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Fans thrilled as Martin Kemp serenades callers during shopping experience
Martin Kemp, Toyah Willcox, and Sinitta brought a touch of nostalgia to fans as they operated a 1980s-themed shopping 'hotline'.The trio, who became household n
‘One of a kind’ train with attractions onboard to tour…
A 'one-of-a-kind' train will journey across the country later this year, to celebrate 200 years of rail travel in the UK.Part of Railway 200, a year-long celebr
UK Electronic Travel Authorisations (ETAs)
London, UK. Credit: Pexels, Chait Goli The UK has officially opened applicati
Coldplay to help decide 2026 World Cup final half-time show…
The 2026 World Cup final will stage a Super Bowl-style half-time show for the first time, with Coldplay helping to pick a "list of artists" to perform. The tour
Is Mexico Still Safe for Tourists? US and UK Issue…
Home » TOURISM NEWS » Is Mexico Still Safe for Tourists? US and UK Issue New Stark Warnings as Violence Escalates in Key Travel Hotspots Wednesday, March
(Fashion) Minority Report and ASOS return for a second incubator…
Applications have been opened for round two of ScaleUP, the incubator
Northumberland Council approves plans for £10bn data centre – UKTN
Plans have been approved for a new £10bn data centre in Northumberland as the UK ramps up is compute infrastructure. Northumberland County Council approv
Notify Technology secures £1.5 million Investment from investors including Calculus…
Notify raises £1.5m to improve workplace safety with AI A UK-basedSafety Tech company whose clients include McDonalds, Siemens and the NHS h
Bourn secures £1.5 million Seed Investment led by Haatch
UK fintech innovator Bourn has closed a £1.5 million seed funding round with a mission to transform the SME finance landscape with its Flexible
Cloudsmith secures £18 million Series B Investment led by TCV
Cloudsmith Raises $23M Series B to Secure the Future of Software Supply Chains Oversubscribed Funding Round by TCV and Insight Partners Acce
Two floors of Bromley shopping centre could be turned into…
Plans submitted to the council propose turning offices at The Mall into 14 new homes. Six flats would be created on the first floor of the building, wit
