February half term holidays (Saturday 15 to Sunday 23 February 2025) will see a junkbots takeover of People’s History Museum (PHM) in Manchester, with families invited to create their own colourful mini makes. The inspiration behind the Family Friendly creativity is the Deceptioncon robot costume,
New research from Davies, the leading specialist professional services and technology business serving insurance and highly regulated markets, highlights the widespread benefits that apprenticeship schemes bring to financial services organisations, while also shedding light on the missed opportunities for firms not investing in such initiatives.
New challenges in the year ahead and new ways to tackle them, will be the focus of this year’s exciting 2025 HSE conference taking place on February 6th at the P&J Live in Aberdeen. Around 500 health, safety and environment specialists from across the UK
Based on the results of a new survey, the British Nutrition Foundation is helping parents to Get Portion Wise and check the portion sizes they are eating and serving to their children. The survey, conducted among parents across Great Britain with children aged under 18
Singer songwriter and actor Ben Barnes releases his debut album ‘Where The Light Gets In’. Showcasing Ben’s innate hopefulness and a perspective earned through lived experience, his personal hope for the record is that it encourages “clarity when life feels sombre, empowers you in the
In response to the launch of the Government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan, BusinessLDN’s Chief Executive John Dickie said: “Artificial intelligence is already transforming the world of work with London’s innovative services sector and world-leading universities leading the charge. “The Government’s new action plan rightly recognises
Places for People, the UK’s leading social enterprise dedicated to transforming lives and nurturing thriving communities, is expanding its support for customers this winter by partnering with 49 warm banks and food banks across the country – including in Salford and Manchester. The group specialises
SIR Keir Starmer is responsible for the UK’s current economic woes as her budget decisions were sanctioned by him, according to former Conservative Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng. Speaking to Camilla Tominey on GB News, he said: ”I was sacked, let’s be clear about it, but then
New data from the ONS reveals 41% of transport & storage sector companies – including couriers, home delivery and logistics firms – report they have no main concerns for their businesses heading into January 2025. All other sectors anticipate a higher number of potential problems,
The UK’s economic turmoil has taken a perilous turn, with markets bracing for what could rival the 1976 IMF bailout crisis. This is the stark warning from Nigel Green, CEO of deVere Group, one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organizations, as 10-year government