Acne: 5 Rogue Triggers
Adult acne is a condition that no one wants, yet so many people are afflicted with it. Numerous triggers can cause an outbreak, but there are also plenty of ways to prevent or limit them. read more
MACH 2016 to run in April
This year, from April 11 to 15, more than 600 exhibitors will be displaying their products and expertise at the NEC in Birmingham. MACH 2016 is the UK’s largest and best established manufacturing technologies exhibition and this year it looks … read more
Understanding the NI Critical Care Registers for energy consumers
Northern Ireland has strict rules to protect consumers in their dealings with energy companies and access to utilities, particularly customers with special care needs or belonging to vulnerable groups. A large part of this is down to Critical Care Registers, … read more
Understanding the Role of the Orthodontic Society of Ireland
Orthodontists specialise in treating misaligned teeth and jaws, also known as malocclusion or ‘bad bite’. A specialist branch of dentistry, orthodontics uses braces and other corrective appliances to encourage the jaws and teeth to properly align. The main aim is … read more
£20M Shot in the Arm for UK Self-Driving Initiatives.
A £100 million fund to support UK industries establishing themselves in the autonomous car technology arena has been announced. However, there’s a great leap in technology required to move from the self-driving Heathrow pods that run on dedicated paths behind … read more
The EV Is Finally Coming of Age: Here’s Why
Electric vehicles (EVs) have taken decades to get off the ground and gain momentum as a mainstream automotive solution. Their current ascent can be attributed to the fact that they are no longer severely limited by the range they can … read more
Adult Soft Drinks: Maximising the Revenue Opportunity
Following dry January, many licensees have admitted that they felt the effects, placing emphasis on the need to maximise opportunities when it comes to adult soft drinks. read more
What will 2016 bring for the property market in Gloucester?
Halifax. the UK’s leading mortgage lender, announced in early February that house prices have risen significantly across the country since the start of the year. While there were regional variations in the figures, the South West and Gloucester were among … read more
Children who refuse to go to school
Going to school usually is an enjoyable event for young children. For some it brings fear or panic. Parents have cause for concern when the child is sick because of stress, “pretending to be sick” or exaggerated physical symptoms to … read more
Personal Borrowing in the UK Now at Almost £180 Billion
There is growing concern as personal borrowing increases at an alarming rate, leaving levels of debt at their highest since 2008. The latest figures top even the NHS annual budget. read more