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Family’s Disneyland trip cancelled as Swindon’s Windmill Travel club stops…
Mr Mead's family, from Swindon, are big Disney fans and said they were "hugely looking forward" to going on all the rides and seeing all the characters."We were
Forest Row: UK’s first Waldorf school marks its 100th birthday
"It's all natural materials, we don't have technology, we've got traditional blackboards", said acting principal Emmeline Hawker. "It's all about human interact
Plymouth freeport boss still confident of 3,500 jobs pledge
Mr May said in response: "It's a long game... this is a 25-year programme and, during that time, we still expect to get the 3,500 high-value technical jobs with
British and Irish Lions Recollections: Alex Cuthbert on going from…
"Alex Cuthbert! Can there be a better feeling than that for the young man? Bold and powerful again, and for Lions supporters, beau
Italy holidaymakers warned of red zone around iconic landmark after…
The Italian city of Pisa, famed for its Leaning Tower, has declared a 'red zone' in a bid to combat soaring crime rates. The Provincial Committee for Public Ord
Wage growth and jobless rate rising, official figures show
There has been a surge in the pace of wage growth but a rise in the jobless rate following a big drop in the number of payrolled employees, accord
UK’s economy poised between growth and disruption, argues RSM expert
Tom Pugh, RSM UK’s economist, explains to Consultancy.UK that the British economy is poised to surge, fuelled
UK government poised to allow expansion at three London airports
The UK government is set to give approval for expansion at three London airports, including the controversial third runway at Heathrow, according to reports in
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio warns of UK ‘debt death spiral’
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder
