Labour is not guaranteed ten years in power
Despite its landslide General Election victory, Frank McKenna warns the new government that Labour is not guaranteed success at the polls next time around.
Despite its landslide General Election victory, Frank McKenna warns the new government that Labour is not guaranteed success at the polls next time around.
Deva Fest, the North West’s favourite family-friendly festival, concluded its fourth year with their biggest crowds to date. Held in the stunning gardens of Cholmondeley Castle, the festival welcomed nearly 20,000 guests across the weekend who enjoyed a jam-packed line-up of music, comedy and entertainment.
Richard Parker and Claire Ward will both be keynote speakers at the UK’s biggest event for the built environment, which takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from 1-3 October.
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The fourth annual John Haynes Foundation Gala Dinner will take place on Saturday 28 September 2024.
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Liverpool, a city celebrated for its rich culture and welcoming hospitality, faced significant disruption over the recent weekend as riots broke out.
Window and door manufacturer Warwick North West will be the headline sponsor for Music Weekender in Bootle and boss Greg Johnson is urging the community to “come together”.
Amongst a raft of new bills, measures and strategies announced in King Charles’ III address at the opening of Parliament earlier this week was a major shake-up of the UK planning system.
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