Stormont energy plan 'will create jobs and lower bills' - BBC News
One third of the actions in NI's first energy plan aim to replace fossil fuels with renewables.
Man who lost £150,000 in cryptocurrency scam by woman he thought he was in a relationship with | Daily Mail Online - Daily Mail
Tom, who is in his 30s and using a pseudonym to protect his real identity, was the victim of an elaborate cryptocurrency scam that started through a dating app and conned him out of his life savings.
Superdry warns prices to rise as it axes shop discounts - BBC News
The chain says rising costs will mean higher prices, but social media influencers have boosted its sales.
Cauliflower harvest: 500,000 surplus after Christmas delay - BBC News
Mild weather meant some cauliflowers grown in Lincolnshire flowered too late for Christmas dinner.
Robinsons brewery to move from historic Stockport town centre home after nearly 200 years - Manchester Evening News
The £12m project, expected to be completed by 2025, includes the installation of a new brewhouse together with purpose-built office accommodation.
Crossrail: high-risk security breach as first 'customer' rides train - Construction News
The operator of Crossrail trains declared a “high-risk security breach” after a member of the public was able to ride a service across London, despite
Banks to return to the office as restrictions axed - BBC News
Standard Chartered and HSBC ask staff to come back as business groups welcome end of home working.
Primark to cut 400 store management jobs - BBC News
The retailer saw sales fall as the spread of Omicron cut the number of visitors to its shops.
Tesco 'secret sale' where bargains scanning at 4p - Nottinghamshire Live
Customers say they are saving hundreds
Crossrail confirms Bond Street will miss the Elizabeth line opening - IanVisits
The Crossrail board has confirmed that Bond Street station will not be able to open at the same time as the rest of the Elizabeth line, which is currently officially still
Huge concrete viaducts 'to blight east Manchester' in cut-price Piccadilly rail plans - Manchester Evening News
Government wants to build a high-speed station at Piccadilly above ground to save money. But local leaders say that would mean ‘severing’ communities, cost thousands of potential new jobs and would be incapable of expanding in the future
