Restaurants
The Finsley Gate Wharf in Burnley's Weaver's Triangle has been granted planning permission for an upgrade, which includes a new extension at the rear of the restaurant/bar for a new beer store, dry store, walk-in fridge, freezer, and staff facilities. The extension will also involve
Restaurants
A family-run restaurant in York that has been serving customers for over 20 years has been shortlisted for a prestigious award. Jaipur Spice, in Haxby Road, was founded in 1998 and has received multiple curry and catering awards over the years. The restaurant aims to add to its accolades after
Restaurants
Muffin Break has expanded its presence in the UK by launching a new 1,500 sq ft café in Crawley's County Mall Shopping Centre. The opening of this new location is part of the company's ongoing investment in UK high streets, aiming to create vibrant community
Restaurants
Nelson's town centre is struggling to match the vibrancy of nearby Colne, which has been "revitalised" with new cafés, theatres, and a night-time scene. However, Nelson's gastronomic landscape is dominated by takeaways, with some residents suggesting a "curry mile" could be developed
Restaurants
Every second Thursday of the month, a Parkinson's Pals café is held at Bushey House Beaumont care home, where guests can meet people living with Parkinson's or supporting someone with the disease. The event is free, and attendees can pick up informational booklets and leaflets, meet
European Union
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the European Union, with over 1.7 million people dying from it in 2022, accounting for one-third of all deaths that year. Moreover, key environmental factors, such as air pollution, extreme temperatures, and exposure to harmful chemicals, are estimated to cause
European Union
The 4th meeting of the EU-Armenia Joint Research and Innovation (R&I) Committee, co-chaired by Artur Martirosyan and Carole Mancel-Blanchard, took place in Yerevan, Armenia, on 23 October 2025. The meeting focused on the EU-Armenia Partnership Agenda, Armenia's reform process to strengthen R&I capacity, and
European Union
African countries are central to the global demand for critical minerals, such as lithium, cobalt, and rare earth elements, essential for modern technologies ranging from electronics to renewable energy. The production and supply of these minerals is largely concentrated in the Global South, with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
European Union
A deadly election-related crackdown in Tanzania has claimed the lives of over 500 people, with widespread reports of violence, internet shutdown, and state brutality. The European Union and the main opposition party, Chadema, have condemned the actions, calling for an independent international investigation and maximum restraint from authorities to preserve
European Union
European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration, Magnus Brunner, has stated that the migration route through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has become the most attractive for those attempting to enter the European Union illegally, making border security a top priority. Brunner's visit to BiH last week for the
European Union
The European Union's (EU) Commission has delayed introducing new animal welfare measures for its member states, citing concerns about jeopardizing the EU-Mercosur trade agreement. This decision has disappointed many animal welfare advocates, who had been expecting new standards on farming practices such as slaughter, labelling, and animal housing.
Physicians
Dr Anil Golhar, a renowned orthopaedic surgeon, was recently felicitated for his 35 years of dedicated medical service. The ceremony, organised by the Saket Foundation, was held in recognition of his receipt of the prestigious 'Sushrut Award' from the Hindu Research Foundation and Kusumai Publications on October 5.
