While some Suffolk business groups would welcome the jobs and skills that would be brought to the local economy, there is significant opposition to the plant both at a local level and more widely from those who argue big nuclear is slow, expensive, old fashioned, risky and threatens local wildlife.
In June, Centrica said it planned to to cut around 5,000 jobs to “arrest the decline” of the company.
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The five groups – the British Chambers of Commerce, the Confederation of British Industry, the Federation of Small Businesses,...
Michael Kill, who runs the Night Time Industries Association, said: “We have consistently opposed the use of Covid passports...
Since February, the CMA has been engaging with the government’s Levelling Up department, and various consumer rights groups, including...
Housing benefits, which help low-income or unemployed people pay their rent, costs the government around £30bn a year, a...
Meanwhile, Rachel, who uses the Community Pantry on Hurst Farm in Derbyshire where you pay £5 for membership and...
Carla Clarke, head of strategic litigation at Child Poverty Action Group, which represented the mothers and children, said: “This...
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