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Developers may consider the presence of the Croatan National Forest to be as a positve, but it's impact on the health of the forest could be opposite.

Boris Johnson’s chief of staff is on the brink of leaving Downing Street after just four months in the job, sources claim. Former Treasury civil servant Dan Rosenfeld has had a baptism of fire since he took up his position in January, and has been the subject of hostile briefings from all sides as the factional wars have raged in No 10. Within weeks of him starting, it was claimed that a ‘Sack Dan’ campaign was under way due to his management style. One official claimed that in meetings he was ‘imbued with the false bonhomie of David Brent in The Office’. Another said: ‘He’s obs...

The truth about the claim Boris Johnson would 'let the bodies pile high' rather than order more lockdowns: GLEN OWEN reveals what was REALLY said - and the context - as hunt for Redthroat mole leaking to Labour focuses on PM's private office Boris Johnson was warned that a senior civil servant at the heart of Downing Street was leaking information  The official, who is still at Number 10, was 'being watched' by Dominic Cummings and his loyal supporters It is claimed Boris Johnson ignored the warnings on the grounds the official was 'too good to be moved on' 

REPORT: Paul Wareham SMALL firms across the North West have one of highest confidence figures in the UK, according to the latest Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) study. With some trading restrictions now eased, the business group’s quarterly Small Business Index (SBI) monitor shows the confidence measure for the region rising to +39 in Q1 of 2021. In Q4 2020 the reading stood at -57%, showing a remarkable turnaround in business sentiment as lockdown eased. The region’s confidence figure also stands higher than the UK SBI measure of +27.3. The survey also shows 66 per cent of s...

WhatsApp IF ONLY BORIS JOHNSON had been as quick to respond to the threat of covid-19 as he was to react to the threat of a new football super league. No sooner had six British clubs announced their plan to form a breakaway league with top European clubs than the government swung into action. Mr Johnson arranged a summit in Downing Street to discuss ways of scuppering the scheme. Angry Tory MPs suggested possible punishments for miscreants: a windfall tax on the breakaway clubs, fewer work permits to prevent the signing of players from abroad, unleashing competition law, withdrawing police su...