Manchester United loanee Jadon Sancho has continued his improving form with a brilliant goal in the Champions League. Jadon Sancho has truly returned to his former glory, with two goals in his last two games. This sees him looking confident and enjoyin…
Councillor Alexandra Kemp expresses disappointment after no Community Infrastructure Levy funding awarded to help footpath and ferry in King’s Lynn
A councillor has expressed her disappointment after funding was not allocated to improve a town’s footpath and ferry service. Alexandra Kemp, a borough councillor for the South and West Lynn ward and leader of the newly formed Progressive Group, is fru…
King’s Lynn residents invited to have their say about town for Art in the Streets project
If you’re in town on any Saturday throughout March, you’ll be able to contribute to art displays that will be displayed in Lynn. Discover King’s Lynn will be taking to the streets to ask people what they love about Lynn, these words will feature in dis…
‘I love animals’: East Winch man Andrew Chapman hits back at claims development would have harmed peacocks
A man whose plans to build a new chalet dwelling were turned down has hit back at claims the work would have harmed a group of peacocks. Andrew Chapman wanted to construct the two-bed dwelling on grassland near his current property on Lynn Road, East W…
Inspector Tim Cuthbert from Nottinghamshire Police advises residents of recent developments regarding crime and anti-social behaviour
A police leader has addressed the community about some recent developments including the Crime and Anti-social behaviour Summit that occurred in Bingham last month. “I attended the Crime and Anti-social behaviour Summit in Bingham in February, which wa…
Square Mile and Me: UK Export Finance CEO Tim Reid on The Wolseley, biochemistry and the thrill of the deal
By City AM reporter Each week we ask a City figure to take a trip down memory lane. Today, Tim Reid, CEO at UK Export Finance, talks us through his career – and his favourite City spots. What was your first job?My first ever job was delivering newspape…
Open access: The quiet revolution that might just fix Britain’s broken railways
By Guy Taylor Open access trains won’t only get train nerds excited if they bring real competition to monopoly providers, writes Guy Taylor A little-known means of operating train services is offering a fresh approach to solving British rail’s ongoing …
More than £80m spent on remote working kit for ‘couch potato’ HMRC staff
By Jess Jones HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) spent more than £82m on remote working devices for its workers, City A.M. can reveal. The taxman purchased over 175,000 laptops, tablet computers, phones, and desktops at a total cost of £82,609,759 over the …
When will Liontrust stop trying to buy companies?
By Elliot Gulliver-Needham Liontrust has a problem – they can’t stop trying to buy companies. Majedie Asset Management, Neptune Investment Management, the infamous failed takeover of GAM – and now Artemis. Reports came out from the FT this week that Li…
Anne Boden: ‘Things haven’t got much better for women in tech in 40 years’
By Charlie Conchie As recently as April last year, it was hard to imagine a Starling Bank without Anne Boden. The Swansea-born banker built a reputation as one of Britain’s most formidable entrepreneurs at the top of the fintech she founded in 2014. Sh…