Marie Carter-Robb

2 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

As FIFA celebrates World Football Week, promoting unity and the spirit of the game, a grim reality is playing out in one of its future host nations. Morocco, set to co-host the 2030 World Cup and the Under-17 Women’s World Cup this October, is reportedly undertaking a mass culling of street dogs – many of which are vaccinated and sterilised community animals. This campaign, allegedly aimed at “cleaning up” cities ahead of the tournaments, has drawn international condemnation.

2 weeks ago | northernengineer.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

As the UK government unveils sweeping reforms to its immigration system under the new White Paper Restoring Control over the Immigration System, engineering businesses across the North of England face fresh uncertainty. With a national STEM skills gap already nearing crisis levels and regional salaries often falling below national averages, the proposed restrictions on visa eligibility, salary thresholds, and English language requirements are likely to hit northern firms especially hard.

2 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

By Mark Gill, CEO of PetasureIn our previous articles, we’ve explored why microchips aren’t enough on their own, how Petasure’s technology is built to bridge the gaps – and what you can do to reduce the risk of your pet being stolen. But how does Petasure compare to traditional microchipping in the real world? To find out, we asked a group of our first free trial users to give us their honest feedback across key comparison points.

2 weeks ago | northernengineer.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

BEL Valves, the Newcastle-upon-Tyne-based manufacturer renowned for high-integrity valves and actuation systems for oil and gas installations, has launched a dedicated Hydrogen and Carbon Capture department. The move positions BEL Valves at the forefront of the global clean energy transition, adapting its world-leading technologies to meet the demands of emerging low-carbon sectors.

3 weeks ago | petsmag.co.uk | Marie Carter-Robb

A man has been charged following the shocking discovery of the remains of 37 dogs at a property in Crays Hill, Billericay, prompting renewed calls for urgent regulation of animal rescues in the UK. Essex Police confirmed that two men were arrested on Tuesday 13 May following a joint visit with the RSPCA and Basildon Council, which led to the uncovering of the remains and the seizure of a number of live dogs to ensure their safety.