Food firms raising prices unnecessarily, Tesco's John Allan says
22 January 2023, 10:42 am
Oxford Mail
MPs speak out after school transport scheme scrapped
Oxfordshire's conservative MPs speak out on the county council's decision to withdraw the spare seats scheme on several school transport routes.
Calls to 'demolish and rebuild' police as Memphis mourns Tyre Nichols
The death of the 29-year-old Black man after a traffic stop is not the first such fatality attributed to city law enforcement officers
Mark Hix's top meals from his world travels
I often get asked to name my favourite meals from my trips around the world. I've eaten lots and forgotten a great many, but I do remember the good ones – especially if I've recreated them and added them to the recipe bank on my iPad. That's the useful thing about food writing.
Leeds Bradford Airport's advice to anyone who booked with collapsed airline
LEEDS Bradford Airport has issued advice to any passengers who were due to travel with an airline which has gone into administration.
'Never again': Starmer to tell London party conference that Labour has changed
Sir Keir Starmer will address London Labour's annual conference on Saturday.
Flybe collapse asks questions about the resilience of UK's transport infrastructure
Flybe is a smaller, less significant business than when it collapsed for the first time in March 2020, but a second failure in three years raises questions not just for prospective owners, but the connectivity of the UK. Three years ago the failure of what was then Europe's largest regional airline was blamed on the advancing pandemic, but in truth the company had been in trouble for years. A government-brokered deal two months earlier with shareholders, including Virgin and the US hedge fund Cyrus Capital, kept planes in the air, but ultimately they couldn't defy economic gravity.
Met Office responds to 'snow bomb' forecast predictions
The Met Office has not officially forecast any snow for February