FBC Manby Bowdler acquires national employment law specialist

Midlands law firm FBC Manby Bowdler has acquired The Specialist Law Group, an employment law specialist, as part of its expansion strategy. This acquisition strengthens FBC Manby Bowdler's employment law services in response to increased demand due to the Employment Rights Act and provides a base in Worcester for broader service offerings. The Specialist Law Group will continue operating under its existing brands, with its founder Helen Moore remaining in charge, and will benefit from the resour

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FBC Manby Bowdler acquires national employment law specialist

Regional retail institution Yorkshire Trading Company to open at Flemingate

Yorkshire Trading Company is set to open a new 10,300 sq ft store at the Flemingate centre in Beverley, creating around 25 jobs. This expansion adds to their 34 existing locations and marks their entry into a popular retail destination that hosts both national and independent retailers. The move is expected to increase foot traffic at Flemingate and strengthen the centre's retail offerings.

Published by MMC PR & Comms•HULL, UK - July 31, 2026
Regional retail institution Yorkshire Trading Company to open at Flemingate

The most beautiful (and connected!) places to visit this summer

Trooli, a home broadband provider, has identified top UK destinations that offer both beauty and strong connectivity, ensuring visitors can stay online during their summer trips. The analysis considered gigabit-capable broadband, 4G, and public WiFi availability in various scenic and historic locations, such as West Bay Beaches in Dorset and Windsor Castle in Berkshire. This information is valuable for families wanting to enjoy UK travel without sacrificing internet access for work, communicatio

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The most beautiful (and connected!) places to visit this summer

Advertising giant lights up Cardiff as South Wales expansion continues

Route Media has installed four new digital advertising screens at key locations in Cardiff, marking a significant expansion of its out-of-home media presence in South Wales. The screens, located at Culverhouse Cross and Queensgate Roundabout, aim to capture high traffic visibility and offer advertisers access to over 100,000 vehicle movements daily. This development is part of Route Media's broader strategy to enhance its digital advertising network across Wales and Northern Ireland.

Published by RADAR PR•LONDON - JULY 31 2026
Advertising giant lights up Cardiff as South Wales expansion continues

StayCotswold set to benefit as a third of Britons plan more UK breaks in 2026

Research by AA Hotel and Hospitality Services indicates that a significant number of Britons are planning more UK holidays in 2026, with a preference for shorter, more frequent breaks. This trend presents opportunities for destinations like the Cotswolds, where StayCotswold, managing over 300 properties, is ready to meet the demand. The study shows 37% of Britons intend to take more domestic trips, and 43% are choosing UK destinations over international travel.

Published by Ad Hoc-PR•COTSWOLDS, UK - July 31, 2026
StayCotswold set to benefit as a third of Britons plan more UK breaks in 2026

Leading engineering firm warns of huge impact of Jodrell Bank closure on young engineers and scientists

A Shropshire engineering firm, Transicon, has criticised the decision to cut funding for Jodrell Bank, which could lead to its closure by 2028. The UK Research and Innovation's budget cuts are due to rising research and lab costs, but Transicon argues this will harm the UK's ability to nurture future engineers and scientists. The firm emphasises the importance of supporting institutions like Jodrell Bank to inspire young people to pursue STEM careers.

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Leading engineering firm warns of huge impact of Jodrell Bank closure on young engineers and scientists

Local Harrogate Hospice receives Geo Flower Wall from the Great Yorkshire Show

Geo Underwriting donated its Flower Wall from the Great Yorkshire Show to Saint Michael’s Hospice in Harrogate, which provides care for people affected by terminal illness. The donation, consisting of various plants and shrubs, aims to enhance the hospice environment, offering comfort to patients, families, and staff. This gesture highlights Geo Underwriting's commitment to supporting local communities and organisations.

Published by Geo Underwriting•LONDON, UK - July 30, 2026
Local Harrogate Hospice receives Geo Flower Wall from the Great Yorkshire Show

Cequence Brings Agentic Zero Trust Across MCP, API, and LLM So Every Business Team Can Deploy Agents Without Losing Control

Cequence Security has introduced new capabilities for its AI Gateway, including AI Discovery, API Registry, LLM Registry, and Skill Registry, to enhance the security and governance of AI agents. These updates allow businesses to deploy AI agents with specific job descriptions and security measures without needing technical expertise, ensuring agents only access necessary tools and data. This development is significant as it addresses security concerns highlighted by recent incidents, such as Ope

Published by Newshound Communications•LONDON, UK - 30 July, 2026
Cequence Brings Agentic Zero Trust Across MCP, API, and LLM So Every Business Team Can Deploy Agents Without Losing Control

Ancient Roman Vase Used to Farm Dormice for Food Now on Public Display in Italian Ghost Village

A rare Roman-era vessel used for raising dormice for food is now on display at the Museo delle Maioliche Arcaiche in Celleno's ghost village, Italy. This glirarium is showcased alongside medieval ceramics from a nearby archaeological site as part of a "diffuse museum" network. The exhibit highlights Celleno's historical heritage and aims to attract more tourists to the area.

