MP slams TESCO after supermarket giant says British Lamb "isn't in season"!
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has slammed supermarket giant Tesco today after the company claimed that British lamb is 'not in season' at the moment.
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has slammed supermarket giant Tesco today after the company claimed that British lamb is 'not in season' at the moment.
All scrap metal dealers will need to apply to their local council for a licence to operate, under new rules which come into effect yesterday (1 October).
A disabled man has won a legal ruling against a bus company over its wheelchair policy. Doug Paulley from Wetherby, West Yorkshire, took First Bus Group to court after he was told he could not get on a bus because a pushchair user refused to give up the space. A judge at Leeds County Court ruled the "first come first served" policy was unlawful discrimination in breach of the Equality Act 2010. First said it was "disappointed".
A disabled woman from Glasgow has won a ruling that changes to housing benefit breached her human rights. The woman and her husband had the benefit for their two bedroom home cut by 14% under new under-occupancy rules. A tribunal has now ruled both "require a bedroom each" and that their flat is "fully occupied" and the decision to cut benefit breached her human rights.
Children as young as seven should be tested in school for their mental health, a Cambridge academic has said. In an article for the British Medical Journal, Simon Nicholas Williams argues that screening pupils at that age would mean problems could be diagnosed and treated earlier. Heads say it is an "interesting idea".
South Lakes MP Tim Farron has called on local practices to bid for newly available funds to help open seven days a week and offer services to patients outside of normal hours.