The gaming industry is proving time and time again just how resilient and strong it is, as it enters 2023 with nothing but positive news and lots to look forward to. The industry has weathered the pandemic with flying colours, coming out stronger than before,
Britain’s continued recession coupled with the cost-of-living crisis have meant the domestic housing demand has taken a dramatic hit. At a time when interest rates are rising, and predictions for the housing market continued to worsen – HM Revenue & Customs reported that residential transactions
Trainline will be opening the doors to its first ever clothing store this month, dedicated to helping job seekers stride into an interview with confidence. The opening of The Interview Store comes as research reveals that over a third (38%) of Brits – and nearly
ISIS bride Shamima Begum is a threat to the security of the UK, according to Veteran Affairs Minister Johnny Mercer. He commented on her case ahead of a decision on her appeal against her being stripped of her British citizenship, which is expected to be
When you visit many cities across the UK, the main draw of the pubs is the beer they have on offer. And while that is partly true of London, there’s so much more to London pubs than what they offer at the pumps. Today, there
Gambling has been popular for centuries and has been growing steadily, with online casinos giving a strong push to the industry in recent times by making gambling more accessible and comfortable. Today, UK players can come across many casinos not on GamStop; however, not everyone
Bellway London is set to deliver a new 196-home development as part of its ongoing regeneration programme in Stratford. Planning permission for phase two of the Legacy Wharf scheme, located on Cooks Road, was issued by London Legacy Development Corporation at the end of November
Shirin has just arrived from war-stricken Iran to Sweden – her new home. Her and her family must learn to acclimatise to the weather, culture and socialisation of Sweden whilst still staying in touch with their Iranian heritage. Along with her response to such things
New research released today by Post Office has revealed that Brits are feeling much lonelier than they were just three years ago, with increased financial woes and a lack of communication and connection with others driving the shift. A poll of 2,000 UK adults has
UKRAINE’S appeal for advanced western fighter jets is “a reasonable call” according to a former head of the Army. Lord Richard Dannatt told GB News: “The call for fast jets is an understandable call but it is complicated. “It’s much more practical for countries that