Siemens’ Digital Twin car design game accelerates next generation towards STEM
Siemens has launched a new free, fun, online car design simulation game to inspire children's interest in STEM subjects. The...
Month: March 2021
Conservative-led councils in England more likely to slash financial support for people on low incomes, study shows
Giving councils in England a greater say over how benefits are allocated has led to substantial cuts and a patchwork...
THE BEDROOM SECRETS OF BRITAIN REVEALED ON WORLD SLEEP DAY
A third of Brits sleep naked, according to new research into the nation’s sleeping habits. In advance of World Sleep...
How to buy a Spanish second home at below market value
Despite it being now nearly 15 years since the global financial crisis, the fallout is still being felt in the...
British Takeaway Awards 2021 Launches for public voting
Takeaway award season is upon us with voting for the British Takeaway Awards now live, Ferne McCann has recreated some...
Prime Minister backs growth of UK bioscience industries
PRIME Minister Boris Johnson today identified bioscience as one of the UK's growth areas for the future. Speaking in the...
National landmarks throughout England and Wales go purple in celebration of Census 2021
Hundreds of buildings and landmarks throughout England and Wales will be lit in purple this weekend to celebrate the upcoming...
Blubrake presents the first ABS for e-cargo bikes
The exponential increase in e-cargo-bike use for personal mobility and logistics has paved the way for a growing demand for...
Hidden Debt: Seven in ten people don’t discuss their debt with anyone
The last 12 months have been a whirlwind of uncertainty for our lifestyles, jobs, and finances. Because of this, it's...
New study reveals Londoners are some of the most spied on citizens in the world
A new study by WebsiteToolTester has analysed where in the world people are watched by their governments the most, both online...
