UK News Daily Family Blames Social Services, Heathrow Profits Drive Expansion Plans, Ofsted Highlights Flexi-Schooling Trend, Harry Styles Village Tour Returns, and more...
Feb 27, 2025
A family's tragic loss highlights the need for better social services in mental health care. Meanwhile, Heathrow's soaring profits fuel plans for expansion, including a third runway. The rise of flexi-schooling for special needs students sparks a lively debate on its benefits. In lighter news, the return of Harry Styles' village tour, complete with new murals, has fans buzzing. Lastly, local governance reforms in Ipswich raise important questions about community representation and future planning.
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Wynnum Family Tragedy
- Laura Wynnum, 41, was found dead in her Woking flat after being missing for three years.
- Her family blames social services for insufficient support, citing missed opportunities for intervention.
Heathrow Expansion
- Heathrow Airport's profits soared by 31%, reaching £917 million, and passenger numbers increased.
- They plan a £250M dividend and a third runway, despite environmental concerns.
Flexi-Schooling Trend
- Flexi-schooling, where children split time between home and school, is rising in the UK.
- Ofsted highlights the trend, noting both potential benefits and long-term concerns.