A leading academic from the University of Bedfordshire has been appointed as Chair of the East of England Partnership for ...

Jennifer Ibrahim, the college’s dean, spoke with The Inquirer about the new building and amenities designed for public health ...

London Public Library's East London branch is now the first library in the city to be designated a "dementia friendly community supporter" ensuring the space is safe and accessible for seniors living ...

It’s home to 110,000 businesses, contributes more than £50bn in GVA to the UK economy and is globally connected. Geographically, Surrey is a great place to do business.

The winners of the Architect of the Year Awards were announced at a ceremony last night. Here is more detail about all the ...

It’s 11.30am at a totally empty Clacton Pier, and a big, fat seagull is stomping across the table by Tubby Isaac’s seafood stall. The bird has clearly eaten a lot of chips. Once a lovely seaside town, ...

Dustmen and road sweepers have gone from hero to zero in the public's eyes since the end of the COVID pandemic, new research ...

Scientists comment on the Conservative Party saying they will repeal the 2008 Climate Change Act. Prof Pete Smith FRS, Professor of Soils & Global Change, University of Aberdeen, said: ...

In its 2026 edition of its university rankings, The Times and The Sunday Times have named Durham as its University of the Year, as well as the top university across the North and North East. In the ...

Two children, two parents - and a bitter court battle. A judge has brought an end to a decade-long legal fight over the ...

SEOUL – A wave of bomb threats and mass violence hoaxes in South Korea is being driven not by extremists or organised groups, but by young adults acting out of frustration with society, according to ...