Published by Giulio Gargiullo•Rome, Italy - July 30, 2026
Ancient Roman Vase Used to Farm Dormice for Food Now on Public Display in Italian Ghost Village

Chantry Court residents give Untold Living big thumbs-up

Residents of Chantry Court, a retirement village in Wiltshire, have expressed high satisfaction following a £500,000 refurbishment by Untold Living, with 76% stating they are "extremely satisfied" and 78% willing to recommend the village. The refurbishment aimed to enhance the living environment, offering amenities like a restaurant and library, and the in-house care team received a high approval rating. The survey results highlight the success of Untold Living's efforts to create a supportive a

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Chantry Court residents give Untold Living big thumbs-up

Why Homeowners Are Swapping Bright Bathrooms for Hotel-Style Drama

TikTok users are embracing a trend called 'dark showering', where they replace bright bathroom lighting with softer, ambient options to create a more relaxing atmosphere. This shift towards darker, hotel-style bathrooms with deep colours and warm wood finishes aims to make the space feel less clinical and more like a personal sanctuary. The trend highlights a broader move away from purely practical bathroom designs to ones that help people unwind and separate their workday from their evening.

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Why Homeowners Are Swapping Bright Bathrooms for Hotel-Style Drama

Ideal Heating celebrates £325,000 Macmillan fundraising milestone

Ideal Heating has raised £325,000 for Macmillan Cancer Support since 2018 through various fundraising activities, including sponsored challenges and bake sales. This milestone supports Macmillan's efforts to assist people living with cancer and their families across the UK. The funds raised are enough to run Macmillan's Online Community platform for over a year, benefiting more than 600,000 people.

Published by MMC PR & Comms•HULL, UK - July 30, 2026
Ideal Heating celebrates £325,000 Macmillan fundraising milestone

Get A-Head funds pioneering database to transform thyroid cancer treatment

The Get A-Head Charitable Trust has funded a £30,365 research project at the University of Birmingham to create a database of 1,872 thyroid cancer patients. This project aims to investigate whether commonly prescribed medications interfere with radioactive iodine therapy, a crucial treatment for aggressive thyroid cancer. The findings could significantly impact treatment protocols and improve outcomes for thyroid cancer patients globally.

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Get A-Head funds pioneering database to transform thyroid cancer treatment

Free Making Tax Digital Readiness Review launched as first HMRC quarterly deadline approaches

David Howard has launched a free online Making Tax Digital Readiness Review to help over 864,000 sole traders and landlords prepare for the first HMRC quarterly update deadline on 7th August. This service aims to ensure taxpayers have the correct software and digital records to meet new tax reporting requirements. The initiative is crucial as it addresses common questions and helps reduce the risk of missed deadlines, easing the transition to the new system.

Published by David Howard Chartered Accountants•Weybridge, Surrey - July 29, 2026
Free Making Tax Digital Readiness Review launched as first HMRC quarterly deadline approaches

Consumers Seek Elevated Furniture Without Compromising on Value

Homeowners are expected to prioritise well-designed, durable furniture that offers good value for money this autumn, according to Lakeland Furniture. This trend, driven by cost-of-living pressures and sustainability concerns, will see increased demand for versatile furniture like dining chairs and office seating, as well as warmer, nature-inspired colour schemes. The shift reflects a more careful approach to home furnishing, focusing on comfort, quality, and longevity.

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Consumers Seek Elevated Furniture Without Compromising on Value

Searches for Brown Interiors Soar as Warmer Tones Make a Comeback

Interest in brown interior design has significantly increased, with searches for brown-themed living rooms and bedrooms doubling over the past year, according to Pinterest Trends data. Japanese tile specialist Mittsu highlights this trend by promoting their brown tiles, which offer a natural and varied finish due to their unique kiln-firing process. This shift towards warmer, earthy tones reflects a broader movement towards timeless and natural home aesthetics.

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Searches for Brown Interiors Soar as Warmer Tones Make a Comeback

Over three-quarters of CNI organisations report repeated supply chain compromise, e2e-assure research reveals

Research by e2e-assure reveals that 76% of Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) organisations have experienced repeated supply chain compromises, with attackers exploiting trusted third-party access to target operational technology environments. This highlights a significant security risk, as many organisations only monitor third-party access reactively, leaving them vulnerable to attacks. The findings stress the need for continuous monitoring of third-party access to enhance cybersecurity and

Published by Origin Communications•Abingdon, U.K., 29 July 2026
Over three-quarters of CNI organisations report repeated supply chain compromise, e2e-assure research reveals

Vox Brings Bluetooth to Guided Tours, From Earphones to Hearing Aids

Vox is introducing Bluetooth connectivity to its guided tours starting in September 2026, allowing guests to use their own wireless earphones or Bluetooth hearing aids to listen directly to tour guides. This update aims to enhance accessibility for people with hearing aids and reduce environmental impact by decreasing the need for disposable headphones. As the number of people using Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids grows, this move addresses a significant need in accessible travel.

Published by Vox Group•LONDON, 29th June, 2026
Vox Brings Bluetooth to Guided Tours, From Earphones to Hearing Aids