Signs Your Child Might Be Autistic and How to Help Them Thrive – Insights from a Birmingham Expert Tuesday, February 10, 2026 autism parenting childdevelopment neurodiversity therapy mentalhealth communication socialskills birmingham support Are you wondering if your child might be autistic? Laura Gwilt, a Child and Adolescent Therapist based at Swift Psychology in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter, has extensive experience working with autistic children and young … Read More
Asda Implements Nationwide Overhaul Following £500,000 Fine for Selling Expired Food Tuesday, February 10, 2026 asda foodsafety expiredfood fine supermarkets barnsley compliance customersafety datechecking retraining Asda has introduced a significant operational change across all its supermarkets following a £507,767 fine related to the sale of out-of-date food. The fine was imposed after an investigation found expired products being sold … Read More
Two Popular Lunch Snacks Recalled Across UK Amid Safety Concerns Tuesday, February 10, 2026 recall food safety sushi tanpopo fsa mislabeled supermarket refund warning Two beloved lunch snacks have been urgently recalled from UK supermarket shelves after misprints on their labels rendered them unsafe for consumption. Wholesale Japanese food supplier Tanpopo has issued the recall for two of … Read More
Major UK Festival Cancelled for 2026 Amid Organisational Challenges, Promises Return in 2027 Tuesday, February 10, 2026 caister festival norfolk cancellation organisers committee music community events 2027 The popular Caister Festival, a cherished seaside event on the Norfolk coast that draws over 8,000 visitors annually, has been cancelled for 2026. The organisers announced the cancellation on Friday, citing an ongoing … Read More
West Midlands Planners Consider Residential Development on Cherished Green Space Near Hazardous Road Tuesday, February 10, 2026 westmidlands sandwell residentialdevelopment greenspace vulnerablechildren hollowaybank trafficsafety planningpermission communityconcerns urbanplanning Plans are underway to construct four residential homes for vulnerable children on a much-valued green space off Holloway Bank, West Bromwich. Despite previous objections from local residents, Sandwell Council’s planning … Read More
Exposed: Birmingham 'HMO' Landlords Pocket Over £400 a Week in Public Money Per Room Tuesday, February 10, 2026 birmingham hmo landlords housingbenefits exemptaccommodation reliancesocialhousing council regulator tenants homelessness Birmingham’s supported exempt accommodation sector has been described as both a ‘cash cow’ and a state-sanctioned scandal — reshaping neighbourhoods while raising serious concerns over public fund usage. … Read More