Street party, cheeseboard and beer! How the Brits intend to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee
Nothing much has changed since 1977 in the way the Brits celebrate a Queen's Jubilee, according to a recent survey...
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Queen’s dresses to be displayed at Madame Tussauds London for Jubilee
Ahead of the momentous Platinum Jubilee weekend, Madame Tussauds London will display seven of the breath-taking gowns that have graced...
Construction Minister recognises contribution of small builders with visit to FMB firm
The Construction Minister, Lee Rowley MP, yesterday visited a development in West London, where Federation of Master Builders (FMB) member...
Susie Dent reveals vocabulary changes to expect by 2032 with the EV revolution
cinch, the UK's fastest-growing online used car marketplace, has teamed up with renowned lexicographer Susie Dent to predict the motoring...
Eat, Drink and Play: Topgolf’s popular half-term deal returns
To celebrate the half-term holiday, Topgolf's Eat, Drink, Play deal is returning, offering families the chance to soak up everything...
Rippon Homes’ new Lincolnshire development coming soon
Midlands based housebuilder Rippon Homes has recently announced it will be bringing a collection of new homes to Woodhall Spa...
Lignacite celebrates 75 years of manufacturing sustainable masonry for Britain
Lignacite, one of the country’s leading manufacturers of sustainable masonry, is celebrating its 75th year in business, having contributed to...
Track worker struck by a train near Surbiton station
RAIB has today released its report into a track worker struck by a train near Surbiton station, south-west London, 9...
Oxfordshire’s Blenheim Palace welcome ‘The Peter Rabbit Garden Adventure
In the appropriately historic surroundings of Blenheim Palace, Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit is celebrating his 120th anniversary through a magical...
High demand for homes near Land Trust sites
Research from the Whitehill & Bordon Regeneration Company (WBRC) reveals that homes located near Land Trust sites are, surprisingly, often...
