Fraud makes up 40% of UK crime as card identity theft cases jump 74% in a year
New data has revealed that card identity theft losses in the UK have soared by 53% in just one year,...
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New Data from TheFork Reveals Nearly 1 in 4 Summer Diners are Tourists
TheFork, Europe’s leading restaurant booking platform, has unveiled fresh insights and practical tips at their Summer Tourism Event to help...
58% of South East workers now use AI—but say they lack support to keep up
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to rise, it’s becoming clear that its impact on the workplace is...
Festival of Libraries’ Family Friendly fun gets ready for blast off!
Manchester’s Festival of Libraries is about to take families out of this world with a programme of free Family Friendly...
Hospitals have bright idea as energy improvements save cash and emissions
Energy upgrades across three hospitals are under way – lighting the way for millions of pounds in much-needed savings. St...
Hydes Pubs welcome walkers for National Walking Month
As May marks National Walking Month, Hydes Brewery is celebrating the great outdoors by highlighting a collection of its characterful...
Local food education charity expands impact with new bereavement project
Last summer, Kent housebuilder, David Wilson Homes, dedicated a week of volunteering to local organisations close to its The Poppies...
XI Home Dumplings Bay to offer Dumpling Classes for Dads to Celebrate Father’s Day
To celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday 15th June, Spitalfields’ authentic Chinese dumpling hotspot Xi Home Dumplings Bay is offering the...
The Empire Strips Back: a burlesque parody – full cast and costs announced for London premiere
The internationally acclaimed show The Empire Strips Back: A Burlesque Parody has today announced its full cast and hosts ahead...
New research shows public often unwilling to help deaf people on public transport
The May bank holidays are upon us and its peak time for day tripping, but new research has revealed a...
