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THE results of the FBU strike action ballet have been published. We are told that the turnout we 73% of its members, of whom 88% voted to strike.
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University strikes ON after Universities refuse to make further commitments on pensions, pay and working conditions. The action is expected to affect round 1,865,000 undergraduate students and 685,000 postgraduate students!
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Merseyside’s Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell has responded to a new report produced by the National Police Chief's Council and the College of Policing in relation to the Hillsborough Families Report.
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MERSEYSIDE Police have asked the public for information after carrying out a warrant in the Bootle area of Merseyside, and seizing an imitation firearm and 5 scrambler bikes.
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THE CBI Regional Director Damian Waters has reacted to the latest published analysis showing that despite the rhetoric of the 'Levelling Up' agenda, public spending on the North is in fact lower, and has grown less since 2019, than in other parts of the country.
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THE Country Land and Business Association (CLA) has commented on Defra’s announcement detailing their changed approach to Environmental Land Management (ELM). This is the set of schemes that aim to support farmers and land managers in taking actions that should deliver environmental public goods.
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THE Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has found that small firms’ confidence has fallen again, plunging to a level almost on par with the second Covid lockdown, but small businesses vow to fight on.
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The Class 777 trains have taken the very 1st paying passengers on the Network today, on the Kirkby line and will soon be followed by the Ormskirk line.
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THE launch marks a major milestone on Mayor Steve Rotheram’s journey to build a London-style transport network and the 1st in the country to provide step-free access for all.
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THE Energy suppliers told they must stop the practice of forced fitting prepayment meters as the answer to families struggling to pay bills, following a huge surge in cases. He has also asked suppliers to share data on the number of warrants they have requested for this purpose to name and shame the worst offenders.
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