Outline planning applications have been submitted for 5,500 homes and a town centre at a proposed new Worcestershire settlement near Worcestershire Parkway station; Homes England said the applications will be reviewed by Wychavon District Council.
Outline planning applications for 5,500 homes and a town centre near Worcestershire Parkway have been submitted and will be considered by Wychavon District Council.
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar confirmed his party will not oppose the Scottish government's £68bn Budget, which includes income tax threshold changes and is due for a final Holyrood vote on 25 February.
The article lists five common misconceptions about AI tools and explains that current models do not have human-like understanding and need ongoing human oversight.
Google is rolling out an option that may allow accounts ending in @gmail.com to change their primary Gmail address, and the setting appears under Account → Personal info → Email in some users' account pages.
US health officials moved flu vaccine guidance for children to a 'shared clinical decision-making' approach while experts warn the country is facing a very severe flu season with large numbers of hospitalizations and some child deaths; next steps are undetermined at this time.
A long-familiar hotel on Seabank Road has reopened as Seabank House under owners Simon and Jen Foster after extensive refurbishment; the renovated bar, reception and a new café with lunch service led by chef John McCrudden are now open.
Doctors report the first human coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) done by threading tools through a leg blood vessel, and the patient showed no coronary obstruction at six months; researchers say further testing in more patients is needed.
The Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee has recommended Wegovy be listed on the PBS for adults with obesity and established cardiovascular disease, and Health Minister Mark Butler will begin price negotiations with manufacturer Novo Nordisk.
Developer CCP KWH 1 Limited has proposed two blocks of housing on land off Fourth Avenue, southeast of Princess Alexandra Hospital, totaling about 260 flats. The plans include roughly 264 studio units aimed at key workers, shared-ownership homes, communal facilities and a ground-floor commercial unit.
