Coral Ends Long-Standing Sponsorship of Cheltenham Festival’s Coral Cup Tuesday, February 10, 2026 cheltenham coral entain horseracing sponsorship betting taxation coralcup ukgovernment The Cheltenham Festival has parted ways with its longest-standing sponsor, Coral, which has announced its withdrawal from supporting the Coral Cup. Having backed the festival since 1974, Coral originally sponsored the Coral … Read More
Tom Kerridge Contemplates Career Shift After Engaging with Government on Hospitality Challenges Monday, February 2, 2026 tomkerridge hospitality businessrates gastropubs culinarycareer michelinstars politics ukgovernment restaurantindustry careerchange Tom Kerridge has revealed that he has considered changing his career following recent discussions with Peter Kyle, Secretary of State for Business and Trade. The 52-year-old Gloucestershire-born chef, who owns four gastropubs … Read More
Government to Consult on Trail Hunting Ban, Threatening Boxing Day Hunts Monday, December 22, 2025 trailhunting boxingday foxhunting animalwelfare ukgovernment huntingban rspca countrysidealliance illegalhunting legislation Boxing Day hunts may soon become a thing of the past as the UK Government prepares to launch a consultation on banning trail hunting next year. Trail hunting, which involves laying a scent for hounds to follow rather than … Read More
King Charles’s Former Advisor Arrested in Pro-Palestine Protest in Bristol Saturday, November 29, 2025 protest arrest palestine palestineaction defendourjuries ukgovernment terrorismact kingcharles environmentalism bristol Sir Jonathon Porritt, renowned environmentalist and former advisor to King Charles, was among 31 individuals arrested this afternoon during a large-scale protest in Bristol. The demonstration, organised by Defend Our Juries, … Read More
Oldbury Likely to Miss Out on Hosting New Nuclear Reactors Amid Flooding Concerns Tuesday, November 11, 2025 oldbury wylfa nuclear smr anglesey energy economy ukgovernment decommissioning infrastructure South Gloucestershire is poised to lose its bid to host two new nuclear reactors due to concerns over potential flooding at the Oldbury site. As a result, Wylfa, located on the north coast of Anglesey, has surged ahead as the … Read More
Ecotricity's Dale Vince Faces Controversy Over Palestine Flag at Stroud HQ Friday, August 15, 2025 ecotricity palestine planning flag recognition politics dalevince stroud ukgovernment controversy Dale Vince, founder of green energy company Ecotricity, is at the center of a heated planning dispute after flying the Palestinian flag at the company’s Stroud headquarters. The controversy arises from the UK’s planning … Read More