<![CDATA[Pressat Main Newswire]]> https://pressat.co.uk/category/travel-tourism/ <![CDATA[Pressat Main Newswire]]> https://pressat.co.uk/media/site/logo.png https://pressat.co.uk/category/travel-tourism/ en-gb Copyright: (C) Pressat Pressat <![CDATA[ THE LAKE DISTRICT NAMED THE UK’S FAVOURITE EASTER ROAD TRIP 2024 - NEW RESEARCH ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/the-lake-district-named-the-uks-favourite-easter-road-trip-2024-new-research-4ce9e64cf9e6e8352bbf564d1b598247/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/the-lake-district-named-the-uks-favourite-easter-road-trip-2024-new-research-4ce9e64cf9e6e8352bbf564d1b598247/ Thursday 28 March, 2024

A new survey of 2,000 drivers reveals where Brits would like to be this bank holiday weekend



The Lake District, Yorkshire Dales and Jurassic Coast have been voted the top three road trip destinations Brits would most like to visit this Easter weekend – revealed in a new poll conducted by leading fuel brand JET.



Nearly a third of the 2,000 UK drivers surveyed ranked the UNESCO Heritage site that Wordsworth once deemed “the loveliest spot that man hath found” as number one. Glacial ribbon lakes and soaring mountain views give you a clue as to why the driving public (and literary greats) love The Lake District (28%). And there’s much more to the second-ranking location than Tetley and Northern Charm. The Yorkshire Dales (19%) encompasses thousands of miles of moors, valleys and hills – so vast you could hold the world’s most challenging Easter egg hunt there. The Jurassic Coast (18%), taking third place, is a champion among the coastal routes.


Conducted online in March 2024, alongside being asked to rank their top Easter road trip locations, drivers were also quizzed about their best childhood memories, who should sit in the front seat and their top car games, with some intriguing results.


From Snake Pass to the Atlantic Highway, and beyond


Home to Blenheim Palace, rolling hills and honey-hued cottages, it’s no wonder The Cotswolds is a firm favourite. Nearly one in five (17.5%) named it their top road trip location, taking 4th place. Picturesque Somerset beauty spot, Cheddar Gorge, bagged 5th place with 17%.


Moving further up the map to the Midlands, the iconic (and appropriately named) winding road trip route, Snake Pass (16%), is 6th on the list. The Atlantic Highway – rugged and remote – sits in 7th place (14%), with Pembrokeshire Coast 200 in Wales (8th), the New Forest Red Route (9th) and the Road to the Isles in Scotland (10th), completing the top ten.


Memories, games and who sits up front?


Road trips are where memories are made. And for nearly a third of Brits (31%) that means ‘being altogether as a family’, which was voted as the UK’s number one fondest childhood moment. ‘Falling asleep and waking up somewhere new’ (22%), ‘stopping for snacks at the service station’ (13%) and ‘car fun and games’ (12%), were among the other popular moments voted in by drivers.


As any parent will know, keeping the kids entertained is crucial to a harmonious Easter getaway. When asked to rank their family-favourite car games, ‘i-Spy’ came out top trumps with two-fifths of the votes (39%). Other winners included: ‘Red Car-Yellow Car’ (19%), ‘Spot The Licence Plate’ (12%) and ‘The Quiet Game’ (10%).


And while fun and games are all well and good, sometimes car rules (and anti-squabble measures) need to be established before you even set off! Drivers were then asked, ‘Who should sit up front?’


Almost half of UK drivers think ‘parents/the eldest’ should sit in the front seat (49%). ‘The navigator’ (22%), the ‘always travel-sick’ passenger (11%) and the no-nonsense ‘whoever claims it first’ (10%) approach took second, third and fourth rankings.


“Road trips are just as much about the journey as they are the destination.” says Áine Corkery, Manager, UK Brand, Phillips 66 Limited “It’s wonderful to see the UK’s sense of adventure through the lens of these results. As JET is a driver-first brand, committed to getting drivers back on the road safely, facilitating road trips that are full of memories and experiences is important to us – and we can tell from the results that it is to the voting public too!”


