles due to stigma, according to the Maternal Mental Health Alliance. This culture ...