Taylor Wimpey Midlands Celebrates Women in Construction
To mark Women in Construction Week (1st–7th March), Taylor Wimpey Midlands is celebrating the achievements of women across its regional...
Month: February 2026
Experience Ireland’s Ultimate Gourmet Retreat with HOMEGROWN 2026
Virginia Park Lodge, the eighteenth-century hunting estate owned by Irish restaurateur Richard Corrigan, will open its doors for the third...
Bitcoin could hit new highs this year amid enduring institutional infrastructure
Bitcoin could reach fresh all-time highs this year amid continuing institutional investment infrastructure, predicts the CEO of one of the...
Lone Assembly announce UK tour and release grandiose debut album
Swiss quartet Lone Assembly present their debut album, “Knots & Chains”: hymns of pain, alienation, and sorrow, certainly, but also...
Danny George Wilson releases his new album ‘Arcade’
Danny George Wilson, who releases his new album 'Arcade' on 20th March via Loose Music, has been confirmed as a...
Collaboration and significant investment aims to accelerate rollout of ‘game changing’ VASO by Eco technology
A major disruptor in the UK construction sector, based in the South of Scotland, is benefitting from a £330,000 grant...
The 28 February planetary parade offers a rare chance to see multiple Solar System worlds at once with your own eyes
With a celestial parade of six planets set to delight skygazers on 28 February, may I please introduce you to...
Resident’s Artwork Brightens Life at Bushey House Beaumont
Creativity is flourishing at Bushey House Beaumont, where resident Averil is transforming her living space into a personal gallery of...
Beat-Herder Festival announces first wave of 2026 line-up
Lancashire’s beloved independent festival Beat-Herder celebrates its 21st year in 2026 with a monumental line-up and four days of unfiltered...
Keir Starmer thinks international court trumps UK national interest, says former Chancellor
FORMER Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has said he thinks Sir Keir Starmer and some diplomats put international law over the UK...
