Contact Track & Trace app FINALLY launches today in the UK, but how many Brits will use it?
According to a global survey of 16,000 mobile users conducted by adtech company Ogury, only 41% of UK citizens are...
Month: September 2020
1 in 4 women used hormonal contraception for AT LEAST 10 YEARS, despite suffering unwanted side effects
Women have been using the contraceptive pill for over 60 years; it has the power to chemically control fertility but...
37% of UK Hospitality Business Owners are Considering Closure or Business Exit According to Latest Survey
Over 350 business owners in the hospitality sector participated in the survey released by Armstrong Watson LLP, Accountants, Business and...
This is the day Brits are most likely to turn the heating on this year: Top tips on how to keep your home warm
As of yesterday we have officially entered into the autumn season, so we're preparing for shorter days and hefty heating bills....
Net Zero drives UK energy networks to create innovation step change
Research conducted by the UK energy networks through the EIC (formerly the Energy Innovation Centre) has resulted in a pioneering...
Ecoffee Cup – top picks of reusables for International Coffee Day
Coffee. What would we do without it? It awakens our brains in the mornings. It encourages us to crawl out...
London’s Dominvs Group enters partnership with Yorkshire housebuilder to develop new homes in Yorkshire
Dominvs Group, the leading London based real estate development and investment group, has entered a partnership with regional housebuilder Yorkshire...
Security specialists to trek the length of Hadrian’s Wall raising funds and awareness for women with breast cancer
Leading London-based intelligence and security firm, Blackstone Consultancy will this weekend trek the length of Hadrian's Wall to raise money...
The Royal College of Occupational Therapists condemns COVID-19 testing shortages
The difficulty that frontline key workers are having in accessing COVID-19 tests has recently been the subject of much discussion...
Ferry safe: taking to water seen as safer than travelling by plane, train or coach
Research from industry body Discover Ferries, reveals that more Brits would feel safe from Coronavirus infection travelling by ferry than...
