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UK Licensing Reform 2025 Explained For The Night-Time Economy

A fast-track review branded “Cheers for Change” seeks to rewrite how England and Wales license alcohol and late-night activity. Ministers present the plan as a clean-up of bureaucracy to back a struggling hospitality sector and revive the night-time economy. The centrepiece is a push to...

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Black Friday 2025 UK electronics deals with verified savings

A Black Friday deal is only meaningful if the reduction beats typical pricing, not an inflated reference price. For this analysis, a saving qualifies as real when the current price is at least 15% below the 30-day median and 10% below the 90-day median, with...

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Lavender Marriage In The UK Reaches A New Phase Of Pragmatism

The phrase lavender marriage has returned to British public life with a new meaning. Once a quiet tactic of concealment, it is now a label that also describes pragmatic, openly discussed partnerships built for safety, stability, and access to legal rights. In 2025, the subject...

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Fletcher Priest’s 46 storey City of London tower targets a 2027 start

A 46-storey office building at 63 St Mary Axe in the City of London is moving toward delivery with an indicative construction start in 2027. The project, designed by Fletcher Priest, is conceived as an office-led tower of about 176 metres with roughly 635,000 sq...

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Old Oak Common 2025 HS2 regeneration hub reshaping West London

Old Oak Common is positioned to become London’s next metropolitan centre, built around a station intended to be the country’s most significant new interchange in generations. The project aligns national rail investment with metropolitan planning to refashion a swathe of West London that has long...