Joshua Searle is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for various publications including Worcester News, theargusbusiness, Northwich Guardian, Watford Free, Bournemouth Daily Echo, Oxford Mail, The Bolton News, Halstead Gazette, and many more. With a wide range of topics covered, Joshua's articles focus on issues such as consumer rights, driving, finance, lifestyle, and current events.
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Joshua Searle's coverage revolves around articles related to government announcements, legal policy regulation, personal finance, and human resources & employment. His focus includes topics like driving, the UK, Royal Family updates, money-saving tips, winter weather advice, coins including rare ones minted under Queen Elizabeth II.
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Removing pebbles from a beach can see offenders fined up to £1,000 as a penalty.
DWP PIP could be worth up to £9,583.60 a year depending on your circumstances
By: Joshua Searle
Frozen itsu sizzling pork gyoza, sold at supermarkets including Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’s, may contain pieces of plastic
By: Joshua Searle
Frozen itsu sizzling pork gyoza, sold at supermarkets including Tesco, Asda and Sainsbury’s, may contain pieces of plastic
By: Joshua Searle
Kate and Gerry McCann said Madeleine McCann's "absence still aches" in a new statement issued on the 17th anniversary of her disappearance
Removing pebbles from a beach can see offenders fined up to £1,000 as a penalty.
Ticks are tiny, spider-like creatures which feed on the blood of animals and humans
By: Joshua Searle
A change in EU driving rules will see the implementation of the speed limiters, and it has the potential to impact UK drivers, experts have warned
By: Joshua Searle
With the cost-of-living crisis still ongoing, many of us have been trying to cut back on spending, and for many of us that us come in the form of reducing our grocery bills.
By: Joshua Searle
The RAC said the average price of petrol and diesel have risen by an eye-watering 10p per litre so far this year
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