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The Mayor of London Boris Johnson is launching a new campaign to promote the booming British menswear industry, which brings £10 billion to the UK’s economy and is growing at such a rate that it is predicted to overtake womenswear sales by 2016. The capital’s pioneering and creative menswear designers are once again being showcased […]
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Britain has come along way since the first gay marches in the 1970s, with Parliament recently approving legislation to introduce same-sex marriage and now the Winter Pride UK planned for London. To celebrate this momentous occasion, and to particularly highlight the enormous contribution the LGBT community makes to the UK’s cultural and creative industries, L-Wired are […]
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Two thirds (65%) of Irish people don’t take all of their annual leave each year according to a new survey by Hotels.com. The research into how many holidays we take each year reveals that we appear to be a hard working nation; with just over 1 in 5 (22%) saying they are too busy at […]
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Fameed Khalique (UK) picked up the Product Award in the Residential Sector of the prestigious SBID International Design Awards 2013. The award recognises the very best in new products for the home. The London based company won for LcD, a contemporary textile collection where natural, metallic and industrial materials are woven together with artisan skill. […]
Khalique Wins SBID Award is a post from: UK in One
Dublin Zoo, a non-profit organisation, has published a brand new illustrated children’s book entitled Dublin Zoo Elephants. Written by Catherine de Courcy and illustrated by Cathy Callan, Dublin Zoo Elephants introduces readers to the magnificent herd of elephants at Dublin Zoo. In this beautifully illustrated book, children will learn about the elephants, how they live […]
Dublin Zoo Publishes Children’s Book is a post from: Ireland in One
Thanks to a rapidly growing interest in renewables, Topstak – Vale of Glamorgan based specialists in renewable energy solutions, wood burning stoves and kitchens – has added three members to its renewables and stove installation team. Matthew Young becomes operations manager for the renewables and stove element of Topstak’s business, adding to the recent appointment […]
New appointments for Topstak is a post from: UK in One
The Daily Telegraph and the Sport Industry Group will continue to reward the best-performing governing bodies in British sport after extending their partnership into a third year. The Sport Governing Body of the Year Award, sponsored by the Daily Telegraph, will once again be presented at the BT Sport Industry Awards, the flagship celebration of […]
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German companies now have to pay almost three times as much for electricity as their American competitors, according to a Siemens study. One reason is that there’s no supply in Europe of cheap shale gas. Another is the cost of huge subsidies given to producers of wind, solar and biomass power. Because of lack of […]
An Energy Shambles in Deutschland is a post from: Germany in One
Coffee Continental, a delightful independent, family-run coffee house and bistro will open in the Castle Arcade in Cardiff’s city centre on October 17. The launch event runs from 6pm-8.30 and features tasty nibbles, champagne, live music and the finest coffee. Esther and George Apoussidis, the husband and wife team behind the new business, will draw […]
New Cardiff coffee house is a post from: UK in One
New research published today (Thursday) by the TaxPayers’ Alliance (TPA) reveals that the Government’s already weak case for High Speed Rail 2 (HS2) is continuing to unravel. The research demonstrates that the line would not address the most pressing capacity issues on the UK rail network, despite the enormous cost. – HS2 is not needed […]
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