A UK appeals court has ruled that asylum seekers can remain in the Bell Hotel in Epping, Essex—despite protests and strong opposition from local residents. What Happened? The case began after an Ethiopian asylum seeker living in the hotel was charged with sexual assault. The incident sparked protests outside the hotel, some of which turned…
The UK labor market is beginning to feel the impact of the economic slowdown, with employers reducing bonus payouts and scaling back hiring activities in recent months. New data released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Tuesday reveals a slight increase in UK unemployment in the three months leading up to June. While…
A group of senior nurses and midwives at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals (DBTH) recently marked a major milestone — the completion of a six-month transformational leadership programme. Held at Doncaster Royal Infirmary, the graduation ceremony celebrated the dedication, innovation, and leadership shown by these healthcare professionals as they step confidently into roles that will…
In a major legal win for the UK banking sector, the Supreme Court has today overturned a prior 2024 Court of Appeal judgment concerning undisclosed commissions in motor finance deals The court ruled that motor dealers do not owe fiduciary duties to customers when arranging car finance, meaning lenders are not automatically liable for undisclosed…
Doncaster is facing a period of significant change, with both challenges and opportunities shaping the town’s future. Today’s news focuses on two key areas: a proposed council tax increase and ambitious plans for town centre regeneration. Doncaster Council has announced a proposed increase in council tax for the upcoming financial year. The council cites rising…