Andy Burnham and Israel: What the Next Prime Minister Actually Believes
As Keir Starmer announces his resignation and Andy Burnham emerges as the clear frontrunner to replace him, scrutiny is growing over where Britain’s likely next…
Andy Burnham and Israel: What the Next Prime Minister Actually Believes
As Keir Starmer announces his resignation and Andy Burnham emerges as the clear frontrunner to replace him, scrutiny is growing over where Britain’s likely next prime minister stands on Israel,…
PIP Devil Review: How a Welfare Data Website Is Being Used to Target Disabled People
Highlighted by a new article by Thesis9, a new UK website called PIP Devil packages disability benefit statistics, local claimant data, Motability information, and fraud case patterns in a way…
Sheffield Greens face greenbelt backlash; but who is really on the side of working communities?
Sheffield’s Green Party voted for the Local Plan, knowing it included limited greenbelt development. Now they are being attacked for it by a campaign that has found itself aligned with…
Obama in the news: Presidential Center set to open, Virginia redistricting win, and a Colbert farewell
Barack Obama is making headlines on several fronts this month; his long-delayed Presidential Center is finally opening in Chicago this June, he backed a narrow Democratic win in Virginia’s redistricting…
Britain’s Warehouse Boom Is Coming for the Green Belt
How the explosion in e-commerce logistics is pushing giant distribution sheds onto protected land across England, pitting residents against developers, councils against communities, and planning policy against itself The four…
Inside Doncaster’s EPIC Hub: the free city-centre youth space that went from novelty to national award winner
Tucked inside the Frenchgate Shopping Centre, the EPIC Hub offers free drop-in support to teenagers aged 10 to 17 in Doncaster; attendance has surged, anti-social behaviour in the centre has…
Sheffield’s streets get their first delivery robots as Uber Eats and Starship Technologies go live in the city
Six-wheeled autonomous robots are now navigating Sheffield’s pavements to deliver food and groceries to 50,000 households, marking the city’s entry into a fast-expanding UK autonomous delivery network that began in…
Chapeltown Green Belt Update: Sheffield’s plan to build on Chapeltown’s green belt enters its final stage as campaigners launch a last-ditch push before inspectors write their report
549 homes are earmarked for green belt land east of Chapeltown Road as part of a wider Sheffield Local Plan that would release 327 hectares of protected land across the…
Amazon’s Fire TV crackdown is catching legal users in the crossfire as device-level app blocks roll out globally
Amazon has moved from warning messages to outright installation blocks on its Fire TV Stick devices, targeting sideloaded apps it identifies as piracy tools; but a detection system based on…
Doncaster Sheffield Airport: timelines shift again as freight and passenger targets are revised, funding is secured, and the CAA airspace process advances
The former Robin Hood Airport is moving steadily toward reopening under council ownership, with £193 million in public funding agreed and Munich Airport International on board as operator; but repeated…