Business & Economy
National Park Board Appointments Give the Folder a View
National Park board appointments bring new members to the Lake District and South Downs, leaving the folder to admire the view.
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Small business funding gives the boiler a performance review
Small business funding will help firms cut energy costs, giving insulation and solar power a rare chance to outperform the ancient boiler.
UK Politics & Public Life
South Sudan Peace Deal Marks Seven Years of Waiting for the Transition
South Sudan’s peace deal promised a transition. Seven years later, the leadership appears to be waiting for the paperwork to move first.
Travel & Transport
Great British Railways unveils a logo, immediately asks it to wait on platform four
Great British Railways has a new brand and ticketing app, proving rail reform begins with a logo that can stare bravely at a delay notice.
Sport
Animal Vaccine Agreement Gives the Folder a Passport
An animal vaccine agreement brings UK and Canadian regulators together, leaving the cooperation folder to seek a passport.
Science & Technology
Germany Youth Sport Exchange Gives Diplomacy A Referee
A £100,000 Germany youth sport exchange gives diplomacy a football, a minibus and one more appeal against the referee.
Health & Lifestyle
Military Intelligence Services Give the Folder a Need to Know
Military Intelligence Services bring Defence coordination together, leaving the folder to develop a need to know.
Culture & Entertainment
Fisheries Plans Give the Folder a Tide Table
Fisheries management plans set a sustainable course, leaving the harbour folder to learn the tide table.
Business & Economy
Council Pension Reform Gives Local Politics A Future To Ignore
Council pension reform could restore pension access for councillors and extend it to mayors, giving local politics a future to postpone.
World
Government cuts business admin and the filing cabinet panics
Government plans to cut business administration costs by nearly £6 billion, leaving the filing cabinet to document its own redundancy.
UK Politics & Public Life
UK Philippines Climate Fund Gives Wind a Job Title
The UK Philippines climate fund backs offshore wind and renewable access, after the breeze completes its stakeholder onboarding.
Travel & Transport
Rail Performance Data Makes the Departure Board Show Its Working
Rail performance data now shows station punctuality and cancellations, giving the departure board an uncomfortable relationship with evidence.