Saffron Walden in Essex has been named the best place to live in the UK by The Sunday Times for its picturesque charm, bustling market reminiscent of the south of France, and convenient access to London and Cambridge. The town’s appeal also lies in its high-performing schools, vibrant cultural scene, emerging “foodie scene,” and revitalized high street blending chain stores and independent businesses. Editor Helen Davies praised the town’s community initiatives, like volunteer-run dementia cafes and repair cafes, highlighting the beauty and positivity found closer to home.
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Labour pledges to ‘tear down’ barriers after new figures reveal Brexit costing UK business £37bn a year
Ministers have pledged to address trade barriers with the EU after Brexit cost UK businesses £37bn annually, with total trade 5% lower than pre-Brexit levels. Trade minister Douglas Alexander criticized the previous Conservative government's Brexit deal, stating it is not working effectively. Labour is negotiating a reset of relations with the EU to benefit future generations by tearing down unnecessary trade barriers and improving the UK's trade and investment relationship. Full Article
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