Andrew Davies

1 month ago | gbnews.com | Andrew Davies

The Labour’s Welsh Government’s record of being miserable, killjoy bores stands up there with the stiffest competition in the democratic world. If it’s fun, they want to ban it, if it’s profitable, they want to tax it, and if it’s English, they’d probably like to do both at the same time. So, it’s no surprise to regular readers of this column that they’re bringing forward a new tax. Their new tourism tax will apply to people who come to visit Wales overnight.

1 month ago | derbyshiretimes.co.uk | Andrew Davies

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visit Shots! nowA Derbyshire man has won the ultimate prize - a supercar and cash bonus worth a combined £258,000 - in an online competition. Srinivasa Prasad, from Derby, scooped the Lamborghini Urus SE worth £208,000 alongside a £50,000 prize in BOTB’s weekly Dream Car Competition. “I’m feeling great, but still in shock,” Srinivasa said.

1 month ago | kbbreview.com | Andrew Davies

Listen now using the player above, or go straight to this episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube below. Welcome to The kbbreview Podcast, this is Episode Six of Season 14 and your host is managing editor Andy Davies. Today we’re looking at an area that gets to the heart of what good design is all about.

1 month ago | shropshirestar.com | Andrew Davies

The scheme, launched by Wrekin College, is designed to foster a thriving network of professionals, providing opportunities for collaboration, mentorship and growth within the Wrekin community. As part of this initiative, Wrekin College hosted its first Business Breakfast Networking Event on Tuesday, 25 March at the Business School.

1 month ago | gbnews.com | Andrew Davies

In politics, we often talk about elites. When it comes to Westminster politics, we talk about the metropolitan elite, who enjoy dinner parties at their homes in North London and share the same worldview. They club together to form an ideological cartel that sneers at the concerns of people in post-industrial Britain. They populate the media, politics, the civil service and cultural institutions as well.