Four members of an organised crime group who conspired to import cannabis on a yacht into the UK have been jailed following a National Crime Agency investigation. The men used encrypted comms platform EncroChat to plan the importation of the Class B drug from Morocco
London pubs, owned and managed by Stonegate Group, have outlined plans to reopen on Monday 17 May. Each pub has ensured it complies with the new COVID-19 Secure Workplace Guidance for Pubs and Restaurants, introducing measures to protect staff and customers and ensuring the smooth
While most businesses struggle to stay profitable amid the ongoing pandemic, the gambling software giant might undersell its cash cow. With the profound economic and social disruptions caused by COVID-19 worldwide, it is understandable for Playtech to carry out some sort of reform to navigate
The Children’s Society’s Look Closer campaign, which encourages not just professionals and family members, but also the public to look out for signs that a child may be at risk of being abused or groomed and exploited – for instance into county lines drug dealing,
The UK’s hottest vintage band Miss Kiddy and the Cads are back with a brand-new single – a vintage spin on the popular Reef classic Place Your Hands. It is accompanied by a jaw-dropping video that will make you unapologetically want to push your hands
Following the success of his debut single, ‘Time Out’ (3 million + streams), London-based pop singer-songwriter AJ Wander has now released the follow up, ‘Eye To Eye’ via Elevation. Since November last year strong Spotify editorial play listings have allowed music fans worldwide to discover
Two young entrepreneurs have launched a major campaign to tackle mental health issues in young people struggling to cope as we emerge from lockdown. Ollie and Toby Brittan, the founders of the UK’s leading provider of non-peroxide natural teeth whitening company Whites Beaconsfield have launched
Our local parks have become an essential part of life in the past year. Limitations on travel and exercise, and regulations on who and how we can meet have directed us to local gardens, beaches and woodlands to enjoy our free time safely. After a
Toyota (GB) is spending more than £1 million to covertly mark more than 100,000 parts on older cars which could be the target of catalytic converter theft, to help police arrest and charge criminals. The service is free to owners. The theft of catalytic converters
Since lockdown restrictions have eased, allowing the nation to eat and drink outside again, it seemed the weather had other ideas. As the heavens poured on beer gardens across the country, bold Brits embraced the showers resulting in a sodden social appearance. However, fast-fashion brand,