World Cider Day was celebrated for the first time in Westminster, with MPs given an opportunity to sample the wide range of ciders made by Great British cider makers. MPs joined thousands of cider enthusiasts around the world on World Cider Day (8 June) to raise a glass in celebration…
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This article was originally written by Heather Pickstock and published on Somerset Live. Nikki Holt began the series ‘Makaton with Lucinda’ after her daughter benefited from using the sign language A mum who set up video tutorials to help people understand Makaton after using the sign language with her daughter…
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John Penrose, who quit last week, says ethics adviser should also have more scope over any breaches by PM Boris Johnson’s former anti-corruption tsar, who resigned last week, has called for urgent reform of the standards rules around lobbying, as well as more scope for the independent adviser to hold…
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This article was written by Alain Tolhurst and originally published on Politics Home. Exclusive: John Penrose, who dramatically resigned from his position as the government’s anti-corruption lead this week, has challenged Boris Johnson to “stop splurging money” and take control of the public finances if he wishes to get his…
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