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BBC News Published image copyrightPhoenix Arts Club image captionKen Wright, co-owner of the Phoenix Arts Club, is worried about the future of his business About two million of the UK's lowest-paid workers will get a pay rise from Thursday as the minimum wage goes up. The headline National Living Wage will rise by 2.2% to £8.91, the equivalent of more than £345 a year for a full-time employee. But Ken Wright, co-owner of the Phoenix Arts Club in Soho, is wringing his hands in despair over how he will afford the pay rise during a pandemic. "What we've been asked to do is more, with less," ...

Letters to the editor: Jan. 29, 2021 Celebration of hate While walking my dog in McMinnville one morning last week, I passed a house with a “Trump 2020” banner on the garage. Below the “Trump 2020” was the statement, “F*** your feelings” — a hateful sentiment. Then, in Friday’s News Register, I read the letter from Leonard Leis decrying Democratic hatred of Trump. Pointing a finger at Democrats as haters ignores the facts.  On Jan. 6, I watched Trump incite a homicidal insurrection by his followers on live TV. In the crowd, visible symbols of hate were prominent, including Co...

The forgotten players: South Sydney Rabbitohs A Set the default text size A Set large text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size This is the 28th and final episode in the series where we look at some of the forgotten players from your favourite club. The series has covered all of the current clubs, those that disappeared in mergers, those that came and went and those that just disappeared. It’s amazing how many players have come and gone through the various clubs over the years, how many who had brief careers, how many who had their careers cut short by inju...

A HEARTBROKEN community are being encouraged to pay their respects to a colourful “legend” when his cortege passes through a coastal town. Ken Wright, 75, from Walton, died in hospital on New Year’s Eve having inspiringly fought cancer – always with a smile on his face - for more than a year. Well known throughout the town thanks to his jolly demeanour and colourful costumes, the Ipswich Town fan’s death had a saddening effect on many. His death sparked an outpouring of condolences and tributes from those who knew him well and residents on whom he had left a lasting impressi...

A HEARTBROKEN community are being encouraged to pay their respects to a colourful “legend” when his cortege passes through a coastal town. Ken Wright, 75, from Walton, died in hospital on New Year’s Eve having inspiringly fought cancer – always with a smile on his face - for more than a year. Well known throughout the town thanks to his jolly demeanour and colourful costumes, the Ipswich Town fan’s death had a saddening effect on many. His death sparked an outpouring of condolences and tributes from those who knew him well and residents on whom he had left a lasting impressi...