The UK’s Top Easter Road Trips:


1. The Lake District


2. The Yorkshire Dales


3. Jurassic Coast


4. The Cotswolds


5. Cheddar Gorge


6. Snake Pass


7. Atlantic Highway


8. Pembrokeshire Coast 200


9. New Forest Red Route


10. Road to the Isles


Best Childhood Memories On A Road Trip:


1. Being together as a family


2. Falling asleep and waking up somewhere new


3. Stopping for snacks at the service station


4. Car fun and games


5. Planning fun activities for when you arrive


6. Car karaoke


7. Quality time and deep & meaningfuls


8. Listening to audiobooks on the radio


The UK’s Favourite Car Games:


1. I Spy


2. Red car, yellow car


3. Spot the licence plate


4. The quiet game


5. Road sign games


6. Would you rather?


7. I’m going on a picnic


Who Should Sit Up Front?


1. The parents / eldest in age order


2. The navigator


3. The passenger who’s always travel-sick


4. Whoever claims it first


5. The tallest person


6. Girls upfront / boys upfront





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28 Mar 2024 10:00:03 GMT Children & Teenagers Leisure & Hobbies Motoring Travel & Tourism
<![CDATA[ Community plants over 1,000 native trees at local heritage site ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/community-plants-over-1000-native-trees-at-local-heritage-site-50238b7e393215cd8ca441c78109ac5d/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/community-plants-over-1000-native-trees-at-local-heritage-site-50238b7e393215cd8ca441c78109ac5d/ Monday 25 March, 2024

On Saturday 23rd March, 100 members of the local community came together to plant over 1,000 native trees at Butser Ancient Farm, a not-for-profit heritage site and open air museum in East Hampshire.


Participants were encouraged to immerse themselves in nature, with talks and walks on native trees and wild foraging, as well as hands-on nature-based activities to make clay and pebble art with leaves and paints. Participants were also given the opportunity to take part in a community tree blessing, tying ribbons to trees to celebrate and give thanks to nature.


Butser worked with local community groups to make the free event inclusive, and particularly encouraged attendees from deprived areas of the community. The day was presided over by Hampshire MP Damian Hinds and Petersfield town crier Faye Thompson, and was supported by Butser volunteers.


Katherine Brooks, volunteer coordinator at Butser, said:


‘A huge thank you to everyone who joined us! It was a fantastic day and a great example of the power of community spirit. Growing native plants and trees is important in creating biodiversity and helping local wildlife to thrive. We hope this will lead to wider discussions in the community and encourage more planting in the local area.’


All the trees planted were of native species, including crab apple, holly, dog rose, hawthorn, and wild cherry. They will be incorporated into Butser’s growing network of native hedgerows, which provide green pathways, safe nesting, and seasonal food for local wildlife.


Imogen Carter, community gardener at Butser, said:


‘Conservation and environmental sustainability as never been more urgent, and engaging people with nature is a key step in empowering communities to make a difference in their local area. It’s amazing to have had the opportunity to expand our range of heritage trees in our historic gardens, and we hope that in reflecting on the past, our community might find natural solutions to combat the climate and biodiversity crisis.’


Building on the success of the tree planting, Butser will also be offering free workshops this May on the ancient wisdom of plants, engaging young people and their families with nature and sharing how plants were used for food, healing, dyeing, and crafts throughout our ancient history. The one-day hands-on workshops will offer nature-based activities, including planting in Butser’s historic garden areas, exploring the ancient medicinal uses of healing plants, natural plant-based dyeing, and using plant fibres to produce cordage.


This will be an opportunity to explore how growing native plants and trees is important in creating biodiversity and helping local wildlife to thrive, as participants learn about the benefits of trees and plants. In becoming a nature explorer for a day the children can think about they can protect and nurture the environment.


