Her support of Sunak seems indicative of many who believe he made the best of a bad job in spelling out how everyone would start paying for the Government s largesse over the past year.
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A MOTHER has spoken of the moment her son was “sent flying” after being struck by a cyclist riding on the pavement… despite being a metre away from a Covid cycle lane. Finley Stiles, four, was left with cuts and bruises on his face after he was struck on the Old Shoreham Road pavement this afternoon, his mother said. Sarah Bridge, 29, who lives on the nearby Knoll Estate, said the cyclist rode off towards Sainsbury s after hitting her son at about 12.20pm. She said: “We were walking down Bellingham Crescent and my son walked a little bit ahead. Finley, 4, was left with cuts and bruises to his face
For many small businesses, the situation is becoming dire. Hundreds of thousands of them - the heartbeat of our economy - are in danger of losing their livelihoods unless the Government steps in.
JEFF PRESTRIDGE: Save and save some more
Lockdown caused me to reset my savings dial. Unable to go out and do the things I love – listen to live music, go to the cinema and travel the country watching West Bromwich Albion Football Club – I went into squirrel mode and saved.
It is a habit I want to continue in 2021, although of course I would love to once again attend Ronnie Scott s Jazz Club in London – and spend a damp Saturday somewhere in the North West watching WBA getting thumped again – and again.
So my mission is to keep saving and investing – building a Prestridge fortress, strong enough to protect me from whatever is thrown at me.