It’s been three years since England’s glorious run at the 2018 World Cup reignited the nation’s passion for international football, but Euro 2020 is now finally on the horizon. And as everyone relishes the chance to be #alltogethernow as the remaining lockdown restrictions look set
M&S is delighted to announce it is partnering with English Heritage to give Sparks customers 50% off at over 130 historic sites, properties and landmarks this summer. The partnership is the latest example of M&S’ efforts to create a leading, personalised loyalty programme – with
GIGI Studios are proud to present TEENS, their new eyewear collection created especially for teenagers and slim-faced adults. This pioneering new category is a reflection of the brand’s eclectic, avant-garde nature in a smaller-sized version. Modern designs conceived to meet the expressive requirements of a
First year archaeology students at the University of Bradford uncovered a Victorian street running through their campus. The discovery follows the recent launch of a new BA Heritage and Archaeology course at the university. Dr Cathy Batt, Head of the School of Archaeological & Forensic
Flying rats, pests, vermin… seagulls don’t get the best press – but their savage attacks on bewildered binmen have sealed their reputation. Refuse collectors across the UK are reporting being dive-bombed by starving gulls, desperate to get their talons on morsels of food. It sounds
ISAWITFIRST have always prided themselves on being pioneers: first by name, first by nature. The first fashion brand to launch a solo collection with a black female Influencer are now adding another ‘first’ to their credentials. Proud to announce it is the first ecommerce fashion
The Peres Center for Peace and Innovation, in partnership with the Interfaith Alliance for Safer Communities and Yala Young Leaders, hosted a virtual conference on hate speech on addressing rising levels of the problem in society. The workshop aimed to educate youth on the different
By Madiha Adil, Self Defence Practitioner and CEO of Get Licensed Have you ever suddenly felt uneasy without really knowing why? The hairs stand up on the back of your neck and a pit forms in your stomach, and you just know something isn’t right.
Host cities are estimated to earn £102 million in revenues this summer. Stadium capacity restrictions have cut projected revenues by a combined £169 million. London is poised to make the highest amount of money over the course of the tournament at £23.8 million, followed by Saint Petersburg (£22.3 million), and
Worsley resident Jessica Peaty took to the heavens for a hair-raising skydive in support of the National Deaf Children’s Society on Monday 24 May. Jessica is a home-based worker for business software company The Access Group, which has chosen the National Deaf Children’s Society as