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Santander vows not to shut more branches before 2028

Santander UK has pledged not to shut any more branches across its network and those of recently-acquired rival TSB before 2028, despite plans to cut costs further over the rest of the year. The bank’s new boss Mahesh Aditya said he saw branches as an “important part of our strategy” [...] The post Santander vows not to shut more branches before 2028 first appeared on Rother Radio.

Black Sabbath star Tony Iommi honours ‘dear friend’ Ozzy on anniversary of death

Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi has paid tribute to his “dear friend” Ozzy Osbourne on the first anniversary of his death, adding: “I still can’t believe that he’s not with us.” The singer, known as the Prince of Darkness, died aged 76 in July last year just over two weeks [...] The post Black Sabbath star Tony Iommi honours ‘dear friend’ Ozzy on anniversary of death first appeared on Rother Radio.

Ex-Southern Water boss charged with conspiracy to defraud over water tests

The former chief executive of Southern Water has been charged with conspiracy to defraud authorities over allegations he was involved in a plan to manipulate water quality tests to avoid millions of pounds in penalties Matthew Wright has been accused alongside three others of conspiring to defraud the Environment Agency [...] The post Ex-Southern Water boss charged with conspiracy to defraud over water tests first appeared on Rother Radio.

Widow of Pc Harper says it is ‘deplorable’ that two killers could be freed early

The widow of police officer Andrew Harper has said it is “deplorable” that two of his killers are being considered for early release. Lissie Harper said that politicians are “making decisions from behind a desk that will have real and lasting consequences” for the families of victims. It comes as [...] The post Widow of Pc Harper says it is ‘deplorable’ that two killers could be freed early first appeared on Rother Radio.

Southampton boss Tonda Eckert charged by FA over ‘Spygate’ scandal

Southampton’s head coach Tonda Eckert has been charged by the Football Association over the ‘Spygate’ scandal. Saints were thrown out of the Championship play-offs by the EFL in May over the affair and docked four points for the coming season. The club admitted spying on a training session held by [...] The post Southampton boss Tonda Eckert charged by FA over ‘Spygate’ scandal first appeared on Rother Radio.

Jeff Bezos in talks over joining consortium eyeing Liverpool stake – reports

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has held talks over potentially joining a consortium which has expressed an interest in buying a minority stake in Liverpool, according to reports. According to Sky News, Bezos, one of the world’s richest men, could become part of a syndicate which is led by Amit Bhatia, [...] The post Jeff Bezos in talks over joining consortium eyeing Liverpool stake – reports first appeared on Rother Radio.

Midfielder Phil Foden signs new four-year contract at Manchester City

Phil Foden has committed his future to boyhood club Manchester City with a new four-year deal that includes an option for a further 12 months. The new contract, broadly agreed back in May before Pep Guardiola’s departure was announced, represents a significant show of faith from City in their academy [...] The post Midfielder Phil Foden signs new four-year contract at Manchester City first appeared on Rother Radio.

Burnham to review early release policy amid concerns from family of PC Harper

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said he will review the early prisoner release policy amid concerns from the family of police officer Andrew Harper. While he could not say he will “change the policy completely” he pledged to look at it “in detail” before it proceeds. The constable’s mother said [...] The post Burnham to review early release policy amid concerns from family of PC Harper first appeared on Rother Radio.

UK inflation eases to 15-month low in June after food and fuel prices fall

UK inflation fell to the lowest rate in 15 months in June as food and fuel prices dropped in an early boost to the cost-of-living-focused Andy Burnham. The rate of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) was 2.6% in June, down from 2.8% in May, according to the Office for National Statistics [...] The post UK inflation eases to 15-month low in June after food and fuel prices fall first appeared on Rother Radio.

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