Ghiles Slamani
Leicester Road’s Gyratory Overhaul: Final Decision Expected This Summer
Nuneaton’s Leicester Road gyratory system could soon be replaced by a four-arm roundabout as part of a significant infrastructure overhaul. With public consultation still ongoing, a final decision is expected…
Nationwide Overhauls Mortgage Rules: Major Changes for Interest-Only and Foreign National Borrowers
Nationwide is increasing the maximum loan-to-value for interest-only mortgages and extending more borrowing opportunities for foreign nationals. This shift aims to help more customers access their mortgage range. With a…
Nuneaton’s Aldi Store to Close for Refurbishment: Shoppers to Expect Changes
Aldi has confirmed that its Nuneaton store will temporarily close for refurbishment, leaving customers eager for updates. The store, a fixture in the town for over 15 years, will undergo…
Glasgow’s M8 Gets a Major Overhaul: What Drivers Need to Know
The M8 motorway between Glasgow and Edinburgh will see substantial disruptions over the next few weeks as Bear Scotland begins vital resurfacing and bridge repairs. Expect long delays and overnight…
As Disability Cuts Loom, Starmer Urged to Consider Wealth Tax Alternative
As the government looks to implement significant cuts to disability benefits, Labour faces increasing internal criticism. Senior figures, including Diane Abbott and Andy Burnham, are calling for a wealth tax…
New Car Tax Regulations: How Changes Will Impact Millions of Vehicle Owners
In just two weeks, new tax regulations will come into effect, impacting millions of drivers, particularly those who own electric vehicles (EVs).
UK Asylum Appeals Surge: Nearly 42,000 Awaiting Final Decision
The number of asylum seekers awaiting appeal decisions in the UK has skyrocketed to nearly 42,000, reflecting a troubling rise in rejected claims. While the government pushes forward with reforms,…
UK Employees Under 35 Are Leaving Jobs at Alarming Rates, New Data Shows
A quarter of UK employees under 35 have thought about quitting in the past year, according to new research. With mental health challenges on the rise, businesses are struggling to…
UK’s Nuclear Energy Push: Will Scotland Reverse Its Ban on New Plants?
The future of Scotland’s energy sector is at a crossroads. The UK government wants new nuclear plants, but the SNP remains fiercely opposed. A letter from Ed Miliband reveals Labour’s…
Asda Cuts Fuel Prices for the First Time in Years – How Much Can Drivers Save?
UK motorists have long awaited a break at the pumps, and Asda has finally delivered with a significant cut to petrol and diesel prices. With new rates now in place…
Fuel Prices Set to Plummet This Week After Months of Rising Costs for UK Drivers
Fuel prices across the UK are expected to fall this week, bringing much-needed relief to drivers who have faced five months of rising costs. Petrol could drop by at least…
Parking in Nuneaton and Bedworth: When You’ll Pay More to Park in Council Car Parks
From April 1, 2025, parking rates in Nuneaton and Bedworth are set to increase, impacting car parks across the borough. Long-term and short-term parking will both see price hikes, with…
Big Mortgage Change Coming: Interest Rate Update Could Impact Millions
Millions of UK homeowners are on alert as an important interest rate decision approaches. Next Thursday, the Bank of England will determine whether rates hold steady or shift, influencing mortgage…
Camden High Street to Ban All Cars in Bold Move for a Safer, Greener Future
In an ambitious step toward a greener, safer Camden, the council is trialling the pedestrianisation of Camden High Street. With up to 40,000 people frequenting the area at peak times,…
New Endometriosis Pill Approved on NHS – But Only for a Select Few
The NHS has approved a daily endometriosis pill, providing an easier alternative to injections and surgery. This breakthrough treatment aims to help those with severe symptoms, but access is highly…
HMRC Update: Some Drivers Spared From April’s Car Tax Increase
Car tax changes are coming in April, but HMRC has confirmed a key exemption that could save some drivers from higher costs. The update brings relief to businesses and individuals…
EasyJet’s Longest Flight Ever and TUI’s New Winter Route – Here’s What’s Launching Soon
easyJet and TUI are bringing fresh travel options to UK airports, with new routes launching soon. One airline is reaching further than ever before, while another is tapping into winter…
