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£800-per-metre Warwickshire Cycle Route Set for Approval

£800-per-metre Midlands Cycle Route Plan

Warwickshire councillors are urged to approve £322,710 for a 400-metre active travel upgrade on the Lias Line, costing over £800 per metre. Discover the project's benefits.

Bromsgrove PT, 60, Nominated for National Coaching Award

Midlands personal trainer up for national award

Ian Northcott, a 60-year-old personal trainer from Bromsgrove, is a finalist for the UK Coaching Change a Life Award for his transformative work with older clients. Discover his inspiring story.

Wales Unemployment Hits 5.7%, Highest in UK Nations

Wales unemployment reaches 5.7%, highest in UK

New ONS data reveals Wales has the highest unemployment rate of any UK nation at 5.7%, its highest level outside the pandemic in nearly a decade. Explore the figures and political reactions.

Beacon Fund Opens: £20k-£200k for Cornwall Start-Ups

New £20k-£200k equity fund opens for Cornwall

The Beacon Fund is now accepting applications, offering £20,000 to £200,000 in equity investment to fill a critical funding gap for ambitious start-ups in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

Sam Fender Donates £25k Mercury Prize to Music Venue Trust

Sam Fender donates Mercury Prize to music charity

Sam Fender donates his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to the Music Venue Trust, supporting grassroots music venues across the UK. Discover how this act helps the music ecosystem.

Birmingham takeaway driver wins £1.3m house but takes £1m cash

Takeaway driver wins £1.3m house, takes £1m cash

Khaja Syed, a Birmingham delivery driver struggling with debt, wins a £1.3 million dream house in BOTB competition but opts for the £1 million cash alternative to transform his family's life.

UK Jobless Rate Hits 5%: Post-Pandemic High as Payrolls Shrink

UK unemployment hits 5% as payroll numbers decline

UK unemployment reaches post-pandemic peak of 5% with 32,000 fewer payrolled employees in September. Wage growth slows but remains above inflation-comfort levels. What's next for the economy?

The Traitors Finale: Stars Forfeit Prize Money in Stunning Gesture

Traitors Stars Donate Prize Money to Charity

In an unprecedented move, the celebrity contestants of BBC's The Traitors decided to donate their entire £95,150 prize fund to charity, creating television history.

UK Unemployment Set to Surge: Economic Storm Clouds Gather as Jobless Rate Predicted to Hit 4.2%

UK unemployment set to hit 4.2% in 2024

New analysis reveals UK unemployment is forecast to rise significantly to 4.2% by mid-2024, with the Bank of England's interest rate hikes creating challenging conditions for businesses and job seekers alike.

State Pension Windfall: Millions of Pensioners Set for Unexpected £300 Payment This Winter

State pensioners may get £300 winter payment

Millions of state pensioners across the UK could receive an unexpected £300 payment this winter as the government considers reviving the Household Support Fund to tackle fuel poverty.

DWP's Secret £12bn Christmas War Chest: How Benefits Payments Will Change This Festive Season

DWP's £12bn Christmas War Chest for Benefits Revealed

Exclusive: The DWP is sitting on a massive £12 billion reserve fund that could transform benefits payments during the crucial Christmas period. Here's what claimants need to know about payment dates and financial planning.

Malala's Mother's Shocking Revelation: 'I Wished You'd Never Been Born' - Nobel Winner's Emotional Confession

Malala: My mother wished I was never born

Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai reveals her mother's heartbreaking admission and shares intimate family struggles in powerful new interview about their journey from Pakistan to Birmingham.

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