Olivia and Noah remain in the top spots, says the ONS, for the most popular baby names in England and Wales but which other monikers made the top 10?
Households have been told to build and store new emergency kits in the event of a national crisis as the government issues new preparation advice.
Taking children out of school without permission is to get more expensive as the government prepares to launch a crackdown on authorised absences.
More than a third of children’s meals sold in restaurants exceed government maximum salt targets says a new report studying more than 20 eateries.
Sightings of a hairy caterpillar that makes people and pets very unwell must be reported urge officials who are keeping track of the dangerous pest.
Cadbury has discontinued one of its Dairy Milk chocolate bars because of fans’ changing tastes.
Parents are being told to stop using a children’s car seat, which is being recalled because of a potential issue with the harness.
If this year’s London Marathon runners are inspiring you to give the 26.2 mille course a go then here’s how to sign up for next year’s race:
World Book Day celebrations take place this week but which special 2024 books might your children wish to swap their £1 book tokens for?
As Cadbury celebrates its 200th birthday we take a look back at some of the popular bars we’ve loved and lost over the years.
Free and discounted attraction tickets are available to National Lottery players this month and here’s how to claim a cheap day out for your family.
The RNLI has been saving lives at sea for 200 years but it’s a story that started miles from the coast and instead inside the walls of a city pub.
The 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings takes place in June and the government has begun to unveil plans for national events to commemorate it.
A union is warning of shortages of two popular drinks and the possibility of empty shelves because of industrial action by factory workers.
There could be some relief for households with new energy bill predictions forecasting a drop in the price of gas and electricity by the spring.
Train drivers’ union Aslef has announced a fresh wave of industrial action which will see workers launch one-day rolling strikes across the country.
With temperatures set to plummet, the body responsible for gritting our A-roads and motorways is asking motorists to remain courteous.
The number of vehicles being damaged by potholes is at a five-year high, says the AA, which wants councils to make ‘effective, permanent repairs’.
Harsh Arctic winds will bring freezing temperatures and a risk of ‘disruptive snow’, says the Met Office, which is forecasting a bitter week ahead.
XL Bully dogs must now be muzzled and on a lead when out in public but what is the future for those in shelter as rehoming also comes to an end?
