Cross-code skills: Why we’re seeing rugby league coaches in union March 28, 2023 So often sports cross-pollinate: sharing ideas from one discipline to another, exchanging mindsets and capitalising on strengths. Rugby is no different. And while some of the game’s leading lights step into completely different sports – such as Gilbert Enoka, responsible for New Zealand Rugby’s “no dickheads” policy, joining Chelsea – others stay closer to home, [...]
Mouldy, unsafe homes are a product of the breakdown in trust of landlords March 28, 2023 Michael Gove launched a campaign to make it easier for social tenants to complain to the housing ombudsman. But without further funding, the ombudsman risks being overwhelmed, writes Elena Siniscalco
Good Energy pushes forward with transition to green lifestyle brand in bid to stand out from Big Six suppliers March 28, 2023 Good Energy's profit margins have been slashed. with higher prices for households not keeping pace with last year's spike in gas prices.
Oil sightings down 60 per cent after leak in Poole Harbour as clean-up plans launched March 27, 2023 Sightings of oil in Poole Harbour following a pipeline spill are down 60 per cent after a clean-up plan begins to protect nature reserves.
Grenfell Athletic: 95 per cent of our players have mental health issues March 27, 2023 “I had mental health problems before Grenfell, witnessing it was a disaster to my life,” says Joseph John, a Grenfell Tower survivor. “I went to the Grenfell Athletic training sessions and was greeted with love. I keep going every week. We won the league. We won the cup, and I have never looked back.” Almost [...]
Energy firms installed nearly 100,000 prepayment meters before Shapps crackdown March 27, 2023 Energy suppliers pushed through the forced installation of nearly a hundred thousand prepayment meters last year, data reveals.
L&G report: Inflation is widening gap between rich and poor with ‘pay cut’ for 95 per cent of UK households March 27, 2023 Legal & General’s Rebuilding Britain Index (RBI) found that 95 per cent of working UK households have experienced a real terms pay cut over the last 12-months as rising inflation makes its way felt into nearly all households. UK inflation has surpassed forecasts and stayed in the double digits and the rate of price increases [...]
The Notebook: Royal Mail, Succession and a fabulous rugby charity March 27, 2023 The Notebook is a home for musings and jottings on the Square Mile and beyond. Today, it’s Andy Silvester’s turn. ANOTHER day, another indication that Royal Mail’s future has got lost in the post. Only a fortnight after being referred to the regulator for “systemic letter delivery failures” – a task you’d probably describe as [...]
Four day week? Sure – but you better be in on a Monday, say bosses March 27, 2023 EMPLOYERS are more open to the idea of a shorter working week than many think – but you can forget about working from home if you want Friday off. That’s the conclusion of a survey of more than 10,000 employees and bosses released today by Hays, the recruitment firm. A third of employers are more [...]
Scotland’s £260m offshore wind winners set to cut North Sea carbon emissions March 25, 2023 13 companies have been awarded leases to develop offshore wind to supply power to North Sea oil and gas platforms.