Mitsubishi Motors has opened its first retail outlet in the UK at the Intu Lakeside shopping centre in Essex.
Individuals from all walks of life are now more concerned with their health than ever before. This is observation is particularly relevant when looking at the emerging number of vegans.
McDonalds has announced it is set to replace its plastic straws with environmentally friendly paper straws in all of its stores within the UK and Ireland.
Thanks to increased public awareness and the associated health benefits, the vegan movement has grown in popularity during recent times.
Customers who have become accustomed to single-use takeaway cups while visiting the Boston Tea Party coffee chain will need to make a slight adjustment. As of 1 June, disposable cups have been removed from 22 of their outlets.
Belfast's student district is to gain a new addition in the form of Greggs, the ubiquitous bakery store that is the largest in the UK. The new shop will be the 15th in Northern Ireland and the eighth in the Belfast district.
Based on consumer research, supermarkets are cited as being a leading source of plastic based waste although some are adopting methods to reduce their plastic footprints. However, it's not the responsibility of the big players to begin creating a shift.
Musgrave, Ireland’s 140 year old food wholesaling and retailing giant, is having a nibble at the fast-food market in Northern Island. Musgrave’s business interests now cover Ireland, Northern Ireland and Spain.
As of April 2017, M&S had 979 stores throughout the UK. Considering the fact that this massive conglomerate was first established in 1884, many consumers will be surprised to learn that they are planning to close no fewer than 100 stores by the year 2022.
The Swedish fashion brand Monki are planning to open a new store in the UK following their successful launches in Manchester earlier this year and in the Westfield Stratford shopping centre in 2017.
The British are known for their love of tea, so it is no surprise that London has so many amazing places to drink it. It is difficult to pick the definitive list of the best places but the following offer a wide choice that will suit all tastes.
Whether you’re visiting Scotland’s vibrant cities, or the magnificent Highlands and Islands, Uplands and Lowlands, there comes a time during the day when a little light refreshment and a good old caffeine kick is required.
Lidl have been a major success in the UK over the last few years and, along with Aldi, have mounted a major challenge to the traditional British supermarkets by offering widespread discount prices throughout their range of products.
American fashion retailers Abercrombie & Fitch are to open their second UK store at the Intu Trafford Centre Stretford in vibrant Greater Manchester.
American Apparel has recently returned to the UK with an online store.
As famous for its controversial advertising campaigns of the 1980s and 90s as it is for its colourful knitwear and fashion range, the United Colours of Benetton has opened its latest flagship store in London’s Oxford Street.
Exploring London is wonderful, educating and entertaining, but can also be exhausting. To sit, rest and catch your breath the best place is a coffee shop and there are plenty of those in the city.
The north London suburb of Chelmsford has seen its share of grandeur in the past. It’s recorded that King Henry VIII sometimes stopped here on his summer progress in the 1620s.
