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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for East Anglian Daily Times
- Top 50K sites
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- Jul 10, 2026
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Opinion: Time to crack down on the dishonest sickies (opens the original)
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Throwing a sickie, taking a duvet day, one day off work doesn’t matter. Firing off a quick text to the boss from bed at 8am claiming a stinking migraine, dodgy stomach or a bad back to sneak in a day or two away from work takes just seconds. No questions asked for just one or two days. But every worker who swings the lead still expects to be paid for that day in front of daytime TV, recovering from the night before or catching up on sleep at the end of the month. That’s the benefit of sick pay –
Offshore wind O&M firms adapt as ageing turbines and new tech reshape the sector (opens the original)
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As the energy landscape evolves, so too must the businesses responsible for keeping it running. Changing technologies, ageing infrastructure, greater performance expectations and a growing focus on efficiency are reshaping what operations and maintenance (O&M) providers must deliver. The future will naturally create new challenges, but with it comes a host of opportunities, say three O&M providers who have already begun to adapt to these changing needs. For them, it’s less of a question of stayi
We have to unite to take on companies over shockingly bad mobile phone signal (opens the original)
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When it’s easier to make a phone call halfway up the Zambezi in a kayak than in Brundall, it’s time consumers voted with their direct debts. Value for money is paramount today, for people and businesses, but mobile phone providers are taking the mickey out of their Norfolk and Suffolk customers by taking the money but failing to provide a reliable service. When you can’t phone home from the main A11 into Norwich or connect with anyone from just outside Holt, you feel like a second class citizen
'Peter can do it': Lowestoft engineer honoured as daughter craft named after his wife (opens the original)
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From SOVs to power boats, North Starâs Peter Mantripp has built his whole life around things that float. Peter Mantripp lives and breathes boats. As master of Lowestoftâs âvessel rowâ on Commercial Road, he is responsible for keeping 22 offshore service vessels in prime condition â and heâs also a former British powerboat racing champion. But Peterâs proudest achievement in his 53 years is having one of North Starâs daughter craft named after his wife. Seeing Alison Mantrippâs
Opinion: Air control boss is grabbing huge salary without accountability (opens the original)
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Accepting mistakes when they are made and taking responsibility for a grand mess-up by doing the decent thing seems to be a shrinking virtue. How a man who was paid £1.5 million last year, including £871,000 in bonuses, believes he should stay in his lucrative position after presiding over a catastrophic meltdown that affected hundreds of thousands of people and cost businesses millions, especially after he promised it would never happen again after a previous incident, speaks volumes about arro
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