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
For many women navigating menopause, it may feel as though winter makes everything harder – and it’s not just their imagination. Sleep becomes more fractured, energy drops faster and familiar symptoms such as low mood or mental fog often feel more pronounced. While menopause is increasingly discussed, the seasonal pressures that sit alongside it are
ResearchCollab.ai, the first all-in-one AI research hub built to replace today’s fragmented academic and scientific workflows, has officially launched to the public. At a time when researchers face mounting pressure to produce faster and verify more, while navigating unreliable AI tools and scattered applications, ResearchCollab.ai offers what the team calls “Structured Intelligence”. This new approach
Met Office weather warnings have revealed that the UK could be in for further heavy snow, accompanied by strong winds of up to 60mph, as the UK’s first named storm of the season, Storm Goretti, looks set to wreak havoc across the nation. According to the Met Office, the average cost of storm damage is
Ilford venue Crown Banqueting Suite has introduced fully customised menu planning through its newly launched in-house brand, Prestige Catering, giving clients greater freedom than ever to shape their event dining experience around their guests’ needs. Rather than choosing from fixed or pre-set menus, clients can now work closely with the catering team to design bespoke
A Bexley security researcher has been granted Australia’s exclusive 858 National Innovation visa after hacking a live system operated by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) during the application review period. With no obvious route for someone in his field to show the calibre of excellence required for the visa, Jacob Riggs provided