Bizarre items left at Suffolk Travelodge hotels in 2021 - Ipswich Star
A new Mercedes car, a Vera Wang wedding dress and first-class flight tickets to Los Angeles were among the unusual items left behind at...
London Tube strike threat increases after union members vote in protest at job cuts - Evening Standard
Further blow to TfL as finance chief becomes the latest to depart
Morrisons under fire for scrapping 'use by' dates on milk to reduce waste | York Press - York Press
The store is one of the ‘big six’ supermarkets in the UK alongside Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Lidl.
Thousands show their support for bus driver 'sacked for being too short' - Manchester Evening News
A protest is planned on Tuesday as Tracey Scholes launches her final appeal against Go North West's decision
Pfizer CEO announces Omicron vaccine to be ready in March - The Independent
Company is ‘already starting manufacturing some of these quantities at risk,’ top boss says
Tyrone-based McAleer and Rushe secures £42m student accommodation contract - Belfast Telegraph
NI construction firm McAleer and Rushe has won a £42m student accommodation contract in Norwich.
GTA Publisher Acquires Mobile Giant Zynga for $12.7 Billion - Push Square
To help company's mobile efforts
Citroen, Peugeot and Vauxhall axe combustion engines from MPV models - This is Money
The three brands have today confirmed that MPV models will be sold exclusively with electric powertrains with immediate effect.
Merseyrail slash train services across network amid soaring staff absences - Liverpool Echo
The train operator will be running a reduced timetable "until further notice"
Jaguar Land Rover should be 'ashamed' for sacking devoted worker - readers - Birmingham Live
Huge support for former Solihull worker Brian Fox who won £250k for unfair dismissal
Transport for London hikes fines for breaking rules on London's busiest roads to £160 - Daily Mail
From Monday, January 17, fines for drivers who break rules along London's no-stopping 'red routes' will rise from £130 to £160. Transport for London claims it will 'reduce road danger and disruption'.
Cambridge South railway station biodiversity scrutinised - BBC News
Network Rail is being asked for more detail about a city's third railway station.
