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IPG Reorganizes Its U.K. Group - Vimarsana News

IPG Reorganizes Its U.K. Group

Independent Publishers Group has begun the overhaul of its U.K. distribution subsidiary, United Independent Distributors, which it acquired last October.

'Northern Ireland was always going to be a compromise': Readers on the NI protocol - Vimarsana News

'Northern Ireland was always going to be a compromise': Readers on the NI protocol

What are your views on the new Brexit deal for Northern Ireland? Share your thoughts and join the discussion in the comments

'Biden has deviated from the plan' - Telegraph readers on the week's biggest stories - Vimarsana News

'Biden has deviated from the plan' - Telegraph readers on the week's biggest stories

From the taliban's lightning takeover of Afghanistan to a pension triple lock tweak, recap the week's news with the help of our readers

Labour leader criticises Conservatives after unveiling shadow cabinet - Vimarsana News

Labour leader criticises Conservatives after unveiling shadow cabinet

SOUTHAMPTON'S leader of the opposition says Conservatives are "out of touch" and says the new cabinet does not properly represent the…

Work to improve Southampton children's services continues - but caseloads still 'too high' - Vimarsana News

Work to improve Southampton children's services continues - but caseloads still 'too high'

Children\'s services WORK to improve children's services in Southampton continues but concerns over staff turnover and caseloads remain. Civic chiefs continue to work on an improvement plan and a new strategy aimed at improving children's services in the city. But official documents revealed that caseloads and the level of agency workers remain "too high". The news comes as the authority pledged to improve after an independent inspector found “failings”within the services as well as a “culture of fear” and “unrealistic caseloads”. As previously reported, work on the ...