World News Connectz

Birmingham council home boost fails to offset critics 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/22/2026
A resident of a property on the freshly refurbished Bromford estate in Hodge Hill informed the meeting she had struggled to heat her home in the past. After upgrades, she said she enjoyed a “cosy” and safer home. She said: “I’ve lived in my home for almost 19 years, but the heating issues meant I’d
READ MORE
Anlaby Road gas repairs causing ‘real issue’, say Hull councillors 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/22/2026
In its response, NGN said it understood the “the frustration caused by the congestion and the impact on daily routines”. It added: “We sincerely apologise for the disruption and appreciate the patience and understanding shown by the community during these essential gas main replacement works. “The closure and all associated traffic management arrangements have been
READ MORE
Government may intensify action at Tower Hamlets Council 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/21/2026
However, he said the council was not “sufficiently mindful of, or able to assess its own position”, adding that he was concerned the authority had “not understood the severity of its situation”. Reed referred to reports by the council’s external auditor, Ernst & Young, in December, which identified 10 “significant” weaknesses in how the authority
READ MORE
Men from Sale and Rochdale arrested in illegal waste dumping probe 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/21/2026
Two men have been arrested in connection with the illegal dumping of waste across England. The men, aged 44 and 49 and from Sale and Rochdale, were arrested after a raid by Greater Manchester Police and Environment Agency officers on Tuesday. The suspects were released after interview pending further enquiries, the Environment Agency said. “These
READ MORE
Ceredigion County Council Supports National Smartphone Free Childhood Movement 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/20/2026
Ceredigion County Council, working closely with schools and families across the county, is pleased to announce its support for the national Smartphone Free Childhood movement, an initiative that promotes a childhood rooted in freedom, play, and meaningful face-to-face connection. About the Initiative The movement encourages parents and carers to delay giving children a smartphone until
READ MORE
Utility bill support available through Warwickshire Local Welfare Scheme 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/20/2026
A scheme providing financial assistance to help those who may be struggling with their utility bills this winter is now available for a time limited period. The Warwickshire Local Welfare Scheme is distributing funding from the Department for Work and Pensions’ Household Support Fund providing a one-off voucher payment to meet an immediate need and help those who are
READ MORE
European Update | The Oireachtas National Parliament Office for the European Union – 19 Jan 2026, 10.00 – Houses of the Oireachtas 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/19/2026
This week, MEPs will discuss the EU’s response to President Trump’s claims on Greenland. MEPs and EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas will take part in a debate recent events in Iran, as well as the situation in Venezuela following the abduction of Nicolás Maduro and the need to ensure a peaceful democratic transition. On
READ MORE

RAF Typhoon fleet strengthened in £205 million boost for British jobs 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/19/2026
The Typhoon is the RAF’s primary fighter jet, with the aircraft protecting the UK’s skies around the clock, as well as deploying on operations worldwide. Continuing to upgrade Typhoons was a commitment in the Strategic Defence Review, forming part of the … Source link
READ MORE
NHS England — South West » What people can do to beat the “winter blues”0
- World News Connectz
- 01/16/2026
Winter blues are a “real thing” but there are things people can do to help, the NHS is advising. Festive season debt, cold weather and darkness can leave people feeling more stressed and less happy in January and February. Top tips to improve mood include reaching out to friends and family, walking outside, eating well,
READ MORE
Service to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day 2026 – Latest News – News Updates 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/16/2026
Published: Fri 16th January, 2026 An annual service to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day will take place at the bandstand in Queen’s Park in Loughborough. The event, organised by the Loughborough Council of Faiths, will take place on Tuesday, 27 January at 12.30pm. The Mayor of Charnwood, Cllr David Northage, will read a statement of commitment.
READ MORE
Rogue roofer avoids jail for defrauding pensioners 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/15/2026
A roofer who defrauded two elderly women out of tens of thousands of pounds, leaving one destitute, has been spared jail. Tony Lloyd, 24, of Ely, Cambridgeshire, was due to complete minor repairs for two victims, but instead told both they needed complete refurbishments. Chartered surveyors found not only was the work on both properties
READ MORE
Dorset Council encourages schools to ban smart phones 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/14/2026
Children’s services councillor Clare Sutton said: “Phones can be great tools for adults but in school they’re often a distraction and a source of harm. “A clear, consistent approach makes classrooms calmer and learning stronger, and it gives children space to socialise face-to-face. “We’ll back schools to implement phone-free days and we’ll help families with
READ MORE
Teaching unions accept 4% pay rise 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/14/2026
Robbie MeredithEducation and arts correspondent, BBC News NI Getty Images For most teachers, a 4% increase will see their pay rise by between £1,000 – £2,000 a year The unions representing teachers in Northern Ireland have accepted a pay rise of 4% for 2025-26. The pay rise will be backdated to 1 September 2025. For
READ MORE
Oxfordshire County Council introduces waste recycling centres bookings 0
- World News Connectz
- 01/13/2026
The authority said booking systems had already been successfully introduced in many other parts of the country, including Swindon, Suffolk and Kent for several years. The council said it had received “strong feedback” about how it can improve the service after consulting other authorities. It said the system would also “save council taxpayers’ money by
READ MORE

Browse Or Get connectz To The Latest Global with News And Viral Trends Of The World And The Wide Web