Bad energy policy made Britain’s electricity the most expensive in the developed world, and stalled economic growth
Britain's net zero policies have driven industrial electricity prices to the highest level in the developed world and left the...
Year: 2026
England’s hospitality businesses set to reinvest £47.2m following business rates cut
New money.co.uk business loans research has revealed the real-terms saving that pubs, live music venues and social clubs across England...
Yo-Chi reveals opening date for its first ever UK venue
After months of speculation, social media campaigns and countless pleas from British fans, Australian cult favourite frozen yogurt brand Yo-Chi...
Air-conditioning searches double as 61% consider installing it
Searches for homes with air conditioning on Rightmove have more than doubled this summer, rising by 104% compared with the...
Health Tech Enterprise marks 21 years with employee share ownership and new leadership structure
Health Tech Enterprise has announced a new ownership structure designed to strengthen employee participation in the business and support its...
Gilbert O’Sullivan announces new studio album
Gilbert O'Sullivan today announces On The Record, his twenty-first studio album and the latest chapter in a songwriting career that...
New research reveals young, busy and financially stretched people are most targeted by scammers
New research by cyber intelligence company OXIL overturns assumptions that elderly people are those most vulnerable to the online scammers...
All aboard! Magical Harry Potter Platform 9 ¾ inspired trolley tours the UK
Twenty-five years ago, audiences around the world first experienced Platform 9¾ on screen and discovered a magical world that would...
Planning a beach day with your dog? PDSA shares five simple tips to keep your pet safe this summer
With thousands of people heading to Britain's beaches during the hot weather and over the bank holiday, leading vet charity...
Do cats forget us when we’re on holiday? Animal behaviourist reveals what cats really think
As Brits pack their bags for a well-earned summer break, a wave of separation shame can sweep through nearly one-in-four...
