Upright Citizens Brigade Closes L.A.'s Sunset Theater Location

Citizens Advice Scotland is encouraging people to ‘save your energy’ as the charity launches its Big Energy Saving Month 2021 campaign. The campaign launches amid dropping temperatures across Scotland, as well as concerns of increasing energy costs as more people stay at home to comply with increased coronavirus restrictions.

Amazon has called a lawsuit by Parler “meritless” and the facts “unequivocal” in a case that pits the conservative social media platform against the giant web services provider that declined to support it due to incitement to violence.

direct to your inboxBanking giant HSBC has issued a warning to any of its customers refusing to wear a mask without being exempt.People who refuse to wear masks inside its banks risk having their accounts withdrawn.The lender - which also owns First Direct and Marks & Spencer bank - said customers who break the law could forfeit their bank account. Speaking to The Mirror, a spokesman said face masks are mandatory in all branches as per government guidelines.

East Kilbride Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) remains open and are still providing essential face to face appointments for clients who cannot deal with issues by other routes, all in line with Scottish Government guidance. That's the message from the manager of East Kilbride CAB, Michelle Campbell who gave advice on measures in place.

direct to your inbox Parts of one of the major roads in north and east Manchester will be closed throughout January for resurfacing works.

The National Park Service said Monday it is suspending tours of the Washington Monument until Jan. 24 or longer due to "credible threats" from groups involved in the violence at the U.S.

With lockdown well underway and half of Netflix already completed, finding things to keep you entertained can be tricky. But one thing we all dread, but definitely all need, is a wardrobe detox.The closure of charity shops is no longer an excuse, we’ve found a few ways to donate your unwanted clothes in a Covid friendly way.

Rangers in the process. Charlton had accepted a £600,000 bid from Michael O’Neill ’s side for their left-sided midfielder.

coronavirus lockdown rules, it has been revealed. It is reported that the government is looking at a gradual release of restrictions over the course of several months - with measures expected to remain in place till late March.

ban on takeaway booze (alcohol can now only be sold by restaurants as part of deliveries) has also threatened to take a huge chunk from the bar's income.

the Manchester Evening News has reported on cases of pupils who have been refused places because schools do not have the space for them.Mr Wilkinson believes that this has been driven by the nature of the lockdown announcement and the changing circumstances of Greater Manchester's businesses."I think it put us all on the hop because it was so sudden but also more businesses are open now than there during the first lockdown," he said."We're also finding in lots of cases that employers don't are

Ashton-in-Makerfield will cease trading, but it is understood that the company will continue operating as an online retailer. Plans to turn the two-storey retail store into an MOT and servicing garage, a warehouse and a third unit for commercial, business and other service uses have been submitted to Wigan council with a decision due in February.

Bargain lovers have been left devastated after Poundland told shoppers they will be closing the doors of a number of stores at the end of this week. Due to the third national lockdown, 44 branches of the budget retailer will shut temporarily on Sunday.The news comes after the store reported an 80% decrease in footfall since the coronavirus pandemic began.

The producers of the Broadway musical Mean Girls have announced that the show will not re-open when shows are allowed to return after the pandemic.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentTheaters, museums and other cultural venues will remain closed in France until the end of January, France’s Prime Minister Jean Castex confirmed during a televised address on Thursday evening.Castex said museums, cinemas, theaters, concert halls and gyms “will not [reopen] in the weeks to come.” Meanwhile, bars and restaurants will stay closed until at least mid-February.Cinemas, along with other cultural venues in France, were ordered to close on Oct.