Robert Rowlands

Coventry

Head of Content at Coventry Live

Journalist. Currently writing Generation Aphex, a book on UK electronic music in the 1990s (and I may need your help).

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Water boss warns millions could face hosepipe ban this summer

2 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Robert Rowlands
Very determined Ryanair passengers could save money when making typos

2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Robert Rowlands

Ryanair passengers can be hit with a £115 name change fee - but it turns out there's a very unusual 'hack' that could actually save you money if you're willing to go to considerable lengthsHoliday-goers are being alerted to a weird 'hack' that could potentially save them £65 if they need to change their name. It's not rare for travellers to accidentally misspell their name when booking a flight ticket. The error can be as minor as missing out a letter or unintentionally adding an extra one.
Specific fruit every day can lower your risk of dementia by almost a third

2 days ago | the-express.com | Fiona Callingham |Robert Rowlands

Tucking into one delicious food every day could potentially reduce your risk of a severe health issue by up to 28 per cent, research suggests. A study has indicated that a particular fruit may significantly decrease your likelihood of developing dementia. The condition is a syndrome characterized by a continuous decline in brain function, with symptoms ranging from memory loss and behavioral changes to mobility problems.
Store bread with common kitchen vegetable to 'keep it fresh for up to three weeks'

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Robert Rowlands

Waste management specialists have shared four simple steps that can help you keep bread fresher for longer, potentially saving you money and reducing food wasteNearly 11 million loaves of bread are sold daily in the UK, but many end up thrown away due to mould and going stale. Waste management specialists have shared four tips to keep your bread fresher for longer, which could save money and cut down on food waste.
'Every single driver' warned as your tyres may be from a scrapyard

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Robert Rowlands

Auto Express has written to Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander and Business and Trade Secretary Jonathan Reynolds, calling for "an immediate review of the regulations around the sale of part-worn tyres"Car safety specialists are calling for legal reforms after discovering that UK drivers are using part-worn tyres sourced from scrapyards in Northern Europe.
Lloyds Bank fatal stabbing leaves family 'devastated' at death of restaurant owner

1 week ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Robert Rowlands |Zena Hawley

The stabbing in the UK happened at a Lloyds Bank branch in the middle of the day, police saidA man stabbed to death in a city centre Lloyds Bank branch has been named locally. Gurvinder Singh Johal - known to friends as Danny - died after the incident at Lloyd's Bank on St Peter's Street in Derby. Gurvinder was the owner of a Derby restaurant, DerbyshireLive reports. He owned and ran the Hen and Chickens Bar and Grill restaurant in Shelton Lock.
UK Foreign Office warns Belgium tourists of risk of 'delays and disruption'

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fiona Callingham |Robert Rowlands

The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has updated its advice for Brits travelling to Belgium, warning them of potential delays and disruptionsBrits planning a trip to Belgium are being urged by the UK Foreign Office to stay alert due to potential travel disruption. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has updated its advice on April 30, highlighting that strikes are a persistent problem in the country.
Three ways to protect your nose and lower the risk of Alzheimer's

2 weeks ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Robert Rowlands
'Eunuch maker' used human testicles in salad and froze own leg to need amputation

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Robert Rowlands

A man cooked human testicles to eat in a salad. Marius Gustavson, the leader of an extreme body modification ring, also had his penis removed with a kitchen knife. He was jailed for life with a minimum term of 22 years last year for his role in the enterprise. The ring carried out male castration, penis removal and other procedures on people as young as 16. His case has re-emerged at court after he lost a challenge against his sentence at the Court of Appeal.
New EU travel rules by October as UK tourists face long delays

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Neil Shaw |Robert Rowlands

The European Union has voted to roll out new travel rules that will see long delays for UK holidaymakers heading to countries including France, Spain, Greece, Italy and PortugalThe European Union has decided to implement new travel regulations that are set to cause significant delays for UK holidaymakers visiting popular destinations such as France, Spain, Greece, Italy, and Portugal.

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