AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBusiness Distress: Begbies Traynor says the number of UK firms in “critical financial distress” rose 9% to 53,756 in the three months to end-June, with leisure and culture, hotels and accommodation hit hardest. Arts & Culture: David Shrigley’s first UK public solo exhibition in 15 years opens next year at Dulwich Picture Gallery, pairing his playful new works with 17th-century Dutch and Flemish masters. Royal Watch: PM Andy Burnham says Harry and Meghan’s security is a “private matter” as reports say they’re returning to the UK for an extended period, with their children enrolled in British schools. Local Politics & Housing: Stratford residents’ campaign group SHAPE says thousands of new homes could overwhelm the area and is urging responses before a 8 September consultation deadline. Transport for Disabled People: Andy Burnham’s plan to lift disabled bus pass restrictions from 1 April next year is welcomed, but users warn it doesn’t go far enough for carers. Weather: Flood warnings are in force in parts of England after thundery showers follow a long dry spell. Sports: Newcastle’s Jaissle faces big attacking selection questions ahead of Sunday’s trip to Liverpool, while Sam Allardyce urges Newcastle to move for Marcus Rashford.
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