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Is super skinny back? UK sees rise in complaints over thin models
Posted onGetty Images The banning of high street fashion adverts which featured models who looked “unhealthily thin” has led industry experts to warn of a return to the super skinny trend. The aesthetic characterised by models with hollow faces and protruding bones was seen in the 1990s and early 2000s but in more recent years been…
Kent uniform bank now helping working families and professionals
Posted onA food bank that offers free school uniforms has said that full time and self-employed professionals are among those relying on its support. The Community Cupboard in Kent has begun offering pre-loved school uniforms to local families during the school holidays. The volunteer-run service provides food supplies and support to families struggling to make ends…
Mortgage rates rise and deals pulled over Iran war turmoil
Posted on“It’s unwelcome news for borrowers, as the prospect of falling mortgage rates has quickly given way to rate rises,” he said, adding: “How far they could go is now heavily dependent on how global markets and inflation expectations evolve as conflict in the Middle East unfolds.”
North Sea oil and gas firm Petrofac files for administration
Posted onAngus CochraneBBC Scotland News Petrofac Petrofac has offices in Aberdeen, London, Woking and Greater Yarmouth Energy services firm Petrofac has filed for administration. The company, which employs about 2,000 people in Scotland, said its North Sea business would continue to operate as normal. In a statement, Petrofac said it had applied to appoint administrators for…
Consett parents watering down baby milk formula over high costs
Posted onA baby bank says parents are turning to “unsafe” practices such as watering down baby formula milk to save money. Megan Sinden, founder of Moorside Baby Bank in Consett, County Durham, said a couple of families spoke of putting less powder in to get another week’s worth out of it, “which to me is quite…
