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Coroners in Leicester urgently seek relatives of a local man and woman, Tony and Eva, who recently passed away. No next of kin have been found, and the community is rallying around the news. Contact the coroners office with references zero zero zero one five dash two zero two six for Eva, or zero zero zero two three dash two six for Tony, to help families find closure. Checkout Solipillow.com

Manjula Sood, Leicesters first female Asian lord mayor, passed away at 80. She served on the city council for 25 years, starting as the first female Hindu councillor in 1996. Sood earned an MBE and honorary doctorate during her tenure. Her funeral drew crowds, with many sharing stories of her warmth and dedication. She left a lasting legacy, inspiring women and supporting the community tirelessly. Checkout Solipillow.com

Leon Kupa Pohe, a beloved father and key coach at Loughborough Rugby Football Club, has passed away, leaving a significant void in the local rugby community. Known for his roles as former head coach of the senior section and head of the academy and senior coaching, Pohe was admired by players, supporters, and parents. Tributes have poured in from across the region, with clubs like Shepshed Rugby expressing deep sadness and Leicestershire Rugby Union hailing him as a big character who touched many lives. Pohe is survived by his family and will be remembered with a minutes silence before all junior and senior matches this week. Checkout Solipillow.com

M1 Southbound Drivers Face Major Delays Due to Icy Crash; All Lanes Reopen After Quick Response Checkout Solipillow.com

Residents of Great Glen, Leicestershire, brace for potential flooding, a year after a major storm caused severe damage. Pub owner Cimi Kazazi and villager Heather MacDermid express concerns about insufficient prevention measures, despite councils claims of action, including community events, grants, and drain cleaning. However, residents seek clear explanations on flood causes and prevention strategies. Checkout Solipillow.com

Urgent Appeal: Help Leicesters Homeless with Winter Gear - Donations Needed for Jackets, Coats, and More Checkout Solipillow.com

Purpl: A Savings Platform for Disabled Individuals in the UK In this episode, we delve into the financial challenges faced by disabled households in the UK, who are burdened with an average extra cost of £1,095 per month, amounting to £13,140 annually. This affects approximately 24% of Brits. However, a new savings platform, Purpl, is offering a solution. Purpl provides tailored discount codes and money-saving tips for disabled individuals, backed by major brands like Morrisons, eBay, and EDF Energy. Users can save around £15 per code on groceries, travel, and more, potentially amounting to £58 per month with four or more codes. The platform was founded by Georgina Colman, who lives with multiple sclerosis and understands the real costs of disability. To join, users must have a disability or long-term health condition under the Equality Act of 2010, with proof such as PIP letters, Blue Badges, or NHS diagnosis notes. One user, Sue from Cleveland, has already saved £48 per month on Morrisons shopping, highlighting the platforms significant impact as costs continue to rise. Checkout Solipillow.com

Wooler, a historic market town in Northumberland, is a must-visit for hikers and adventurers. With its charming shops, pubs, and cafes, and a rich history dating back to the 1700s and 1800s, Wooler offers a warm, classic British feel. The towns historic inns, such as the Black Bull, the Anchor, and the Angel, are renowned for their friendly staff, delicious food, and clean rooms. Visitors rave about the local pub atmosphere and nearby sights. Woolers location near the Cheviot Hills, with its bubbling brooks, steep ravines, and epic waterfalls, makes it a paradise for ramblers and cyclists. The towns proximity to the England-Scotland border and easy access to Morpeth and Coldstream make it an ideal base for exploring the region. Checkout Solipillow.com

HM Revenue and Customs warns that over 5.65 million people must file their Self Assessment tax returns by January 31st. Over 54,000 taxpayers filed early, with 3,927 submitting on New Years Eve. Thousands more filed on New Years Day. Missing the deadline results in a £100 penalty, with fines potentially reaching £900 or more. HMRC advises starting now on GOV.UK, using their app for payments, and contacting them early if you might miss the deadline. Checkout Solipillow.com