TOM MEIGHAN confirms details of a full band tour this Autumn in support of a brand-new solo album Tom Meighan will embark on a run of 13 UK shows this September and October, with dates that include London, Bristol, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, and Glasgow amongst
Don your rosé-tinted-glasses and transport yourself to a corner of Provence in the heart of Manchester this summer at The Anthologist Manchester by Drake & Morgan’s New Mirabeau Rosé Terrace. The space has been transformed into a pretty-in-pink enclave with summer florals, plus there’s a
Almost nine in 10 UK financial services organisations are confident of strong performance over the coming year despite economic pressures remaining a concern, according to new research. The research, commissioned by professional services and tech firm Davies and published by City AM, showed that around
Electric car drivers are being warned of the risks associated with running a charging cable across a footpath – including potential fines or even legal action. Experts from The Workplace Depot, a leading provider of health and safety equipment, have offered their advice on how
A new survey of 250 UK office landlords commissioned by workspace provider infinitSpace has found that: 14% say their office buildings are at risk of closing in the next five years due to affordability concerns. 25% say their office buildings do not currently generate a
Business is booming in the quality end of the rental guarantor industry, with UK guarantor service Housing Hand announcing a trio of new appointments in its customer experience and sales team. The company is growing its team to keep up with a significant and sustained
Salford-based brewer and pub retailer Hydes has been announced as the number one pub company for customer satisfaction, based on the results of a national survey, canvassing the views of thousands of pub customers. Hydes came top for customer satisfaction in CGA by NIQ’s annual
The nation is readying itself for the first heatwave of the year this week, with temperatures in some parts of the country forecast to exceed 25C. While it comes as good news for sun-starved Brits following one of the coldest Junes on record, for drivers
A Supreme Court ruling that a local council should have considered the full climate impact when issuing a new oil extraction licence – by following “easily performed” guidance from the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment – could have implications for future fossil fuel extraction
Adults will be spending 25 hours glued to the TV this summer – as the sporting takeover begins. A poll of 2,000 people found 37 per cent will be spending half of their free time indoors between June and August watching sport. Nearly nine in