Vitamin D is one of the few nutrients the NHS recommends everyone in the UK supplement during autumn and winter. It’s essential for bone and muscle health, but its influence on mood and immunity is equally important.
Supp co-founder and biomedical scientist, Olivia Buckley
Good equipment removes physical barriers and opens the door for more people, especially women, to see warehousing as a viable and rewarding career.
Phil Chesworth, Managing Director, Pallet Trucks UK
Shoppers don’t think in keywords. They think in needs and outcomes. Conversational AI allows retailers to interpret that intent directly, rather than forcing customers to guess the right search term
Marc Firth, Co-Founder and CEO, Firney
After months of dark evenings and cancelled plans, spring is a breath of fresh air for social lives. Diaries start filling up again, weekends disappear under birthdays, bank holidays and last-minute dinners. The slower pace of winter is gone. For many people, it is a welcome change – but it can also leave people feeling
Artificial intelligence is beginning to move beyond the role of assistant software and into something more operational. Across enterprise technology, the focus is shifting from tools that respond to prompts towards systems capable of planning tasks, coordinating workflows and carrying out actions with limited human intervention. AI consultancy ResearchCollab Technologies says organisations are entering a
With the demand for ultra-private luxury travel on the rise, The Ace VIP has launched its 2026 Mykonos season with an expanded collection of high-end villas, enhanced concierge services and a renewed focus on personalised experiences for global luxury travellers. Known for arranging discreet stays for guests seeking space, privacy and seamless service, the Mykonos-based
A new Baby Sensory group is set to open in West Warrington, giving local parents and carers a dedicated space to enjoy their baby’s first year while supporting early development through play, movement and sensory exploration. The classes will be run by Louisa Williams, who lives locally and has spent years working in early years
As more warehouses transition towards electric materials handling equipment, many operators are discovering a challenge they did not fully anticipate: where to charge and manage it all. As adoption increases, operators are finding that battery management is becoming part of day-to-day warehouse planning rather than a secondary concern. According to Midland Pallet Trucks, the steady