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Get courtside this summer as Merchant Square brings the drama of Wimbledon to the scenic Paddington Basin with a giant free outdoor screen showing all the action from the famous grass courts. Free Wimbledon screening every day until late (1st – 14th July) Free Tennis coaching and beach tennis games Strawberries and cream, cocktails and refreshments From 1st – 14th July, tennis fans can grab a perfectly positioned deckchair or picnic spot on the lawn and soak up the thrills of the Championships at the pedestrianised West London square. No booking is required to watch Alcaraz and Vondroušová in their bid for…

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Despite 8 in 10 inhabitants struggling to identify UPF items, London was among one of the more knowledgeable cities according to a recent study Award-winning nutritionist, Rob Hobson says more needs to be done to demystify ultra-processed foods (UPFs) to empower consumers to make healthier choices Survey reveals Edinburgh as the least knowledgeable city when it comes to understanding UPFs Belfast came up trumps as the most knowledgeable city, despite still 66% of people struggling to identify ultra-processed food items Almost 9 in 10 Brits are unaware that ice cream is an ultra-processed food Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) continue to…

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Knowing where to start when designing a space to feel equal parts homely and stylish can be difficult. Instagram, TikTok and Pinterest fatigue in the interior space is real! Working through the process of how a room comes together may not be as simple as you think, so we sat down with our interior experts from Alternative Flooring to understand where people go wrong when designing a space. Order is everything: When it comes to designing a space, it’s crucial to be methodical. Beginning with a clear understanding of your end goal and working backwards is key. By creating a plan with a…

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Embrace Summertime and immerse yourself in complete relaxation with this brand-new offer. Launched to celebrate Dunston Hall’s newly refurbished spa, the Summer Afternoon Tea Spa Day is available for a limited time only. Expertly crafted to soothe both body and soul with Elemis treatments, the experience, which starts from £79 per person includes: Elegantly served traditional afternoon tea Two x 25-minute treatments from a choice of: Personalised Express Facial, Shoulder Neck & Scalp Massage, Frangipani Foot Treatment, Express Manicure Express Pedicure Use of the Health Club Robe & towels Refreshments Nestled in the beauty of the Norfolk countryside, Dunston Hall Hotel, Spa…

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StayCotswold Holiday Cottages near the ‘Big Cheese’ of Extreme Sports Bank Holiday Monday 27th May, sees hordes of daring racers line up at noon to chase a giant wheel of Double Gloucester cheese 300 yards down the 45-degree angle of Cooper’s Hill in the Cotswolds. English eccentricity at its maddest, this long-dating tradition can also be viewed at a distance, on a picnic blanket (cheese optional) whilst enjoying the countryside ancation offersd the thought of a cosy cottage to call home for a few days. Luxury Cotswold holiday cottage firm, StayCotswold, is offering late availability prices, with up to 15% on stays on properties nearby. While availability lasts, you can stay in the three-bedroom Coach House on Cooper’s Hill itself, which is dog-friendly and…

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NINJA DOUBLES DOWN ON DINING: Ninja introduces the Double Stacked Restaurant, an immersive dining pop-up to celebrate the launch of its new space-saving air fryer Located on London’s Southbank, the Double Stacked Restaurant will offer an immersive dining experience where everything is stacked – just like the new Ninja Double Stack XL Air Fryer The one-day pop-up restaurant is open to consumers on 23rd May –  with limited tickets available to book now With everything served produced in the air fryer, the restaurant shows Londoners how they can make the most of their precious counter space with the newly launched…

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The UK’s defence sector is at risk of falling behind other countries due to a shortage of STEM talent, with leaders concerned that this will result in a deterioration of UK defence capabilities. That’s according to the latest research report from experts in workforce solutions, Guidant Global. Produced in conjunction with Defence Online, the report Delivering the Defence Workforce of the Future revealed that a staggering 83% of key decision makers and influencers in the sector believe that the country will fall behind in terms of technology development due to a lack of skills. A further 77% are concerned that the…

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Sustainable textile material company Spinnova emphasises that the run up to COP28 is no time to back down on climate action in the global fashion and textile industries. The fashion and apparel industry is one of the most polluting industries in the world, accounting for 4% of global emissions and known for various sustainability challenges from water and soil depletion to heavy chemical use, microplastic pollution, and mounting textile waste. In Europe, the consumption of textiles has the fourth highest impact on climate change, surpassed only by food, housing and mobility. According to sustainable textile material company Spinnova, decarbonising the industry and reaching…

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The Tech Trailblazers Awards have unveiled the 2023 Tech Trailblazers winners and runners up. A tough competition across 16 categories has finally yielded those who came out top after being vetted by our high-profile judging panel and subjected to a public vote. This year sees a repeat winner, with Noname Security winning the Security Trailblazers category for a second year in a row. The 2023 cohort of winners come from across the Americas, Europe, Asia and Australasia. They will be hoping to repeat the success of many previous winners who have gone on to large funding rounds, floating on the…

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While new research from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo) has revealed a 35% drop in vacancies between October and November 2023, the trade association has warned recruiters to prepare for a hiring spike following investment in the sector. The data – provided by the world’s largest network of job boards, Broadbean Technology – painted a concerning picture for annual job vacancies which were also down by 59% in November. Despite this decline, applications for pharmaceuticals and life sciences jobs have nose-dived, falling 64% month-on-month in November. With the Chancellor unveiling an investment package to boost the sciences remits…

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