AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoExtreme Heat: The Met Office has expanded an amber “extreme heat” warning across much of England, with temperatures already hitting 36.4C in Surrey and 35.1C near Wisley, and some areas forecast to reach 38C. A-Level Results: Guildford leads England for top grades, with 50.0% of entries at A or A, while Swansea also outperformed the Wales average for A-A results. Local Communities: A Scottish community pub and hub in Ballantrae has won a national rural business award, and a Welsh rugby club is offering its clubhouse support after a fire destroyed five homes in Newbridge. Scotland Planning & Housing: The Scottish Government has appointed a reporter to review plans for a second home on a West Lothian smallholding, backed by an ill applicant seeking to house his son. Transport & Safety: Ayrshire’s timber routes get £900,000 for road upgrades to make access safer for lorries and locals. Sports: Rangers and Celtic are both active in the Scottish transfer market, while England cricket captain Joe Root scraps the team’s midnight curfew. Travel & Culture: A York B&B, MonkBridge House, has been named best in England at the Visit England awards.
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