Councillors will not give permission for the building of a film set in Windsor to shoot hit Netflix series Bridgerton. Bridgerton first aired last Christmas and immediately met with positive reviews. The television program, inspired by Julia Quinn’s bestselling novels, is Netflix’s most watched show.… Read More »Bridgerton Film Set Refused by Councillors in Windsor
It is a question FRIENDS fans have been asking for over 16 years, since the ultimate finale played to 51.1 million people in May 2004. Now, as the trailer is released, we are finally getting the answers. Previous entries on our blog show that the… Read More »Where would the FRIENDS characters be now? Stars reveal all
The government announced plans for major changes to UK railways by bringing them under unified state control. This is the biggest shake up to rail services since privatisation in the mid 1990s. The plan is to create a new state owned body, Great British Railways… Read More »Big Shake Up to UK Railways Promises Better Services
A french appeal court has ruled that victims of the PIP breast implant scandal will receive compensation going forward. The case involves over 2,500 victims who are suffering ill health following the insertion of the implants. It has also upheld the negligent sentence given to… Read More »Compensation given to PIP breast implant victims
His Royal Highness Prince William has received his first dose of the Covid 19 vaccination. Sharing an image on Twitter, he thanked all the staff working on the vaccine rollout. Prince William became eligible for the jab this week, following the UK wide rollout to… Read More »Prince William receives his first Covid 19 vaccine.
The annual UK inflation rate more than doubled in April this year. Prices were driven higher by rising energy and clothing costs. Petrol prices were also pushed up by higher oil costs. Inflation climbed as lockdown restrictions eased on 12 April and shops reopened. The… Read More »UK Inflation Rate more than Doubles
The Eurovision Song Contest will air on Saturday evening 22 May. Last year’s competition had to be cancelled due to complications presented by the coronavirus pandemic. But officials are determined that this year’s event will happen, and have contingency plans in place. This year’s Eurovision… Read More »Eurovision Song Contest: The show will go on
The government say that people should make up their own minds whether or not to travel for holidays to countries on the amber list. There is a lot of confusion on the subject of travel, and advice surrounding the issue. Following the Covid-19 guidelines is… Read More »Should you Travel to Amber List Countries?
Global superstar Demi Lovato has told fans that they are non binary. Furthermore, they want to be referred to using the they/them pronouns. Making the announcement on Twitter, Demi is “happy to share more” of their life with fans. Continuing, they announced, they are “proud… Read More »Demi Lovato changes pronouns, announces they are non binary
A new scheme by the Government will pay the older generation of farmers to retire. The scheme hopes to allow the younger, greener generation to take over. The new movement is an ongoing project to help farmers nearing retirement age. Environment Secretary George Eustice believes… Read More »Time to moo-ve on? Farmers will be paid to retire