Participants in both the tree planting and the workshops will also receive access to nature-based informational videos from Butser's video documentary platform Butser Plus.


The Community Tree Planting Day and The Ancient Wisdom of Plants workshop programme is part of a project that is funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund #UKSPF, as part of East Hampshire District Council’s Grow Up! programme. 


Butser Ancient Farm is currently open to visitors on weekends and school holidays up to the end of October. It will then reopen in December for a season of magical festive events connecting visitors to the ancient traditions of midwinter.To find out more you can visit www.butserancientfarm.co.uk and www.butserplus.com




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<![CDATA[ Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collection opens in May 2024 ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/imperial-riding-school-autograph-collection-opens-in-may-2024-b7cc43beea11f9a740ca50ce30aa73c7/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/imperial-riding-school-autograph-collection-opens-in-may-2024-b7cc43beea11f9a740ca50ce30aa73c7/ Friday 22 March, 2024

Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collection is expected to open in May in Vienna's third district, marking the brand debut of Autograph Collection Hotels in Austria. Transforming from the former imperial military riding school, the hotel has been redesigned to combine its historic elegance with the inspiring zeitgeist.


The hotel will offer 342 guestrooms decorated with a new design concept characterised by equestrian elegance, a 450m² wellness area as well as an idyllic garden. Guests of the hotel can enjoy exquisite cuisine in the glamorous Elstar restaurant as well as in the sleek bar, The Farrier.


The historic building has always been a defining part of Vienna's cultural landscape. The hotel’s identity is also characterised by its proximity to the surrounding artists’ quarter. “Our hotel concept is as diverse and lively as the neighbourhood in which we are located. The inspiring mixture of formality with a dash of eccentricity, elegance with unconventional charm and Viennese spirit creates an atmosphere in which you can feel at ease,” says the hotel’s General Manager Jürgen Fleischhacker.


Where the orchards of the Palais Harrach once stood, Vienna’s largest inner city private garden is now an urban nature paradise. The restaurant and outdoor bar make the garden an attractive meeting place for hotel and local guests. Armand Thelen, Director of Sales and Marketing: “Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collection embodies a story of Vienna that is still untold and brings new life to a magical place in this city. The elegant ambience is visually characterised by the history of the building, associated with royalty, horses and horsemanship, by nature as evidenced by the flourishing garden and by the artistic impulses of the district – but there is also space for visitors and guests to create their own story.”


In addition, well-equipped rooms can be hired for workshops and conferences for up to 375 people. The location makes the site an attractive choice, as both Vienna city centre and the airport can be reached in just a few minutes by public transport.


Find more information at: Imperial Riding School, Autograph Collection | Independent Hotel in Vienna (marriott.com)


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<![CDATA[ INTERNATIONAL ANIMAL RESCUE CELEBRATES WORLD BEAR DAY WITH RELEASE OF 'TYRED' RESCUE BEAR PHOTO ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/international-animal-rescue-celebrates-world-bear-day-with-release-of-tyred-rescue-bear-photo-c569052c50a6bb699cddedc04212244f/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/international-animal-rescue-celebrates-world-bear-day-with-release-of-tyred-rescue-bear-photo-c569052c50a6bb699cddedc04212244f/ Wednesday 20 March, 2024

International Animal Rescue (IAR), in partnership with their colleagues in Armenia at the Foundation for the Preservation of Wildlife and Cultural Assets (FPWC), IAR is pleased to mark World Bear Day on March 23rd
with a heartwarming snapshot into the lives of rescued bears in Armenia.


In this heartwarming photo, captured at the sanctuary in Urtsadzor, a brown bear, affectionately named the 'Tyred' bear, was spotted emerging from hibernation only to resume napping using a tyre as a pillow. This charming image gives a snapshot of the resilience and adaptability of bears rescued from distressing circumstances.


