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Lucy Kellaway describes how her initiative to persuade others to follow her - a charity called Now Teach - inspired hundreds of people to change career...
A PONY was left on the brink of death in Dunfermline after it was over-fed by passers-by.
Which chip shop has the honour of being your favourite? As cliches go, the British being a nation of fish and chip lovers is absolutely one I'll stand by. It's almost impossible to walk past a chippy, at any time of day, and not think about how great a bag of chips would be. And with National Fish and Chip Day on the horizon (June 4, a Friday of course), what better excuse to put this family favourite in the spotlight, as we look to find the region's favourite. I worked many of my teen years in a chip shop in Scotland (yes we did give battered Mars Bars a whirl), in a town not far fro...
Poems for Positivity walking trail launched in Heywood Date published: 17 May 2021 Charlie Crothers, who has learning disabilities and is supported by PossAbilities, filmed at four of the seven locations - pictured here at Heywood Library - to promote the trail A new walking trail ‘Poems for Positivity’ has been launched in Heywood by local company PossAbilities, supported by GM Walking. A trail with a difference through imaginative themes of dragons and fairies to name a few, community interest company PossAbilities - which supports people with learning disabilities - has launched th...
My immediate reaction was: Is that all? It's long been an open secret that the police don't bother investigating break-ins. Some forces admit they will only send a copper if the intruder is still on the premises. Even that doesn't apply in London, where criminals responsible for 90 per cent of burglaries can expect to get away with it. Police no longer bother investigating burglaries - and this deliberate dereliction of duty has been going on for years, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN A couple of years ago, our house was burgled while we were on holiday. A fairly sophisticated alarm system proved n...