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The incident occurred in November 2022 and left a scene of chaos
PCs Andrew Clarke, Paul Ennis, Andrew Lavanchy and a fourth officer, who cannot be named, have all been awarded Royal Humane Society Certificates of Commendation for their work to try a…
The Archbishop of Canterbury was convicted of speeding just days after the coronation of the King.
Justin Welby, 67, was caught exceeding the limit in the Kennington borough of Lambeth last year.
Speed cameras captured him driving 25mph in a 20mph zone…
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) – A local food truck owner is pleading to the community to help him find his stolen food trailer.
Drew Reece owns Battle Axe’s Feast food truck.
Reece said he’s poured his life into his business and all he wants is to get cookin…
A woman who had worked at nurseries and suffered four miscarriages as she tried for a baby[1] was found dead by her husband, an inquest[2] heard.
Recruitment consultant Jemma Zoezee, of Cae Ddol, Abergele, died at her home opposite Gwrych Castle in Con…
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FreightWaves explores the archives of American Shipper’s nearly 70-year-old collection of shipping and maritime publications to show…
As fleet managers battle with ongoing vehicle supply shortages, rising costs and a pressure to electrify their vehicles, these and some of the other key industry challenges they face day-to-day were brought to light at a recent Fleet News round table….
Get ready for getaway chaos: Britons battle busy roads and airports at start of May bank holiday while rail passengers face train disruption due to engineering works – with next three days set to be BUSIER than King’s coronation weekendBy Mark Duell fo…
Law and financial services remain “elitist industries”, with more than half of employers only hiring from eight top universities, according to a report.
A survey of 1,600 hiring managers from leading UK industries found 41 per cent of law firms, and a …
A 93-year-old retired squadron leader, who took part in the flypast during Elizabeth II’s Coronation, watched on from a Lincolnshire RAF base[1] as aircraft practiced in the skies above. Helicopters and planes, including an iconic Lancaster[2] bomber, …
Despite opposition from thousands of truck drivers, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration appears poised to unveil a proposal that would require speed limiters on most commercial motor vehicles.
Last year, FMCSA issued an advance notice of su…