George Palmer-Soady

2 days ago | express.co.uk | Padma Murughappun |George Palmer-Soady

The trend for old-world names is back in a big way (Image: Mirrorpix)Selecting a name for your newborn is undoubtedly one of the most momentous choices a parent can make. Whether you lean towards traditional monikers or prefer something more distinctive, the task of naming your child is far from straightforward. Over time, certain names have waxed and waned in popularity, often reflecting the zeitgeist of their peak decades. Yet, some names remain perennial favourites among UK families.

2 days ago | msn.com | George Palmer-Soady

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2 days ago | nottinghampost.com | George Palmer-Soady

Incorrectly fitted postage lockers blocking the only disabled car parking space at a Nottinghamshire shop have been moved following criticism from campaigners. On February 2, the only accessible space in the car park at One Stop, in Ruddington, was replaced by InPost lockers - used to drop off and collect parcels.

3 days ago | msn.com | George Palmer-Soady

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3 days ago | nottinghampost.com | George Palmer-Soady

Protestors in Nottingham rallied around the Brian Clough statue, near the Old Market Square, to show their support for transgender people following a recent controversial Supreme Court ruling. Placards with various messages such as 'we're not going anywhere' and 'trans rights are human rights' were held by attendees near the statue of the former Forest manager, which was wrapped in a transgender flag.