ADHD Prescriptions in England Skyrocket by 18% Annually Since the Pandemic
ADHD medication use in England has soared by 18% each year since the pandemic, with regional disparities shaping prescription trends. A new study examines the role of social media, healthcare…
British Steel and Aluminium Under Fire—Trump’s Tariffs Trigger Industry Alarm
Britain’s steel and aluminium sectors are bracing for economic strain as Trump’s tariffs come into force. Industry leaders warn of rising costs, disrupted supply chains, and mounting competition. The UK…
Council Tax Bills Are Changing in Cambridgeshire—Check Your New Rate
Most Cambridgeshire residents will see a council tax increase this year, with authorities adjusting their rates for 2025. While some districts have opted for a freeze, others have approved higher…
Pylons Spark Controversy: UK Homes to Pay for Nearby Households’ Discounts
An 80p rise in energy bills is set to fund discounts for those living near pylons. The government insists it’s fair compensation, but critics argue the loss of rural landscapes…
Children Starting School With Speech Struggles on the Rise, Teachers Warn
A growing number of children are starting school unable to communicate at expected levels, according to teachers. Speech and language difficulties have surged in recent years, sparking concern over school…
ISA Savings Limit at Risk? Rachel Reeves Urged to Act On Tax-Free Rule
The UK’s tax-free ISA allowance could be in for a major shake-up as Rachel Reeves faces increasing pressure from City lobbyists. While industry leaders debate the merits of reducing the…
UK Vehicle Tax Shake-Up: Electric Car Owners Face New £2,000 Levy From April
Starting April, major changes to UK vehicle tax will leave millions of drivers paying more, including those who own electric cars. The Expensive Car Supplement, once exempting EVs, now adds…
UK Weather: Snowstorm Sweeps in Before Temperatures Soar to 18°C
Snowfall is set to blanket parts of England as Arctic air sweeps in, sending temperatures plummeting. But this cold spell won’t last long—by late March, a surge of warmth will…
Homeownership Could Cost 20% Less Than Renting—But There’s a Catch
New research reveals that first-time buyers could pay around 20% less in mortgage costs than renters—if they can put down a sizable deposit. The potential savings are substantial, yet many…
Math and Science Scores Shift: Boys in England Pull Ahead for First Time in 20 Years
A new study has identified a growing performance gap between boys and girls in England's maths and science scores. Researchers have linked the shift to factors such as confidence, sense…
FSA Pushes for Lab-Grown Food in the UK – Is This the Future of What We Eat?
The UK’s FSA is working to speed up the approval of lab-grown meat, dairy, and sugar, aiming to bring these products to market within two years. Supporters see this as…
Lidl’s New Easter Egg Range Will Have You Coming Back for More
Lidl is launching its highly anticipated Easter egg collection for 2025, offering premium designs such as the Deluxe Salted Caramel and Caramelised Biscuit Layered Eggs. The new range, priced from…
Labour’s Welfare Cuts: Will Internal Dissent Turn Into a Crisis?
As Labour prepares to unveil major welfare reforms, internal tensions are beginning to surface. While the leadership insists on fiscal discipline, many MPs are uneasy about benefit cuts. Behind closed…
SEND Transport Expenses Soar in English Councils, Overshadowing Road Maintenance Budgets
In a growing trend, English councils are allocating more resources to transport for SEND pupils than to vital road maintenance. With rising costs and limited budgets, many areas, especially rural…
SSP Crisis: 8.3 Million UK Workers Left Struggling Despite Government Changes
New government reforms aim to extend SSP eligibility, but critics say they don’t go far enough. Millions of workers will still receive as little as £3 an hour if they…
HMRC: Thousands of Remote Workers Can Claim up to £500 in Tax Relief
If you worked from home in the past four years, you might be eligible for a tax break worth up to £500. HMRC is offering relief for specific work-related expenses,…
HSBC Revamps Mortgage Policies, Opening Doors for More Homebuyers
HSBC is making bold moves in the mortgage market, cutting rates and relaxing rules for homebuyers. The bank’s latest policy overhaul brings a key change that could open doors for…