Shoppers are turning their attention to mental health campaigns as Bipolar UK pushes a clear message: maybe it’s bipolar. The charity warns that around one million people in the UK could be living with bipolar disorder and many are undiagnosed, with diagnosis taking an average of nine-and-a-half years , a…

Shoppers are turning to practical answers as schools, parents and politicians spar over whether to ban mobile phones in classrooms. Private school leaders say Labour should resist an outright ban, arguing policies must suit local communities, while ministers press for tighter controls to protect pupil wellbeing and behaviour. Local nuance…

Shoppers? No , communities are turning to a new plan. Ministers have unveiled England’s first Men’s Health Strategy, promising targeted support for men in ex‑mining and industrial towns, with a £1 million boost to spot and treat respiratory illness where it matters most. Targeted cash injection: £1 million added to…

Shoppers are waking up to worrying figures as lung problems drive a surge in emergency NHS admissions this winter, leaving hospitals at risk of being overwhelmed. Patients, clinicians and Asthma and Lung UK say patchy routine care and higher viral activity have combined to create repeat A&E visits and dangerous…

Shoppers and commuters are celebrating after Barnet Council scrapped plans for a controversial Finchley bus lane, but questions remain about who pays and why the reversal happened. Residents say the U‑turn matters for traffic, parking and neighbourhood life , and many want clarity on the cash already set aside for…

Shoppers of financial data and market-watchers are tracking a legal twist in London after the Financial Conduct Authority asked a court to lift the suspension on the UK’s bond consolidated tape award. The move could restart plans to stream all UK bond trading data into one feed, a potentially big…

Shoppers, commuters and first-time buyers are watching new planning changes that mean a “default yes” for housing within a 15-minute walk of well‑connected train and tram stations. Owners, councils and developers in England are braced for faster decisions, fewer formal consultees and fresh powers for ministers , all aimed at…

Shoppers and residents are spotting bold new sketches from Camden Council that show how the Holborn Liveable Neighbourhood could be reshaped into a greener, calmer and more people-friendly quarter. The plans, drawn up with Transport for London, aim to cut pollution, add trees and make walking and cycling safer ,…

Shoppers and commuters are bracing as London prepares for a sharp temperature drop and the first real taste of snow this season. Our guide pinpoints where wintry showers are most likely to hit, explains what to expect, and offers simple tips to keep you and your journey safe during the…

Shoppers and commuters are already testing a new kind of on‑board internet as Great Western Railway trials Formula One–inspired tech that switches between 5G masts and low‑orbit satellites, promising near‑seamless, superfast wifi. For now it’s on a single intercity train, but if successful this affordable, high‑speed approach could spread across…

Shoppers of policymaking and developers alike are watching closely as ministers and the Mayor unveil emergency measures to kick-start London housebuilding, a move aimed at reversing record lows in starts and completions and easing pressure on rents and mortgages across the capital. Fast-track option: Developers can use a time-limited fast-track…

Shoppers are discovering cosy, lesser-known Christmas markets across the UK that serve up charm without the crush. From cathedral-close chalets to Victorian fayres and spa-town sparkle, these underrated markets are easier to explore, often more affordable, and full of local craft and seasonal treats worth the short trip. Intimate atmosphere:…