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“We are proud to empower our customers in enhancing their sustainability credentials through the adoption of FuelBox, contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions and improved air quality across the country.” Since its launch in 2015, FuelBox has emerged as the benchmark for the convenient and eco-friendly distribution of various fuels. Our conversation with James Hunt, Managing Director of New Era Fuels, sheds light on the genesis of this groundbreaking product and offers insights into the trajectory of sustainable energy. True to our name, New Era Fuels has been a pioneer since its creation in 1919, initially catering to the…

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Renowned for its expert craftsmanship, timeless design, and superior sound capabilities, Bang & Olufsen today opens the doors to its new flagship store on London’s prestigious New Bond Street. More than showcasing the brand’s full range of luxury speakers and televisions, the new flagship store has been designed to cater to the needs of individual customers by offering an immersive and tailored shopping experience. “We are excited to open the doors to our new flagship store in one of the world’s premier luxury shopping destinations. Since 1925, Bang & Olufsen has brought magical experiences to the lives of people all…

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ai.io, the award-winning London-based AI and technology innovator, has taken a monumental leap forward in the sports technology landscape with its acquisition of Intel’s groundbreaking 3D Athlete Tracking (3DAT) platform. This strategic move solidifies ai.io’s position as a global leader in AI-driven marker-less motion capture technology, ushering in a new era of athlete analysis for both professional and amateur sports enthusiasts worldwide. Intel’s 3DAT technology, originally developed to showcase the potential of AI at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games and featured prominently at the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games, has been used to analyze professional and amateur athletes across many sports,…

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Ipsotek, an Eviden business, and a global leader in AI powered video analytics solutions, has today announced its award of three distinct contracts to deploy cutting-edge technology at Cluj, Sibiu, and Satu Mare airports in Romania. Ipsotek was awarded the projects through its partner UTI Construction and Facility Management (UTI CFM), a top system integrator with vast expertise in civil and critical infrastructure solutions, to deliver state-of-the-art video analytics systems for enhanced safety, security, and operational efficiency. UTI CFM and Ipsotek have been in partnership across a number of projects before, including collaboration at Bucharest Henri Coanda (Otopeni) Airport in 2020. “These…

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Plant based Teriyaki Beef hits stores nationwide from January 9th  ONE of the UK’s most popular Chinese takeaways has offered up a sweet new selection to celebrate Veganuary. Chopstix Noodle Bar is bringing the ‘All Leaf, No Beef’ Teriyaki to its stores across the nation, hitting menus from Tuesday 9th January. Mixing plant based ‘beef’ strips with peppers, onions and Chopstix’ secret recipe sweet Teriyaki sauce, the special topping gives Pan-Asian fanatics a way to stick to their vegan goals while still chowing down on authentic Chinese food. Chopstix’s latest vegan offering follows a number of menu items that have been added over…

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71% of London households believe it’s important to keep up appearances when compared to others on the street 47% of Londoners have admitted to spying on their neighbours Estimated that over 4 million Brits have spent more than £10,000 on rash or regretful purchases Hisense reveal effects of neighbourhood rivalry on purchasing habits The COVID-19 pandemic brought with it very few benefits, yet people’s relationships with their neighbours was one positive, with almost half of Londoners (47%) claiming that it brought them closer together as a result. Whilst the same can’t be said for everyone, with 10% of London residents…

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Change is happening at a rate like never before thanks to the popularisation of AI, along with the ever-increasing pace of organisational change. In fact, according to CoachHub’s 2023 AI in Coaching Survey, more than half (56%) of organisations are already using AI within their HR function. As AI’s role continues to develop, and skillsets continue to change, it is vital that leaders prepare early, ensuring that their workforce is equipped with the skills and resources required for the trends of the coming year. Behavioural scientists from CoachHub, the leading global digital coaching platform, have shared their top predictions for work…

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FORECASTERS are predicting that January 2024 will be another strong year for the growth of all things plant-based, kicking off with Veganuary – which last year saw 700,000 people take part in the challenge to adopt veganism for the first month of the year. Indegno, Brick Lane’s latest fast-casual Italian restaurant serving fried tortellini, cappellacci and its signature fried, folded and filled golden dough – the crescentina – is keen to ensure that those looking for Italian street food don’t have to go without this January. The award-winning Bologna-born brand has launched its new Veganuary Special, available from 2 January…

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Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve offers the ultimate romantic getaway to gift your loved one. Just one hour from London, treat your loved one to a truly unforgettable Valentines on safari at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve. The 600-acre stunning savannah is Kent’s biggest wildlife park and is offering the most intimate of experiences in an array of different accommodation and fine dining, including celebrity-favourite Lion Lodge. Valentines retreats at Port Lympne offer a uniquely indulgent experience and an opportunity to reconnect with nature in the heart of the Kent countryside surrounded by over 900 rare and endangered animals. Port…

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Feeling Blue? New research from Marugame Udon reveals that happiness may lie in eating noodles as nearly two-thirds of people (61%) link eating noodles to happy emotions and over three-quarters (79%) associate the dish with feelings of comfort. January is often associated with doom and gloom with Blue Monday (the third Monday of January) considered the most depressing day of the year. Google Trends data also shows that searches for noodles peak every January in the UK.  Connecting the dots, the study of adults living in the UK shows that an overwhelming 82 per cent of people agree that eating…

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