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An official drought has been declared in eight of 14 areas across England, covering most of the central and southern parts of the country

Sir Robert Goodwill says water companies 'held off' on costly bans as it emerges Britain could declare a drought this week

The tribute came at the end of his final prime ministers questions.

Consumer trust in UK food has fallen since last year as shoppers are forced to buy what they perceive as lesser-quality products.

The lack of available NHS dentist services in Scarborough is having a "detrimental" impact on patients' mental health, an independent health watchdog has found.

Defra secretary George Eustice has delivered an update on the government’s seasonal farm labour scheme, while admitting the war in Ukraine has hampered

People flock to Scarborough in their thousands to celebrate the Armed Forces Day national event

The numbers of holiday lets and second homes is beginning to impact on the sustainability of schools in a seaside town and its neighbouring rural villages, campaigners have warned.

POLITICIANS have called on the government to step up its efforts in supporting the region as devastating numbers of dead crustaceans continue to…

South relationships and trade protected, because of the customs bureaucracy east west, we have seen fewer goods come into northern ireland, we have seen them coming at higher cost and we have also seen companies from great written not trading. it is also the case that the people of northern ireland are not able to benefit from the same tax benefits as people in great britain. for example, at the spring statement when the chancellor announced the reduction in vat on solar panels, we were not able...