AS BRITAIN SWELTERS, THE TANGO MAN IS BACK WITH SORBETS 
The home hack to keep your house cooler during the heatwave without an air conditioning unit 
Cheers! Pub bosses hail Octopus Energy for free World Cup power 
Anderman & Company Invests in Local Talent Through Apprenticeship Partnership 
Small Cars, Big Memories: CORGI’s Free 70th Anniversary Exhibition is the Ultimate Summer Day Out 
Demand for hospitality and retail funding surges in 2026
Award-winning lender 365 Finance reports a sharp rise in the demand for funding from high street businesses, with a staggering...
Record spike in the number of transport & storage companies concerned about international conflict
The latest ONS survey shows a significant 29.4% of transport & storage companies are concerned about the impact of international...
17 million Brits prioritise living near a local pub over school catchment area
Brits are being encouraged to officially recognise their local as their ‘second home’ as new research shows a third (31%),...
A ‘novel coat’ has been launched which holds 48 books in 12 compartments
How’s this for a book jacket - a ‘novel coat’ has been launched to help travellers who want to take...
UK workforce at breaking point as over half say their jobs are harming their long-term health
OVER half of UK employees say their job is already harming their physical health (52%). This is according to new...
Putting migrants into community accommodation ‘part of finding the solution’, says minister
Border Security and Asylum Minister Alex Norris has defended moving 350 migrants into accommodation in the former Crowborough Training Camp....
Over half of Brits unaware of impact stress has on eyesight, experts warn this National Stress Awareness Month
As stress levels continue to rise across the UK, experts are warning that the impact goes far beyond mental wellbeing,...
Everyday electrical risks more common in London homes, new IET data shows
New research from a national study by the Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) reveals a concerning confidence gap in...
Treasury chief secretary says delayed defence spending plan will be published ‘as soon as possible’
James Murray, Chief Secretary to the Treasury, has denied that ministers are complacent about defence and said the government's delayed...
Harvington History Festival returns
After a sell-out 2025, Harvington History Festival returns from Wednesday 22 to Sunday 26 July 2026 for five days of...