That means he’ll just miss out on the £650 extra cash the government has earmarked to send to hard-up folk to help with the cost-of-living squeeze. The payment will be made to more than eight million low-income households who receive Universal Credit, tax credits, pension credit and other means-tested benefits.
Mr Hollinrake took this issue up in his letter to John Boumphrey, the country manager for Amazon UK, as...
The ferry operator, Stena Line, says Brexit is still causing significant distortion to trade volumes over the Irish Sea,...
Carla Clarke, head of strategic litigation at Child Poverty Action Group, which represented the mothers and children, said: “This...
“Yes, it costs more money,” said Brett Mendell, director of textiles manufacturer Thomas Kneale in Manchester. “But you get...
The amber alert is at Thames Water itself, which is ring-fenced, regulated, £14.7bn in debt and 100%-owned by parent...
The industry said the government needs to provide tailored financial support to help travel businesses through, including grants that...
“Interest rate rises are also impacting the rental sector and combined with looming reforms proposed in the government’s Renters...
“I am very sceptical about a skills-based immigration policy because we have no shortages in those areas, but where...
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