Nominate your favorite Somerset independent businesses for the Muddy Stilettos Awards! Categories includes food, yoga, and more. Muddy Stilettos Asks You To Nominate Somerset’s Best Businesses The Muddy Stilettos Awards are happening again. This is their twelfth year celebrating local businesses and they want you to nominate your Somerset favorites. These awards focus on independent…
Council tax rises 3.11% as some call for free parking to boost local businesses and mitigate the tax increase’s impact. Free Parking Hour Urged as Huntingdonshire Tax Increase Agreed Some council members wanted free parking for an hour. This would help local shops, they said. Others claimed their plans cut essential services. The council held…
Locals are angry because the council didn’t fund public toilets for Portobello. This is frustrating residents and businesses. Locals are angry because the council didn’t fund public toilets for Portobello. This is frustrating residents and businesses. Edinburgh Faces Toilet Troubles as Funding Fails Before Summer Rush Edinburgh Faces Toilet Troubles as Funding Fails Before Summer…
Aigburth Road in Liverpool sees a surge in new businesses and community support, boosting local economy and resident satisfaction. Liverpools Aigburth Road Thriving With New Shops And Loyal Customers Aigburth Road in Liverpool has many shops. Despite bad weather, businesses are doing well, and the area changed a lot recently with new, unique shops opening.…
Council voices concerns about a two-year closure of Oxford Road Station. Impact on passengers, businesses, and construction worries are key. Manchester Council Concerns over Oxford Road Station Closure Plan Oxford Road station is a very busy place. A project might close it. This closure could last for two years. Council members warn of trouble. Passengers…
RCT projects to benefit from almost £20m in UK Government funding for town improvements and community support. Rhondda Cynon Taf Projects Benefit From Nearly £20M Government Funding Rhondda Cynon Taf could get almost £20m next year. This money will fund town improvements and help the community. The UK Shared Prosperity Fund is providing the cash.…
Keep It Local store returns to Potteries Centre supporting local businesses after a successful pop up. Keep It Local Reopens in Potteries Centre After Festive Success The Keep It Local store is back. It’s located on Level 5 of The Potteries Centre. This store had a very popular pop-up shop last year. The store is…