Burnham's £2 bus fare cap shows he understands families
Andy Burnham brings back £2 bus fare cap, scraps VAT on electricity bills, but support must target those in greatest hardship, says Mirror
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Small Businesses Preserve Community Spirit on Townsend Lane
Despite decades of change, small businesses on Townsend Lane in Anfield maintain a strong sense of community, with cafes, supermarkets, and charities supporting locals.
Brown foam in Barry is algae, not sewage, says NRW
Brown foam spotted in Barry waterfront is caused by algae, not sewage, Natural Resources Wales confirms after investigation.
Scottish Water Urges Summer Water Safety in Lanarkshire
Scottish Water reminds Lanarkshire residents to stay safe around reservoirs, rivers, and lochs after 39 accidental drownings in Scotland in 2025.
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Hosepipe Bans: Exemptions for Lawns, Blue Badge Holders
More than 18 million customers face hosepipe bans across southern England. Exemptions include new lawns, blue badge holders, and priority services customers.
Ravenscraig director marks 30 years since towers demolition
Thirty years after the demolition of Ravenscraig's cooling towers, director Russell Wilkie reflects on the site's transformation into a thriving community.
State pensioners born before certain date get £100 boost
Winter Fuel Payments will increase by £100 for state pensioners aged 80 or over in 2026, with automatic payments under new PM Andy Burnham.
Chester Zoo releases 32 critically endangered newts into wild
Chester Zoo has bred and released 32 critically endangered Montseny brook newts into a secret mountainous habitat in Catalonia to save the species from extinction.
Vodafone launches free 'must-have' device for families
Vodafone and UK National Parks unveil 'The Stick' campaign to encourage families to swap screen time for green time this summer.
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Shopkeeper cycles Alps for stroke charity in dad's memory
Rizwan Ashraf, owner of Allanwater Papers, is cycling 230 miles from Innsbruck to Lucerne over six days to raise funds for Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland after his father died from a stroke last year.
Ensure children can play outside independently
Urban transport policies and residential design must respect outdoor play as a vital necessity for children, says Ellen Weaver in a letter.
Immersed in the Chromatic Aura of a Summer Meadow
Amid a complex reticulation of stalks, stems, blooms and leaves at Hartington Meadows, the right response might be to drop down before the magnificent abundance.
UK surrogacy law 'creaking at seams' as demand doubles
Nearly 1,000 children were born via surrogacy in 2025, double the 2015 figure. Experts say UK law is outdated and driving parents abroad.
Germany’s East Frisian islands: mudflats, marshes and birds
The seven inhabited East Frisian islands off Germany’s North Sea coast are a Unesco world heritage site, offering unique mudflat hikes, wildlife and hotels.
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Divide supermarket basil to keep it alive, hack shows
Supermarket basil pots contain dozens of seedlings that compete and die. Dividing them into separate clumps gives each room to grow, turning a dying plant into a lasting supply.
Parents: Share Your Summer Work-Childcare Balance Tips
With holiday childcare costs up to £1,145 per child, we want to hear how parents are managing work and childcare this summer.
Black lands, Mexican bands: How a rural family built a Latino hub
As North Carolina's Latino population booms, the Gooch family transforms their historic Black-owned land into a cultural hub for Mexican concerts and events.
Milky Way Flipped in Collision 10 Billion Years Ago
Astronomers find Milky Way was flipped on its side after a direct hit from dwarf galaxy Gaia Sausage about 10 billion years ago, reshaping the galaxy's disc and halo.
NSW $350m boost for Aboriginal family preservation program
NSW launches Aboriginal family preservation program with $350m funding to reduce overrepresentation of Indigenous children in out-of-home care.
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Dumbarton grass cutting dispute unresolved
A patch of overgrown land in Dumbarton's Overtoun area has sparked confusion between the council and Overtoun House estate over who is responsible for cutting it.
Farmers appeal for help as wildfires threaten North Wales
The Farmers' Union of Wales calls for urgent escalation of resources as wildfires continue in North Wales, threatening property, livestock, and habitats.
Stockport road may close five days a week near schools
A 500m stretch of Half Moon Lane in Offerton could close five days a week under a School Streets scheme to tackle dangerous parking and speeding near two primary schools.
Add Broccoli to Pesto Pasta for a Nutritious Boost
Nutritionist Emily English shares a simple trick to make pesto pasta more nutritious and delicious by adding broccoli, boosting fibre and protein.
Source of Llanelli fly problem confirmed after investigation
An investigation has confirmed that AMG Resources Limited is the source of a fly problem in Llanelli that has left residents 'physically sick'.
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89p washing-up liquid cleans greasy cabinets in 2 minutes
Washing-up liquid cuts through grease on kitchen cabinets with almost zero effort, a cleaning test found. The 89p item outperformed other methods in just two minutes.
Lamlash on Isle of Arran named best place to live in Scotland
Lamlash, a seaside village on the Isle of Arran, has been named one of Scotland's best places to live in 2026 by WorldAtlas, offering scenic beauty and amenities.
Locomotion Museum Opens Pop-Up Beach Ahead of Flying Scotsman
Locomotion railway museum in County Durham has launched a new pop-up beach, supported by Lumo, as part of its summer festival. The Flying Scotsman will visit from August 2-31.
Swap butter for mayo in cheese toasties for better results
Using mayonnaise instead of butter in cheese toasties prevents burning and creates a crispier, perfectly melted sandwich. M&S Campfire Mayo is recommended.
Charity shopper finds £8 Barbie DVD set, sells for £110
A charity shop reseller paid £8 for a complete Barbie DVD collection and sold it the same day for £110, earning a £102 profit.
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Pet owners urged to protect small animals from fatal heat
Blue Cross warns high temperatures can be fatal for small pets, urging owners to provide shade, water, and regular health checks after recent deaths.
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