United Kingdom Society News

The Inn on the Lake in Glenridding, on the shores of Lake Ullswater, is eager to host its first ladies balcony proposal on 29th February.

People who are looking to gain more experience in areas they are passionate about should come to the second annual Volunteer Fair at the New Forest Community Centre.

While pedal power is, for most of us, an exercise for the leg muscles, there’s a newcomer on the scene that looks set to change the way we cycle. The aXcess electric bike.

British bosses are being asked to take the lead from one of the UK’s top pub chains and give their staff February 29 off to lift the country’s community spirit.

This January saw local charity funds boosted by £3000 with a further £2250 going to well-known national charities as TWI, at Abington, Cambridge gave away the money it saved by sending out its company Christmas cards electronically.

Couples will now seek amazing views when choosing venues abroad Leading destination wedding website MarryAbroad.co.uk predicts that 2012 will be the year of the vista, in terms of wedding hotspots abroad.

Merseyside’s economic fightback has received a £6.6million cash boost in an ambitious drive to create almost 1,000 new businesses over the next two years.

Official statistics released by the Office of National Statistics today show that a 21 year old graduate is just as likely to be unemployed as a 16 year old leaving school with just one GCSE. Praetorian Marketing investigates the shocking statistics.

Local authorities are facing not only financial, but legislative pressures from the Localism Bill - Without Good Strategic Governance, many Local Authorities will simply flounder. This whitepaper explores how good governance can be implemented.

A highly experienced financial expert has chosen historic Mayfield as the new base for his business.

Rhoda Wilson has been shortlisted in the Media Category of the 2012 Wise Women Awards. This honour recognises the contribution that Rhoda has made to the world of Television and The Media in the UK.

Outspoken broadcaster to solve Britain’s big problems in a series of free ‘After Dark’ style political discussion podcasts

Give Away Your Leap Day campaign is alive and kicking with bosses being asked to give their staff time off on February 29 to help a good cause.

New report into policing attitudes suggests that over half the public is supportive of police action taken at the time of last year’s riots, and over 5% more people say the police in their area are doing a good job, compared with a year previously

Compliance rules and corporate social responsibility policies can help companies and their staff re-establish ethical conduct in the workplace.

3TC - a new café and catering facility based in Whitefield - is offering a lifeline to the community’s most vulnerable people who depend on Bury Housing Concern for survival.

The Islington Chamber of Commerce and City Business Library is pleased to be hosting a special Women in Enterprise event on March 8th.

Flying Flowers has seen an influx in sales this month as many lovers prepare for Valentine’s Day. The company has launched a Valentines Day Flowers range which features a collection of beautifully arranged bouquets at prices customers can afford.

The chronic condition M.E (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, often referred to as chronic fatigue syndrome) is the subject of a new two part BBC ALBA documentary airing on 23rd and 30th January at 9pm.

Guest expert and journalist, Jason Smith considers the situation with the gay rights and says he is more worried about the silencing of homophobia, wondering what this will do, if anything to combat anti-gay prejudice in the first place

The launch of a national campaign to find a local hero to be named “Most Deserving” has highlighted the vital role unpaid carers across the country play.

David Beckham sells his Rolls Royce limited edition Drophead on eBay for £250,000 - Refined Marques are the Europe and Middle East Representatives for the sale.

Ask any person, why young people today act the way they sometimes do and you will be bombarded with an array of colourful answers.

Bolton design agency, Square Pear Design, has just completed a new website and blog for an innovative and award-winning scheme that helps vulnerable young men in Greater Manchester.

Ian Broadmore D.hyp-Psy, SQHP formerly of The Abintra Hypnotherapy Clinic, Harley Street, London has launced a new website offering Spiritual Healing for clients following his own journey into holistic healing

Pioneering work delivered by nurses at one of Scotland’s leading hospitals receives the ultimate accolade from body committed to supporting healthcare professionals.

People in south-west London are more outgoing and better at making new friends, according to research.

Treatments for cancer and dementia and access to care homes are among the areas highlighted in the NHS Atlas of Variation.

There is growing public support for a ground-breaking report paper which shows that the government misled the public on key issues surrounding welfare reform.

The Health Protection Agency (HPA) has become the latest body to support the Radon Tee World Trek campaign when UK coordinators and radon specialists, propertECO, attended the National UK Radon Forum.

New Bromley-based charity, Friends of Griffins, has received the help of local signage and display specialists, Creative FX, who have designed a new logo and promotional material for them free of charge.

The Editor of LoughboroughLife.com today announced the launch of LoughboroughLife.com forums, offering Loughborough residents the opportunity to connect with one another online.

Following this summer’s riots around Britain, the UK Government has launched a test to assess the true depth of the problem of chav’s in society, revealing that on average Bits are a staggering 62% Chav.

Famine to Freedom - a story of suffering and sacrifice is now available on DVD from Irishshopper.Co.Uk

The national trailblazer for the delivery of the Government’s New Enterprise Allowance Initiative has supported its 500th customer to launch their own business in Merseyside.

Felce & Guy, an architect firm based in Brighton & Hove, has installed a disabled lift from specialist supplier movemanSKG in a school in Chicester, Southern England.

Local Heybridge Church begins new Wednesday night meetings looking into the foundations of Christian faith.

Caerphilly County Borough Council (Caerphilly) provides a wide range of social care services into the community, with the Home Assistance Reablement Team supporting service users across a largely rural 173 square mile area.

Birmingham City Mission to use Route Optimiser to deliver Yuletide gifts to children

Finalist status at leading health awards demonstrates the growing appetite among local health professionals to meet – and exceed – the expectations of the public.

Never mind the Grinch who stole Christmas - The Salvation Army is on a mission to take it back. The organisation is busy picking up and wrapping thousands of presents – ready to deliver them to needy children all over the UK in time for Christmas.

'Tis the season to be hungry? It doesn't have to be! Support Homes In Zimbabwe (UK Registered Charity No: 1104512) this Christmas, and provide a Christmas dinner for an impoverished elderly person in Zimbabwe.

With exclusive Champagne partner Taittinger, Chelsea Riverside Bar and Terrace, at the Wyndham Grand London Chelsea Harbour, has launched its two-for-one Champagne Wednesdays* to put some fizz into the weekday.

2011 Award entries demonstrate a growing appetite among health professionals to meet – and exceed – patient expectations.

Drivers' group questions the involvement of Royalty in the promotion of the prosecution of perfectly safe drivers & awards to groups who promote flawed road safety profiteering at the expense of drivers.

Moorland Plastics, a supported employment facility has recently moved to new premises on the outskirts of Barnsley, South Yorkshire, increasing its ability to provide provisions to reduce NEET numbers in the area.

According to UK Ministry of Justice figures, more than 98,000 children were involved in new family court applications in the past year, but with previous government statistics lacking confidence, this is probably in the 100,000+ range.

A small but significant piece of history was made this week when Swansea admitted its first women hereditary freemen.

Capita’s half day briefing - 'Evidencing Outcomes of Early Interventions' is taking place on Monday 27th February 2012 in Central London

The Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex is now accepting applications for the MA course in Science, Society and Development commencing October 2012.