Every year millions of pumpkins are bought but not eaten. New research by environmental charity Hubbub shows that 1 in 4 children (27%) have never eaten a pumpkin, despite millions being bought to celebrate Halloween every year. Hubbub’s research including a survey of 2,000 adults,
Rising concern over mould and damp in rental properties is a real issue which wetter UK weather is only making worse – as the last 18 months are declared the wettest on record. A survey conducted by experts at Quotezone.co.uk revealed 43% of renters have
Bloc Party have announced two huge new shows for summer 2025, in Manchester and Brighton, alongside the recent news that they will headline next year’s Live At Leeds In The Park festival. The shows will celebrate 20 Years of Bloc Party and see them performing
The UK’s leading road safety charity, IAM RoadSmart, is calling on the Chancellor to take steps to both saves lives and reduce the impact of road traffic collisions in her Autumn Budget. By incentivising the take-up of additional road safety courses through the tax system,
Forest Live, Forestry England’s summer concert series presented with Cuffe & Taylor, has announced its return to Forestry England Delamere with much-loved Stockport indie-rockers Blossoms as the first confirmed headliners. Hot on the heels of their highly praised new album ‘Gary’, Blossoms will be heading
Specialist full-service marketing agency for the events industry, Patch Marketing, has launched Octoplus – an innovative new channel management product. The solution has been designed to overcome the challenges many venues face in maintaining their directory listings and keeping profile content up to date. Jackson
Salford-based brewer and pub retailer Hydes has crowned the 2024 winner of its annual ‘Pub Factor’ singing competition. Samm Lawrence, an employee at popular Hydes pub The Sam Brooks in Sale, was voted the overall winner, performing the 2013 ballad ‘Say Something’ by Great Big
The sleepy market town of Nantwich is known for a few things. In the past, Nantwich was a key manufacturer of cheese, clocks, and leather goods after the manufacturing of salt died down. Tanneries put shoes on the local people from Nantwich’s feet, and it
Propertymark has argued that the Renters’ Rights Bill could have severe unintended consequences when it comes to further reducing the supply of property in the private rented sector. Timothy Douglas, Propertymark’s Head of Policy and Campaigns, highlighted the potential unintended consequences of the Renters’ Rights
The excitement around the opening of Coyote Ugly’s 8th UK location in Blackpool is building, and the iconic saloon is thrilled to announce a special collaboration with local Blackpool-owned business, Lucela’s Chocolate Rum. To celebrate the grand opening on Thursday, 24th of October, Lucela’s will
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