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Labour councils go bankrupt because they are reckless with your cash - Vimarsana News

Labour councils go bankrupt because they are reckless with your cash

If you want potholes filled, your bins to be collected on time, or fly-tippers to be prosecuted, Conservative councils will deliver for you.

Council leader backs calls to scrap 1st class Xmas trains - Vimarsana News

Council leader backs calls to scrap 1st class Xmas trains

Blackburn with Darwen Council's leader has backed a call for Avanti West Coast to scrap first class seats over Christmas due to overcrowding.

Covid inquiry: Hancock is grilled on care homes, lockdowns, and testing - Vimarsana News

Covid inquiry: Hancock is grilled on care homes, lockdowns, and testing

The former health secretary Matt Hancock returned to the stand last week to face questions on the government’s decision making during the pandemic. Gareth Iacobucci reports Matt Hancock, the UK health secretary between 2018 and June 2021, acknowledged major deficiencies in the country’s preparedness for covid-19 when first giving evidence to the UK covid-19 inquiry in June 2023.1 Last week he was resummoned to answer key questions about the government’s response to the pandemic. Hancock told the inquiry2 that with hindsight the government should have imposed a lockdown three weeks earlie...

Source: bmj.com
Manchester: A contender for London's financial hub status? - Vimarsana News

Manchester: A contender for London's financial hub status?

Explore how Manchester has quietly risen in financial capacity. Find out its potential to rival London as an economic hub.

Could Glasgow return to the orange buses of the 80s? - Vimarsana News

Could Glasgow return to the orange buses of the 80s?

Manchester has brought its buses back under public control - so could Glasgow make a similar move?

Source: bbc.co.uk