St Gerard's School in Bangor to Close Within Weeks
St Gerard's School in Bangor announces closure due to financial pressure, including VAT on fees. Staff made redundant, pupils find alternatives.
St Gerard's School in Bangor announces closure due to financial pressure, including VAT on fees. Staff made redundant, pupils find alternatives.
Former Manchester United star Antonio Valencia offers advice to Michael Carrick on using Amad Diallo as a right-back, praising the winger's passion and potential.
Gareth Bale partners with Juggernaut Capital Partners to launch Juggernaut Diversified Sports, a fund targeting teams and leagues in Europe and North America.
Molly Stone, a financial dominatrix, plans to make thousands during the World Cup by taunting football fans about their teams, despite not liking football herself.
Energy prices rise from July 1. Experts say pressing one button on appliances could save households around £80 annually. Standby devices are key culprits.
Vodafone buys CK Hutchison's 49% stake in VodafoneThree for £4.3bn, gaining full control of UK's largest mobile operator.
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has written to Ofwat expressing concerns that the £10bn rescue bid for Thames Water does not adequately protect consumers or the environment, casting doubt on the deal.
Domino's franchisee North Country Pizza files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Oceanside, California, with liabilities up to $10 million.
Leigh market is set for a major refurbishment including a new roof, entrance, and lobby. Traders will temporarily move to Spinning Gate shopping centre during works.
HMRC reminds UK workers earning over £1,000 from side hustles to file Self Assessment tax returns or face penalties. Key deadlines and tax rates explained.
Jonas McDowall, 34, died unexpectedly while on holiday in Cyprus. His family has launched a GoFundMe appeal to repatriate his body and support his partner and daughter.
Fayers Plumbing and Building Supplies, a 140-year-old family business, has entered administration. The company operates four trade counters and showrooms in London.
The Environment Secretary has expressed concerns that a £10bn rescue bid for Thames Water does not adequately protect consumers or the environment, casting uncertainty over the deal.
Ford dealerships are urging benefits claimants to sign up for cars before new Motability rule changes take effect on July 1, 2026, sparking criticism from the TaxPayers' Alliance.
The DWP has announced Winter Fuel Payment rates for 2026-2027, with eligible birth dates before June 28, 1960, and payments between £100 and £300 starting from October.
Arsenal are interested in signing 18-year-old defender Elijah Upson, son of former Arsenal player Matthew Upson, who is leaving Tottenham when his contract expires on June 30.
Microsoft plans to close at least three Xbox studios, including Ninja Theory, as part of a 'reset'. Compulsion Games and Double Fine are negotiating to buy themselves out. More closures may follow.
Rathbones pauses high-risk client onboarding after an FCA-commissioned review, expecting £60 million in costs and a 16% share drop.
UK government clears Axel Springer's £575m takeover of The Telegraph, ending ownership uncertainty. Culture secretary Lisa Nandy declines to intervene.
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Swansea City are on the verge of appointing Ben Stevens as their new sporting director. Stevens, currently assistant sporting director at Crystal Palace, is expected to be confirmed by the end of the week.
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Feargal Sharkey calls on the government to seize control of Thames Water as Environment Secretary warns a £10bn rescue deal would burden customers, bringing nationalisation closer.
Volvo, VW, Nissan warn Dutch takeover of chipmaker Nexperia could disrupt car production amid China export ban.
Prince Edward wrote off over £108,000 in unpaid rent from his failed TV production company Ardent, launched in 1993. The debt was absorbed by the royal couple.
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds has expressed concerns that the £10bn rescue bid for Thames Water by London & Valley Water is not sufficient for consumers or the environment, casting doubt on the deal.
Gary Lineker's net worth soars after signing a lucrative £14 million Netflix deal for the World Cup podcast 'The Rest is Football', adding to his estimated £30 million fortune.
Marcus Rashford's future at Manchester United is uncertain after Bayern Munich agreed a deal for PSV's Ismael Saibari, reportedly ending the forward's hopes of a move to the German champions.
Manchester United are considering signing Fulham's Sander Berge for £25m as a potential replacement for Manuel Ugarte, with Michael Carrick prioritizing midfield reinforcements.
An Antiques Roadshow guest was left speechless after a Chinese tea set stored in an attic for 80 years was valued between £1,500 and £2,500 by expert Serhat Ahmet.