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Tram tracks upgrade a ‘missed opportunity’ for accessibility
18+ hour, 31+ min ago (838+ words) Part of Moreland Road closes for final stage of track works A disability advocate has slammed the recent Brunswick tram track works as a wasted opportunity to build an accessible stop in Sydney Road. Christian Astourian, who is the founder…...
Andy Burnham accused of 'waging war' on Britain’s countryside as Labour faces rural revolt
20+ hour, 16+ min ago (560+ words) WATCH: Farmers and animals invade No10 in new Countryside Alliance campaign video Countryside Alliance chief Tim Bonner said a 'rural reset' was vital Andy Burnham has been accused of "waging war" on Britain’s countryside, with many rural Britons declaring that Labour…...
Andy Burnham’s Labour party 'cares more about cities than rural communities"
21+ hour, 19+ min ago (305+ words) Andy Burnham’s Labour party cares more about cities than people living and working in rural communities, according to a new poll. Just 15% of people say they have the Government’s backing. The polling shows that more than one quarter (28%) of rural…...
Boss told man he'd gone viral after sex on festival big wheel
21+ hour, 10+ min ago (535+ words) A man has been fined for having sex on a Ferris wheel at Download Festival as horrified children watched. Adding to the embarrassment, his boss called him, saying, 'you're all over the internet'. Innes Miller, 33, a civil engineering student from…...
Fury as Whitehall spends £500,000 on garden furniture
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (230+ words) Parliamentary questions revealed the haul included 74 chairs, 21 picnic benches and table units, 36 "coffee and bistro-style" tables and four "fixed weather shades". PFI, used extensively by Labour PM Tony Blair, involved private firms paying upfront for work that the government would…...
Alan Bennett Appointed Head of Academy Coaching
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (321+ words) Cork City FC are delighted to confirm that Alan Bennett has been appointed as the club's Head of Academy Coaching. This new position is funded through the League of Ireland Academy Investment Programme supported by the Department of Culture, Communications…...
Five things I???ve learned from five young men applying to university this year
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (197+ words) This blog was kindly authored by Lucy Haire, Director of Sector Engagement at UPP, writing in a personal capacity. I’ve recorded this simply as a reflection of how I experienced the application process as a parent and trusted confidante to…...
CBB's Jim Davidson calls off wedding to fiancee 23 years his junior - at a cost
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (18+ words) The Irish Sun...
Jack Link’s, Meat Church Launch BBQ-Inspired Jerky
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (217+ words) Jack Link's is turning up the flavor with a new collaboration alongside Meat Church BBQ, a barbecue lifestyle brand founded by pitmaster Matt Pittman. Together, the brands have launched two limited-time jerky varieties inspired by two of Meat Church's most…...
Is Richard Huntington right that adland spends too much time on ‘little’ culture?
6+ day, 18+ hour ago (47+ words) Campaign UK Adland reacts to a Campaign column by Richard Huntington, founder of Feral, in which he argued that the industry is focusing too much on micro-trends or, as he put it, “little” culture....