Nope, those August downpours still aren’t easing water shortages
Even in the UK’s most northerly home nation resources are drying up, despite recent rainfall.
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UK zoos are focusing on spectacle over science
British zoos and aquariums are falling short of their conservation missions, according to new research,
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Local leaders meet to maximise benefits of Universal resort in Bedford
Regional leaders have met with the government and Universal to discuss how a planned theme
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UK’s first purpose-built science tower will track emissions in real time
A new 100m high facility officially opened today (24th August) at Balruddery Farm in Angus,
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Is this the end of cheap flights?
2026 has been one of the most turbulent years in aviation history. US military strikes
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7% rise in crime in Scotland
Latest figures from Chief Statistician show rise in crimes recorded, and in most categories of crime.
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Government rejects claims over Traveller site planning reforms
The government has rejected newspaper reports claiming recent changes to planning rules will make it
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Argyll & Bute Council warned over short term let control areas
If imposed, restrictions on ownership and property use could have a major impact on the
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Windrush survivors denied legal support given to other scandal victims
Windrush survivors seeking compensation face a tougher process than victims of the Post Office and
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Scottish government survey to help protect young people online
Families invited to share their experience of using smartphones and social media, and going online,
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Town’s new interactive touchscreen guide
Wayfinding unit unveiled outside Solihull train station to provide information and support local businesses and services.
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AI bootcamp aims to tackle youth unemployment
A first-of-its-kind artificial intelligence summer bootcamp has launched in the north-west of England, aiming to
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‘Everybody needs somebody rooting for them’: Emma Williamson on supporting care-experienced children
Emma Williamson, Deputy Leader and Lead Member for Children’s Services at Cumberland Council, talks to us about her journey into the role and why helping others has always been at the heart of her work.
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The final weeks before Isabelle Welsh’s murder raise troubling safeguarding questions
The murder of Isabelle Welsh has prompted national outrage and raised serious questions over safeguarding
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Children’s care costs six times more than Eton – what’s gone wrong?
As the Competition and Markets Authority investigates England’s children’s social care market, David Rankin of
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Heavy breathing: the many faces of lead air pollution
It has been 26 years since the UK Government finally removed leaded petrol from sale.
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