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  • Hospitality sector braces for ‘devastating’ tube strikes

    March 12, 2026

    London’s hospitality sector could face “devastating” disruption from upcoming tube strikes, sector leaders have warned.  Members of the RMT union, which represents London Underground staff, will strike over 12 days between March and May, and hospitality intelligence firm Access Hospitality has warned sector bosses to prepare now to protect their revenue. The last set of [...]

  • England and Scotland World Cup games saved by Patriots owner Kraft deal

    March 12, 2026

    Billionaire New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has helped to resolve a row over security costs that was threatening England and Scotland games at this summer’s World Cup. Local authorities in Foxborough, near Boston, were refusing to grant a licence for seven fixtures due to be staged at the Gillette Stadium owing to fears the [...]

  • Revolut’s triumph reminds us what British tech sector is capable of

    March 12, 2026

    There hasn’t been much good news around lately – between the UK’s miserable growth trajectory, war in the Middle East and the whiff of decay in Downing Street, it’s been hard to find the optimism. But when something genuinely impressive happens in British business, it’s worth pausing to take notice. And this week we had [...]

  • John Lewis boss: Labour must keep pledge to reform business rates

    March 12, 2026

    Labour must honour its manifesto promise to fundamentally reform the business rates system, John Lewis boss Jason Tarry has said.  The retail chairman said the changes at last year’s Budget were positive for retail but offered a “short-term” fix to a system which unfairly disadvantages physical retailers as opposed to online shops. Chancellor Rachel Reeves [...]

  • HPE leans on Juniper deal as AI drives demand for faster networks

    March 12, 2026

    Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) is trying to prove that its $14bn (£10.45bn) takeover of Juniper Networks is already translating into momentum in one of the most competitive corners of the AI infrastructure market. Speaking at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Rami Rahim, the former Juniper chief executive who now runs HPE’s networking business, told [...]

  • Middle East war ‘could plunge UK into a recession’

    March 12, 2026

    The crisis in the Middle East could plunge the UK into a recession in the worst case scenario where oil prices surge higher over the next two months, analysis has shown.  Oxford Economics research has indicated that a continued surge in oil prices would rattle “parts of the global economy”, with the UK set to [...]

  • Blitz Golf: Golf’s answer to T20 cricket coming to London

    March 12, 2026

    When LIV burst into the sporting galaxy it promised to be “golf, but louder”. So what do you call golf that lasts just three hours and has been described as the sport’s version of Twenty20 cricket?  The answer, it seems, is Blitz. Established in Australia back in 2018, Blitz Golf shot to prominence when cricketer [...]

  • JeffBet Sign Up Offer – JeffBet Free Bet for Cheltenham 2026

    March 12, 2026

    Those looking for a welcome offer to get them started on their Cheltenham betting journey should look no further than the JeffBet free bets welcome bonus, which offers a £40 free bet to use during the event. In this 2026 review, users can learn everything they need to know about the JeffBet Cheltenham promotion.  City [...]

  • ‘Fibremaxxing’: How food manufacturers made fibre cool again

    March 12, 2026

    “Fibremaxxing,” the UK’s new healthy eating trend, erupted at the start of 2026, as fibre replaced protein as the go-to fashionable food. Previously mundane, bland foods like prunes and seeded bread surged in popularity, with posts with the hashtags “fibremaxxing” having been viewed more than 150m times on TikTok.  Sales of prunes increased 60 per [...]

  • Here we go again: Tube strikes to hit London from March to May

    March 12, 2026

    Fresh tube strikes are set to take place over a period of two months with businesses and commuters hit by union action on some of the busiest days of the week. RMT, the union representing London Underground staff, has announced that strikes will take place over 12 days between March and May, with both morning [...]

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