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Hereford food bank vows to continue despite setback
Kate Justice,Hereford and Elliot Ball,West Midlands BBC Cat Hornsey said the charity would not finish despite the setback of having to leave its church location, where it had been operating since 2019 A foodbank has reassured clients it “will still keep going” despite news it has to leave its base in Hereford. FoodShare, at St…
Weleda launches inquiry into Nazi camp skin test claims
Weleda, the natural cosmetics company, has launched a study into its links to a Nazi concentration camp following claims an anti-freeze cream it produced was tested on prisoners. A report by historian Anne Sudrow alleges that the Swiss company ordered raw materials from a garden in the Dachau camp. It also made a cream to…
South West heating oil spikes put pressure on finances
The government said England would receive £27m of the funding, which would be be “targeted” to help low-income households in rural communities, and be distributed by local authorities via the Crisis and Resilience Fund (CRF), which comes into effect from 1 April.
Cheaper theme park tickets and childrens meals as VAT to be cut for some attractions this summer
However, Mel Stride, Conservative shadow chancellor, responded to Reeves’s statement saying if she “serious about the challenges we face, she would commit to getting spending down, tackling the benefits bill, getting taxes down to strenghen our economy”.
Nature is not a blocker to housing growth, MPs find
Pritti Mistry,Business reporter and Marc Ashdown,Business correspondent Getty Images Nature is not a blocker to housing growth and the government risks missing both its housing and nature targets if it views it as one, a cross-party group of MPs has warned in a new report. The Planning and Infrastructure Bill overrides existing habitat protections, which…
Why the US dollar hit a four-year low and could fall further
“In my opinion, what markets are reacting to is just sort of the haphazard nature of policy in this administration – the escalation, de-escalation,” said Robin Brooks, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and former FX strategist at Goldman Sachs, pointing to similarities between the backlash over tariffs and Greenland.
