Leicester Team Rows Atlantic for MND Charities
Four adventurers, including a Leicester man, swap Christmas for a 3000-mile Atlantic row to raise funds for Motor Neurone Disease charities. Support their epic challenge.
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Key North East appointments fuel business growth
From retail to law, discover the latest executive moves and graduate hires shaping the future of North East business. Meet the leaders driving regional ambition.
Malhotra Group wins £660k from Aviva in fraud case
Newcastle's Malhotra Group secures £660,000 payout from Aviva after High Court dismisses fraud allegations over hotel water damage. Read the full legal victory story.
Premier League spending cap faces legal challenge
Premier League clubs threaten legal action over proposed spending caps as PFA warns new rules would breach employment law. Key vote scheduled for November 21.
TV Licence fee rising to £181 amid BBC crisis
UK households face a £7 TV Licence fee increase to £181 this April. This comes as the BBC faces a major scandal and a legal threat from Donald Trump. Discover the full story.
Starmer addresses nation amid Labour leadership challenge
PM Keir Starmer confronts Labour MPs' rebellion as leadership challenge rumours swirl. Health Secretary Wes Streeting denies involvement. Read the latest political drama.
Barnsley Veterans Pull 9-Tonne Truck for Charity
A team of veterans and civilians in Barnsley are pulling a 9-tonne truck 2.2 miles to raise funds for the Royal British Legion and Help 4 Homeless Veterans. Support their incredible challenge!
Fletchers Group expands into family law with Simpson Millar buy
Leading legal firm Fletchers Group makes major move into family law sector with acquisition of Simpson Millar LLP, creating one of UK's largest specialist law firms with 1,000 staff across 12 offices.
Birmingham man nearly jailed over parking ticket error
A Birmingham resident's fight against what he called a 'stupid' parking ticket escalated dramatically when he faced potential imprisonment after court officials mistook his case for a more serious offence.
Noss Mayo Probate Notice for Philip Rogers
A legal notice has been published regarding the estate of Philip David George Rogers of Noss Mayo, Devon, inviting creditors and claimants to come forward.
Gateley renews Birmingham Panthers partnership
Leading law firm Gateley Legal continues its backing of Birmingham Panthers basketball teams in an expanded partnership for the 2024/25 season, supporting both elite performance and community development programmes.
Manchester Law Firm Harrison Drury Expands with Acquisition
Leading North West law firm Harrison Drury announces strategic expansion into Greater Manchester with acquisition of Cheadle-based legal practice, creating new opportunities for clients and professionals.
Disabled vet nears end of 874-mile Poppy Appeal walk
Former RAF veteran Samantha Grundy, who uses a wheelchair, approaches the final miles of her extraordinary 874-mile journey across Britain to raise funds for the Poppy Appeal, inspiring communities nationwide.
Wolverhampton Label Addresses John Lennon Copyright Dispute
Wolverhampton's Incognito Music addresses viral claims about unreleased John Lennon recordings, clarifying their position in a developing copyright dispute that's captured global attention.
Sussex man rows Atlantic solo for mental health
Brave Sussex explorer Tom Bignell is trading festive comforts for a gruelling solo row across the Atlantic in aid of mental health charities, facing 40-foot waves and extreme isolation.
Lecturers trek 100km Jurassic Coast for autism charity
Two dedicated academics from the University of West of England complete gruelling coastal challenge raising thousands for autism support charity.
Derbyshire cyclist's epic challenge aids stroke patients
A determined Derbyshire cyclist has conquered the gruelling Pyrenees mountains, raising over £2,500 to provide vital rehabilitation equipment for local stroke patients through Rotary Club initiatives.
Lawyer: Common items could mean prison
A leading criminal defence solicitor reveals how carrying common household items could result in serious weapons charges under UK law, even without criminal intent.
Royal expert warns of 'something bigger' after Harry defeat
A prominent royal commentator suggests Prince Harry's recent legal setback over UK security arrangements may be just the beginning of more significant challenges ahead for the Duke of Sussex.
Georgia Harrison on Life-Changing Court Win & Bear Case
Former Love Island star Georgia Harrison shares emotional details of her landmark legal victory against Stephen Bear and how it's transformed her into a powerful advocate for revenge porn victims.
TT Electronics in £12.4m Legal Battle Over Contract Breach
Global tech manufacturer TT Electronics launches High Court claim against Welsh firm IAE for alleged breach of contract worth millions, threatening local jobs and supply chain operations.
Students abseil 200ft for Rainbows Hospice charity
Brave students from Loughborough Grammar School conquered their fears in a spectacular 200ft abseil challenge, raising crucial funds for Rainbows Hospice while showcasing incredible community spirit.
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