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Sacked defence minister Johnny Mercer says he is 'taking being fired quite well' In a light-hearted tweet Johnny Mercer says he's taken things quite well Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sacked defence minister Johnny Mercer has taken to Twitter to reassure his supporters that he’s taken the dismissal well. Mr Mercer left his ministerial role last Tuesday, citing British soldiers who served in Northern Ireland not being included in a Government law designed to protect veterans from unfounded prosecutions. Former Army officer Mr Mercer, Conservative MP for Plymouth Moor ...

IT'S one of Hampshire’s most historic pubs, with its own resident ghost. The Eclipse on The Square in Winchester was the final night-stop of Dame Alicia Lisle before she was beheaded outside in 1685 for treachery to the crown and staff say there have been many ghostly goings-on in the pub that can’t be explained. Owners Michelle and Jason took over The Eclipse in March 2018 and since then have re-worked the menu with manager Terri and chef David to include lots of delicious home-made food as well as a selection of Pieminster pies. Even the ham is baked on the premises and the popula...

A Cornwall-based brewery has announced a cool new offering after assessing changing consumer trends. Having recently committed to making all of its products from 100% green energy, Sharp's Brewery have now decided to ensure that its customers don't can stock up on one of its best selling products less often. The team at the Rock-based brewery has been closely following changing shopper consumer behaviour during the recent pandemic. The findings of a new consumer survey stae that 91% of consumers are interested in products that help them save time and effort and that people have been d...

Downloads Alcohol is so ingrained in the British psyche that the word ‘sober’ also means drab and reserved. That might soon not be the case, because the way society views sobriety is rapidly changing. Yes, a new generation of drinkers is moderating alcohol intake or abstaining entirely. But they don’t fit the dour stereotype of teetotallers. They want to party, quaffing sophisticated drinks. They just don’t want to feel rough the following morning. They’re the people who have helped grocery sales of low & no alcohol surge in value by 25.4% to £164.6m, on units up 22.3% [Nielsen 52 ...

Downloads Alcohol is so ingrained in the British psyche that the word ‘sober’ also means drab and reserved. That might soon not be the case, because the way society views sobriety is rapidly changing. Yes, a new generation of drinkers is moderating alcohol intake or abstaining entirely. But they don’t fit the dour stereotype of teetotallers. They want to party, quaffing sophisticated drinks. They just don’t want to feel rough the following morning. They’re the people who have helped grocery sales of low & no alcohol surge in value by 25.4% to £164.6m, on units up 22.3% [Nielsen 52 ...