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UK to Explore Fairer Energy Bill Distribution, Targeting Wealthier Households for Network Upgrades
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UK to Explore Fairer Energy Bill Distribution, Targeting Wealthier Households for Network Upgrades

Ofgem considers shifting the cost burden of energy network upgrades to higher earners, with a proposal to make energy bills more progressive. Under new plans expected to be reviewed this summer, wealthier households in the UK could face higher costs to help fund the country’s energy network upgrades. These proposals aim to ease the financial...

Hampshire Police Chief Steps Down Amid Workplace Conduct Probe
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Hampshire Police Chief Steps Down Amid Workplace Conduct Probe

Scott Chilton retires immediately following misconduct investigation linked to undeclared internal relationships before and during his leadership. Scott Chilton has retired as chief constable of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary with immediate effect, coinciding with confirmation that he is under investigation by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) over two alleged workplace relationships....

Multiple-Vehicle Crash on PIE Results in Eight Injuries, Five Hospitalised
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Multiple-Vehicle Crash on PIE Results in Eight Injuries, Five Hospitalised

Five cars, including a taxi, were involved in the collision, with several individuals requiring medical attention. A multi-vehicle collision on the Pan Island Expressway (PIE) on Saturday afternoon (March 29) has left eight individuals injured, with five requiring hospital treatment. The crash involved five vehicles, including a taxi, and occurred on the expressway towards Tuas...

Singaporeans Celebrate New Pricing System at Koufu Economy Rice Stalls
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Singaporeans Celebrate New Pricing System at Koufu Economy Rice Stalls

Colour-Coded Labels Introduced to Improve Price Transparency at Popular Food Courts A new initiative has been introduced at Koufu outlets across Singapore, providing clear and colour-coded price labels for all dishes at economy rice stalls. Launched on March 24, the scheme is aimed at reducing confusion and disputes over pricing at food courts and coffee...

Iconic Teochew Porridge Restaurant Kheng Nam Lee to Close After Decades of Serving Locals and Celebrities
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Iconic Teochew Porridge Restaurant Kheng Nam Lee to Close After Decades of Serving Locals and Celebrities

The beloved supper spot will shut its doors on March 20, leaving behind cherished memories for loyal patrons. Kheng Nam Lee Teochew Porridge, a cherished institution in the local dining scene, will close its doors after many decades of serving Singaporeans. The iconic eatery, located along Havelock Road, announced the news via a heartfelt Facebook...

New S Pass Salary Requirements Announced for 2025
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New S Pass Salary Requirements Announced for 2025

Minimum qualifying wages to rise, with sector-specific increases for financial services workers Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower has announced a significant rise in the qualifying salary for S Pass applicants, set to take effect on September 1, 2025. The new minimum salary will be S$3,300, up from S$3,150, marking the third consecutive increase over the past...

Tokyo and Seoul Lead the APAC Luxury Property Boom Amid Global Uncertainty
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Tokyo and Seoul Lead the APAC Luxury Property Boom Amid Global Uncertainty

Despite Economic Challenges, Asia-Pacific Cities See Strong Growth in Prime Residential Prices The Asia-Pacific luxury real estate market is experiencing impressive growth, with Tokyo and Seoul standing out as key drivers, according to the latest Prime Global Cities Index for Q4 2024 by Knight Frank. These cities have defied global economic uncertainties and political instability,...

Struggling Employee Seeks Guidance from Singaporeans on How to Overcome Work Challenges
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Struggling Employee Seeks Guidance from Singaporeans on How to Overcome Work Challenges

A new hire shares their difficulties with independent tasks and seeks advice from fellow Singaporeans for career improvement. A frustrated new employee turned to an online forum for advice after struggling with performance at their job. The individual expressed feeling like they “suck at work” and couldn’t pinpoint the reasons why. Although they are quick...