Education
331 School Nurseries Give the School Run a Plot Twist
A further 331 schools will build or expand nurseries, while the morning routine considers becoming almost sensible.
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High Streets Get Innovation Partnerships, Shop Units Rehearse Their Comeback
High Streets Innovation Partnerships promise town centre revival, while empty shops await their long delayed second act.
Science & Technology
Crescent Moon Map Arrives, and Britain Immediately Looks Up with a Thermos
The March crescent moon visibility map offers guidance, while Britain prepares its thermos for another negotiation with clouds.
UK Politics & Public Life
Pride In Place Expands And The Bench Gets A Vote
Forty communities join Pride in Place, while residents choose investment priorities and one bench prepares for local democracy.
Business & Economy
UK Steel Strategy Gives Girders A Five Year Plan
The UK steel strategy promises a greener, stronger industry, giving Britain’s hard working girders a document and an unusually ambitious diary.
Business & Economy
Northern Growth Strategy Meets Its Pothole Stakeholder
The Northern Growth Strategy sets out its next steps while a high street pothole prepares to claim its seat in the consultation.
Business & Economy
New Fertiliser Rules Arrive, and the Field Braces for a Better Lunch
New fertiliser rules promise innovation, resilient supplies and less pollution, while one field waits for policy to decide what is for lunch.
Science & Technology
Small Wind Turbines May Skip Planning, Leaving Sheds Feeling Underachieving
A Government proposal could let farms, schools, factories and public bodies install one small wind turbine, leaving sheds feeling obsolete.
Travel & Transport
England Gets a Land Use Framework and Every Field Joins In
England’s Land Use Framework asks every field to serve homes, nature, energy and food, with no room left for a quiet afternoon.
Culture & Entertainment
Local Media Plan Gives the Pigeon a Press Pass
A Government strategy promises up to £12 million for local media and community radio, while a pigeon seeks funding for its traffic cone reporting.
Science & Technology
Britain Enters the AI Race, Immediately Looks for the Starting Gun
The Government sets out a £2.5 billion AI and quantum plan while Britain’s office printer prepares for a role in the national technology race.
Business & Economy
Companies House WebFiling Returns After A Very Awkward Peek
Companies House WebFiling is back after a security issue, leaving company forms to pretend they never read anyone else’s paperwork.