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All sorts of people where a little bit of hope will do a lot of good. How is retail reacting to changes in the way we shop . Weve updates from next, john lewis and co op group later this morning. Its been a summer of International Cricket like never before, but australia win the one day series against england the first series defeat inside the bio bubble. And i have come to kent in search of the elusive animal, the red squirrel. A lot of dry and sunny weather in the next few days. It is all comi...

On the recommendation of DNB’s Supervisory Board, Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag has decided to appoint Artie Debidien on behalf of the shareholder.

Services for Watford’s rough sleepers have been given a £1.5 million boost to tackle homelessness.

MORE than £1.6million of government money has been given to a local authority to tackle rough sleeping.

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“It’s a wonderful experience to have somewhere to call home. I haven’t had that for more than six years.” Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Peter lived on

After years living on the streets, the Government’s Next Steps Accommodation Programme has given Peter a new home and hope for the future.

Records show that since 2014, Peterborough City Council has paid Eastfield in excess of £2.6m to house the homeless.   Hundreds of payments of smaller amounts have been paid out by Fenland Council and are listed on the council’s public expenditure charts that are obliged to show all payments over £500.  However, many of these payments are redacted.  The council says the payments were made to organisations/individual contractors for supplies and services during the pandemic.   “Names h...

Lincoln ticket conman admits scam but avoids jail People scammed to feed gambling addiction | Photo: The Lincolnite A Lincoln fraudster addicted to gambling, who scammed 85 victims by selling them non-existent tickets to events worth up to £9,0000, has been convicted but spared jail. Jesse Wilkinson gained the trust of his victims during online chats over Facebook, which began with him commiserating with them when they missed out on tickets for in-demand events. Jeremy Janes, prosecuting, said...

Paedophile back in jail after assaulting two children and drugging another He didn’t tell the mother about being a sex offender Benjamin Johnson, a registered sex offender, has been sent back to prison for six years. | Photo: Humberside Police A registered sex offender has returned back to prison for six years after failing to comply with release requirements when he sexually assaulted two children. Benjamin Johnson, 34 and from Scunthorpe, went to extensive measures to conceal a year-long re...