North London incinerator to run beyond 2030
An outdated Edmonton incinerator will operate beyond 2030, significantly past its design life, as construction of its replacement faces delays. Read the latest on the North London waste project.
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M&S investigates after vigilante films in-date food in bins
Marks & Spencer launches investigation after viral video shows wheelie bins full of edible food behind a store. The exposé highlights the UK's food waste crisis amid rising food poverty.
Londoners divided on £1.1m slave trade memorial cost
A new £1.1m memorial for transatlantic slave trade victims in East London divides opinion. Is it a vital tribute or a misallocation of funds in a cost-of-living crisis? Read the full debate.
City of London warns of service review after funding slashed
The City of London Corporation warns of a 'bottom up' review of local authority services after a 76% cut in its government funding assessment. Discover the impact on budgets and council tax.
Woodford's FCA appeal hearing delayed until 2027
The FCA states Neil Woodford's appeal against £46m in fines is unlikely to be heard before 2027, prolonging the high-profile investment scandal's legal saga. Read the latest.
London's HeroGo grocery box saves 25% on supermarket bills
HeroGo, a new grocery service in London, delivers rescued food straight to your door, cutting shopping bills by up to 25% and donating two meals per box. Get 50% off your first order.
WH Smith Hunts for New Chair After Accounting Crisis
Crisis-hit retailer WH Smith is working with headhunters to find a new chair to replace Annette Court within 18 months. The move follows an accounting scandal and a 45% share price plunge. Read the latest.
London council cyber attack recovery to last until summer
Kensington and Chelsea Council reveals full impact of November cyber attack, with systems not fully restored until summer. Key services for vulnerable residents severely disrupted.
Volunteer firefighter loses home, returns to fight Victorian blazes
As temperatures hit 46C, a CFA volunteer's home was destroyed in the Longwood fire. Exhausted and blistered, he returned to the truck to help others. Read the full story of resilience.
CMA investigates Kingsmill owner's takeover of Hovis
The UK's competition regulator has escalated its investigation into the planned £75m merger of bread giants Kingsmill and Hovis. The move could impact consumer choice and prices.
Carillion finance directors fined by FCA for market abuse
The FCA has fined former Carillion finance directors Richard Adam and Zafar Khan a total of £371,700 for making misleading statements. Read the full details of the City watchdog's crackdown.
Fly-tipper caught on CCTV ordered to pay £2k
A man from Enfield has been fined nearly £2,000 after being caught on camera illegally dumping bulky waste. The council warns of a zero-tolerance policy. Report fly-tipping to your local authority.
Probate nightmare as law firm shuts down, holding files hostage
A woman from Cornwall is trapped in a probate crisis after her solicitor ceased trading, locking her out of her late father's estate. The SRA has intervened, but warns others may face similar delays.
Hidden London walk on abandoned tracks with best views
Explore the secret Parkland Walk in North London. This 4km route on old railway tracks offers breathtaking, crowd-free panoramic views of the city skyline. Perfect for a winter stroll.
UK junk food ad ban begins, but brand ads like Cadbury's gorilla allowed
A landmark UK ban on junk food ads before 9pm and online is now in force. However, a major loophole allows brand advertising like Cadbury's iconic drumming gorilla, sparking criticism from health campaigners.
Is a £20 Harrods Too Good To Go Bag Worth It?
A TikTok foodie tested a £20 'Too Good To Go' surprise bag from luxury store Harrods. Discover what he found inside and his brutally honest verdict on whether it's a bargain.
FCA ends private equity consolidation probe with no action
The Financial Conduct Authority concludes its investigation into private equity-backed advice firms without enforcement action. Discover the details and regulatory implications.
FCA to oversee law firms in money laundering crackdown
UK law firms brace for a major anti-money laundering overhaul as the FCA takes over regulation. Sharper penalties and stricter scrutiny aim to clean up the UK's £100bn dirty money reputation ahead of a 2027 FATF review.
Leftover beer bread recipe with cheese and herbs
Stop pouring beer dregs down the sink. Chef Tom Hunt shares his recipe for fluffy, flavourful beer bread rolls with cheddar and chives, a delicious way to cut food waste.
England's 2026 Bin Collection Changes: What You Need to Know
From March 2026, all English councils must collect four waste streams separately. Learn how the new 'Simpler Recycling' rules will affect your household and why some councils are concerned.
Coral Adventurer detained off Papua New Guinea after grounding
The Coral Adventurer cruise ship remains detained off Papua New Guinea after running aground. Investigations launched into the incident and a prior passenger death. Read the latest.
New UK Drone Law: Mandatory Test for Flyers from Jan 1
Over 500,000 drone users risk breaking UK law from January 1st. New rules require a free online theory test and Flyer ID for drones over 100g. Learn how to comply.
Motor Finance Scandal: FCA's £11bn Scheme Faces Backlash
The FCA's motor finance redress scheme faces fierce criticism from both banks and consumer groups. With £11bn at stake and a potential legal battle looming, find out what happens next in 2026.
Mastercard files winding up petition against Guavapay
Payments giant Mastercard has filed a winding up petition against London-based fintech Guavapay over unpaid debts, putting over 500 jobs in jeopardy. The high court hearing is set for 21 January.
ASA bans train firms' 'best price' ads
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned misleading 'best price' claims from ScotRail, Greater Anglia, and My Train Ticket. Discover what this means for UK rail passengers and fare transparency.
London Christmas bin collection dates 2025
Your complete guide to revised rubbish and recycling collection dates across all London boroughs this Christmas and New Year. Find out when to put your bins out.
11 PE-Backed Firms Fail UK Climate Disclosure Rules
A new report identifies 11 portfolio companies owned by major private equity firms as non-compliant with UK mandatory climate-related financial disclosures. Discover the firms involved and the regulatory implications.
Hounslow bin collection changes over Christmas and New Year
Hounslow Council announces revised bin collection dates over the festive period, with disruptions until January 12. Find your new collection day and details on free Christmas tree recycling.
Ryanair fined €256m by Italy for hindering ticket agents
Italy's competition authority fines Ryanair €256m for abusing its market power to limit online travel agency sales. The airline vows to appeal as it hits a record €31bn valuation.
Monster 100-tonne fatberg found in London's sewers
A colossal 100-tonne fatberg has been discovered in Whitechapel's sewers. Thames Water urges Londoners to avoid pouring festive fats and gravy down sinks to prevent costly blockages and environmental damage.
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