London, 14 June 2024 — Netflix and Shondaland have announced that the “Bridgerton” franchise has injected over £250 million into the UK economy and supported nearly 5,000 businesses over the past five years. To celebrate this milestone and the release of Part
New research conducted by CBD retailers CBD Oil King has identified the top ten most stressed cities in the UK, with Preston emerging as the most stressed.
On May 24, Wigan hosted a vibrant gathering of over 300 representatives from Northern England to celebrate the region’s cultural education workforce. The event, organized by the creative education charity Curious Minds, aimed to honour the dedication of teachers, artists, youth and
The Prime Minister has issued a stark warning to university leaders across the UK, calling for immediate action to address what he describes as an “unacceptable rise” in antisemitism on campuses. In a high-level meeting with vice-chancellors, the Prime Minister emphasized the
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Blenheim Palace recently admitted that its claim of discovering a Woodstock festival from 1769 was a hoax. BBC Oxford had initially reported that archivists found records of a 200-person event in Woodstock, Oxfordshire. However, Blenheim Palace later clarified the “discovery” was created
The organizers of upcoming lantern festivals in Birmingham and London have refuted claims that the events are a scam. A trading standards investigation was launched after concerns were raised by ticket holders due to the lack of confirmed event locations. Birmingham City
Derby will host a celebration of English culture on Saturday ahead of St George’s Day, which falls on Tuesday. The city centre will come alive with free events designed to showcase English heritage and culture “in all its eccentricities.” The festivities will
A 13-year-old blind pianist, Chapman Shum, joined other young disabled performers at the UK’s first-ever inclusive music festival held at the Bristol Beacon. The event, part of the nationwide Music for Youth Festival 2024, provided a platform for 140 young people aged
