The Government must commit to using UK made pottery at British embassies across the globe in order to show it backs the country’s ceramics industry and its workers. GMB General Secretary Gary Smith made the call in a letter to Foreign Secretary David Lammy. [1]
No matter how many miles you’ve logged or how many airports you’ve navigated, business travel has a way of keeping you on your toes. With tight schedules, changing time zones, and constant connectivity, small oversights can lead to big headaches. Frank Harrison, Regional Security Director,
The ‘nationally significant’ water shortfall [1] shows privatisation has failed, GMB Union has said. An investigation by the union shows water companies have sold off at least 35 reservoirs since 2017 – while building just two in the same period. [2] Andy Prendergast, GMB National
Behavioural issues, skin problems, smelly breath, excess flatulence and mobility issues can all be caused by a microbiome imbalance in our four-legged friends’ guts. Microbiome imbalances can be hard to detect early on, as many symptoms remain hidden until more obvious signs appear, like changes
This summer, Courts Club is making a play for the title of Manchester’s Best Beer Garden, and it’s bringing the vibes, the drinks, the food and the sun traps. Tucked away in the heart of the city at St John’s (just a 5-minute walk from
Hard Rock International has announced the five finalists for its annual World Burger Tour competition. Hard Rock Cafe chefs from around the globe were challenged to develop culturally-inspired, unique burger recipes and were mentored by chef, content creator and brand partner, Olivia Tiedemann, to finesse
Sunflowers, seashells, and rocks top the list of ‘wonders of the world’ according to children. A study of 381 six-and-seven-year-olds revealed their favourites out of the millions of everyday wonders which stop children in their tracks, including caterpillars (40 per cent), puddles (27 per cent),
The rising cost of festival tickets is hitting music fans hard. Nearly half (49%) of Brits say they wouldn’t pay more than £200 for a weekend festival ticket.¹ But how many events still fall within that price range, and how much have prices really climbed?
Over the past five weeks, Albert Bartlett, the UK’s leading potato producer, has teamed up with FareShare, the country’s largest food redistribution charity, to deliver a staggering 600 tonnes (that’s 25 truckloads!) of surplus fresh potatoes to people in need. This is the LARGEST shipment
With the new school year around the corner, new research has revealed that many of the snacks being consumed during exam season are actually doing more harm than good. Hannah Richardson from Pens.com highlighted that many students reach for sugary snacks or energy drinks for