Month: July 2026

A recent survey indicates that just 4% of social landlords feel "very prepared" for the upcoming Phase 2 of Awaab's Law, which expands on regulations effective 30 November. While 82% ...

Teenagers aged 16 and 17 in the UK will soon face a mandatory social media curfew from midnight to 6am, aimed at addressing the risks of online environments. Slated for ...

Teesworks, the UK’s largest freeport and industrial zone, is poised to create a significant number of jobs as it shifts focus towards clean energy and advanced manufacturing. With 26 new ...

A new inquiry reveals that Boris Johnson's government wasted nearly £10 billion on unusable personal protective equipment (PPE) during the Covid-19 pandemic. Of the £14.9 billion spent on medical supplies, ...

A man in his seventies has tragically died following a cattle-related incident at Felbrigg Hall, a popular National Trust estate in Norfolk. Emergency services attended the scene but were unable ...

An independent review has uncovered serious flaws in the UK government's procurement process during the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting a lack of preparedness among ministers. The report pointed out insufficient information ...

An inquiry into the UK’s PPE procurement during the Covid-19 pandemic has revealed alarming inefficiencies, including £9.9 billion written off due to unused or expired equipment. The report criticises the ...

A tragic incident at the King Kong Climbing Centre in Cumbria has sparked a significant investigation following the death of Carl O'Keeffe, 49, who succumbed to injuries sustained while trapped ...

Parents are being warned to exercise vigilance regarding the safety of popular "Squeezy Dumplings" toys, following alarming reports of high benzene levels in imitation versions that have failed safety checks. ...

A series of fires linked to solar panels at schools in Suffolk has raised alarming safety concerns as the UK grapples with a heatwave. Local officials have deactivated 80 solar ...