The transformation of the Pankhurst Centre exhibition space is incredible thanks to its new permanent exhibition, At Home with the Pankhurst Family. Its opening also marks the reopening of the Grade II* listed former home of Emmeline Pankhurst, with community groups invited to enjoy the
Drivers are being urged to look after their mental health as roads get busier and the world reopens this summer. Car rental experts at StressFreeCarRental.com are offering motorists tips to help improve their mental headspace on the road. When a vehicle has a blip, the
As the pandemic took hold last year, a light was shone on tech sectors as the nation found a new reliance on all things digital. Platforms such as Zoom and Teams became household names and QR codes became the new norm for the hospitality sector.
Heart Research UK Healthy Heart Tip, written by Dr Helen Flaherty, Head of Health Promotion at Heart Research UK A survey by Action on Salt has found that second to bread, bacon is one of the biggest contributors of salt to the UK diet, with
World Museum in Liverpool will reopen the doors to its new-look Aquarium next week on Tuesday 20 July. Visitors can look forward to an Aquarium complete with bigger tanks, different species of fish and a new, common octopus called Polpo. Members of the museum team
To our great delight, we are finally able to invite guests over to our homes again. That means dinner, drinks and good conversation can resume from the comfort of our living room. However, as our friends and family have been absent from our homes for
The University of Bradford has been shortlisted in the University of the Year category in the UK Social Mobility Awards 2021. The awards – now in their fifth year – celebrate institutions and businesses that are making strides and creating initiatives to advance social mobility
Leading global thermoformer TEQ has announced that its sub-brand Fibrepak can now use pulp made from 100 percent recovered waste paper in the manufacturing process of its sustainable packaging products. The pulp – from a supplier in France – is made from office waste paper,
Northumberland’s Graeme Stewart has always had a fascination with food and after years of temptation finally ventured into the catering industry when he and his friend Chris Dodds launched Eezy Food in March 2021. In the last year or so a number of food box
A Scottish divorcee has found a new lease of life by following a fresh career path. Laura Steventon, of Stirling, has become a Brain Working Recursive Therapy (BWRT) practitioner and clinical psycho-hypnotherapist to help others who are letting age and chronic stress from life challenges