Pro-Corbyn union chief suspended by Labour Party

A key ally for Jeremy Corbyn, Ronnie Draper, has been cast out of the Labour Party, supposedly for comments made on social media, which have not been reported at this present time. Draper, from the Bakers, Food and allied Workers Union, which has around twenty thousand members took to social media to vent his frustration at being suspended from the Party he has been a member of all his life. Just been suspended from the Labour Party, a member most...

Spirit of the Month – Mr Black Cold Press Coffee Liqueur

While specific origins are murky, the relationship between coffee and alcohol is no newfound obsession. The earliest noted combination can, perhaps, be traced back to around 800AD with coffee berries and beans allegedly discovered by an Ethiopian goat herder, which when found to be edible were used for a variety of coffee products, including wine made from fermented coffee berry pulp. Since then, an uncountable amount of cocktails featuring coffee have risen to prominence, including the classic ‘Irish Coffee’ and...

Obtaining the best commercial property loan – Tips and advice to make it possible

Are you in the market to get yourself a commercial property loan? If answered yes, this shouldn’t be too tough right? After all, the lenders are waiting to lend you money and earn money in the form of interest rates. But the fact is that getting a commercial property loan can definitely be frustrating and difficult as there are a number of formalities that you have to go through. Nevertheless, you need not fret if you’re about to take out...

How will Brexit Impact the Fairness of the UK Economy and Job Market?

For now, the spectre of Brexit continues to loom large over the British economy, with the subsequent uncertainty arguably far worse than either leaving or remaining in the European Union. This is one of the biggest ironies associated with the EU referendum, as mere threat of Brexit continues to disrupt the status quo and create an unstable, volatile and ultimately unpredictable economy. The Brexit vote is laced with irony, however, particularly when you consider the leave camp's demographics and the...

EU employees essential to stop NHS collapse, says IPPR

The NHS has relied on foreign workers to run the NHS for a number of years and one thinktank believes that without EU staff the health service would struggle to survive. The (IPPR) Institute of Public Policy Research believes the NHS would collapse without its 57,000 members of staff who are EU nationals. The influential thinktank has said that any EU citizens who have lived in the UK for over six years should be granted automatic citizenship, reports the Guardian....

Professional jobs still dominated by white, male, well-off graduates

It is news that will not shock many, but research has found that the majority of top professional jobs are filled with rich, white, male graduates. Certain jobs such as Judges are almost all filled by white men from public school, but this pattern continues throughout the upper echelons of professional jobs, including accountants, lawyers etc. This new data found that male, white and wealthier graduates dominate the top profession more than three years after graduating, even when the quality...

UKIP leadership favourite Diane James won’t condemn Burkini ban

The controversial Burkini ban has been a major talking point over the past few weeks. Images of a women being forced to removed headwear by four armed police on Nice’s beach yesterday have been shared widely across social media. The incident happened close to the scene of the horrific lorry terror attack, which was only a mater of weeks ago. Nicolas Sarkosy has said that the burkini causes “provocation,” and insists that anyone wearing one on the beach will be...

Farage complains Obama told UK who to vote for then tells Trump rally he wouldn’t vote Clinton

80s moustache aside, Nigel Farage has been off the radar, but he popped up at a Trump rally in Jackson Mississiippi yesterday. Farage complained that Obama had come to the UK during the EU Referendum, and told the UK pubic who to vote for. The crowd booed and Farage said "there is no way I would tell you who to vote for," then went on to say he wouldn't vote for Hilary Clinton if he was paid to do it,...

Beer of the Week – Time & Tide ‘Root of All Evil’ Beetroot Hefe

Brewed: Eastry, Kent Strength: 8.0% ABV Like much of the UK, Kent’s brewing scene is incredible at the moment. With a constant increase in craft breweries opening across “the garden of England”, one that’s particularly exciting is Time & Tide, operating from a farm near Deal. Set up at the end of 2013 with a mission to deliver “incredible flavours that excite your palate and make you smile”, taking inspiration from just about everywhere (with particular focus on the world...

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