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Other News Consumer demand for air conditioning installation in UK homes has increased by two-thirds (63%) year-on-year due to record-breaking summer heat.
Motors Power Unleashed: Trailblazers who Energised Engines with Supercharging and Turbocharging by renowned automotive historian Karl Ludvigsen, and published by Evro Publishing, has been crowned the...
Motors Isuzu UK proudly announces the arrival of the latest Huntsman Accessory Pack, now available to order through authorised Isuzu dealers nationwide.
Other News As the fatal devastation of Hurricane Melissa continues to impact the Caribbean country, the High Commission for Jamaica (UK) in London made a statement.
Other News Hurricane Melissa was located about 380km (235 miles) southwest of the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince, packing maximum sustained winds of 120 kilometres (75 miles) per hour, the NHC said in its...
Other News A new charge of 50p for half an hour, £1 for one hour and £2 for 2 hours has been introduced in Dudley borough.
Gadgets & Gaming The world-renowned Game of Thrones Studio Tour is set to take fan immersion to new heights with the launch of its brand-new Dragon Ride Experience tomorrow.
Other News Sea Containers London will host a special Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday 27th November at its in-house Sea Containers Restaurant, offering a four-course menu inspired by traditional American...
Other News From Diana Ross to Ezra Collective, the 2025 edition of the NN North Sea Jazz Festival promises to be a powerful showcase of Black musical talent and influence.
Motors 2025 sees three significant anniversaries in Bentley’s history, each now celebrated with three bespoke Flying Spurs.
Motors Maserati brought its legendary racing spirit to American soil last week as Maserati Corse took centre stage at GT America powered by AWS within the famed Indianapolis Motor...
Other News Danny Rohl says it is "a huge privilege" to be named Rangers head coach and that he is ready to embrace the "huge expectations" of the club's fans.
Motors CHERY UK’s SUV range continues to set new benchmarks for safety and performance, with the TIGGO 7 and TIGGO 8 achieving five stars under Euro NCAP’s 2025 safety protocols.
Gadgets & Gaming Strangelight Workshop is a standalone roleplaying game set in the award-winning Iron Kingdoms universe.
Motors The UK’s first restaurant in a car is set to throw open its doors to diners as Hyundai announces the launch of Backseat Bites – a one-of-a-kind experience landing as 93% of Brits say they’re hungry...
Motors The Supervisory Board of SEAT and CUPRA, chaired by Thomas Schäfer - Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG, Brand Group Core, and CEO of the Volkswagen brand - has appointed Markus...
Anyone who uses or has used one of Birmingham’s housing advice centres is invited to have their say on the future homeless and housing advice service. Cabinet member for Neighbourhood Management & Homes, Cllr John Cotton, said: “We currently have four housing advice centres across the city, however some people have experienced delays in receiving the support that they need and we want to make sure that everyone receives a consistent service.
Somehow no matter how much we may try to make December a happy month, there are always some people who tend to take a negative view on life. In a business situation, such as tourism, negativity can be deadly. It is essential that not only front-line personnel maintain an upbeat view of the world, but also those who work behind the scenes. The basic rule is that negativity not only breeds further negativity but also tends to be self-serving in that negative and pessimistic people tend to create self-fulfilling prophecies.
The following is a statement from Sir Albert Bore, Leader of Birmingham City Council, on the latest developments in the plan to welcome 50 Syrian refugees to the city… “I am pleased to announce that following a robust procurement process we have appointed Refugee Action to provide support services for the 50 refugees we will be welcoming to Birmingham through the Syrian Vulnerable Persons Relocation scheme.
A bus that offers a safe haven for vulnerable town centre visitors is rolling through Haringey once again. Following success last year, the SOS Bus is returning to the borough’s streets for a series of weekends until the New Year. The bus, which is funded by Haringey Council and the Metropolitan Police and provided by Colchester-based charity Open Road , is manned by volunteers from HAGA (Haringey Advisory Group on Alcohol) and BUBIC (Bringing Unity Back into the Community).
Paloma Blanca conveys a message of hope and love with her new novel, which follows a family’s struggles while the wheel of “Karma” goes on. It shows how people are affected by loss, by sudden change and the things they must do as they themselves experience transitions, all while having only each other as anchors for turbulent times.
IT’S A case of being upfront and dropping those hints early for locals in Birmingham where Christmas presents are concerned, according to new research. 1 in 4 say the earlier loved ones drop hints, the more likely they are to fulfil them - and as 32% of residents will start their Christmas shopping after November pay day, now really is the time to start dropping hints.
