Day: January 17, 2025

Sculptor’s Daughter ‘Gobsmacked’ by Holocaust Memorial Tribute at Hornsey Library

A unique candleholder honoring Holocaust survivor and renowned sculptor Naomi Blake has been unveiled at Hornsey Library, moving her daughter to tears with its intricate detail and powerful symbolism. The piece, created by Haringey Libraries’ Tom Skitt, forms part of the nationwide ’80 Candles for 80 Years’ project commemorating the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz Birkenau’s […]

BALPA Wins Landmark Case Against Ryanair Over Strike Blacklisting

The British Airline Pilots Association (BALPA) has secured a major victory against Ryanair in the Court of Appeal, with judges ruling that the airline’s practice of blacklisting striking pilots was unlawful. The case stemmed from a 2019 industrial dispute when Ryanair removed travel benefits from pilots who participated in legal strike action. The airline maintained […]

Railway Link to South West “Failing Basic Needs,” New Study Reveals

The main railway line connecting London to South West England is “sorely in need of investment” following the cancellation of major road improvements in the region, according to a new transport study. The report comes as the government recently scrapped the £2bn Stonehenge tunnel project and other A303 upgrades. The study, conducted by transport consultants […]

Back To Top