The Urtsadzor sanctuary, operated by IAR and FPWC, currently provides a haven for 29 rescued bears, each with its own story of survival and recovery. Many of these bears were previously kept in cramped cages at restaurants and other public venues, where they were exploited as tourist attractions. The conditions in which they were kept were often shocking, prompting the urgent intervention of IAR and FPWC to rescue and rehabilitate these beautiful, majestic animals.


Tragically, despite ongoing efforts, as many as 50 bears may still be awaiting rescue from similar conditions. However, through the dedication and commitment of IAR and FPWC, significant progress has been made in providing these bears with the care and freedom they deserve.


Once in the sanctuary, the bears gradually return to the wilder behaviours of their natural habitat. This includes hibernating during the winter months when food is scarce. Always full of surprises, one rescued female bear emerged from hibernation with two tiny cubs at her heels. Through careful monitoring and support, these cubs have since been successfully reintroduced into the wild, contributing to the conservation efforts of Armenian bear populations.


Gavin Bruce, CEO of International Animal Rescue, commented, "World Bear Day serves as a reminder of the challenges that remain and are still faced by bears worldwide, and sadly, particularly those exploited for entertainment purposes. The 'Tyred' bear's photo highlights the bear's capacity for joy, even after suffering and years of captivity. At IAR, we are committed to rescuing and rehabilitating bears, providing them with a safe haven. Allowing bears to live out their remaining years in comfort and free from exploitation, pain or suffering."


For more information on International Animal Rescue's efforts to protect bears and other wildlife and their ongoing conservation work, please visit https://www.internationalanimalrescue.org




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<![CDATA[ PRESS RELEASE: Goat IVF Introduces World’s Smallest Dairy Goat back to UK ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/press-release-goat-ivf-introduces-worlds-smallest-dairy-goat-back-to-uk-181b1d1f82764b9c9d0c411fd2551133/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/press-release-goat-ivf-introduces-worlds-smallest-dairy-goat-back-to-uk-181b1d1f82764b9c9d0c411fd2551133/ Wednesday 20 March, 2024

Goat IVF Introduces World’s Smallest Dairy Goat back to UK


For Immediate Release


Photocall – Thursday 21 March at 11.30am


Stacey and Steven Briggs, owners of Windmill Farm Park in Leicestershire have, through innovative use of IVF, introduced the Nigerian Dwarf Goat breed into the UK.


Known as the world’s smallest Dairy Breed, the new Nigerian Dwarf Kid was born at Windmill Farm Park on 14th March 2024. At just 22 cm
tall, he is expected to grow no more than 60 cm: a third smaller than his standard UK dairy goat cousins. Extremely cute, he is already a firm favourite by the livestock team at the Farm.


With other Nigerian Dwarf Goats located in America and Australia, this is a huge step forward for the breed which has only been made possible through the movement of frozen embryos.


Both Steven and Stacey have a love of rare breeds with Steven growing up surrounded by animals at Windmill Farm. Stacey’s interest for the Nigerian Dwarf Goats started soon after she found out she was intolerant to cow’s milk in 2010. She was surprised the World’s smallest milking goat didn’t exist in the UK. The only way to reintroduce the breed was to bring over frozen embryos to implant. Given their passion for animals it only made sense to choose this project over a big wedding.


Said Stacey,


“It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions. After many challenges, we implanted 9 embryos into our 6 Boer goats in October and scanning in January revealed we had one successful pregnancy. We have had our arms, fingers and toes crossed since then and were relieved when a healthy baby boy was born on 14th March 2024. His surrogate Mum, Myrtle is doing a brilliant job of looking after him. She is absolutely besotted”.


In addition to being the World’s smallest dairy breed, the Nigerian Dwarf breed is also known for their excellent quality milk. Not only richer in buttermilk than the larger breeds, but they can also produce a substantial amount for their size.


The frozen embryos started their journey from the United Stated on 10th July 2023 following over 18 months of planning and paperwork. Clearing UK customs on 4th
August 2023, they were then held in a UK storage centre until October 25th 2023, when nine embryos were implanted into 6 Boer goats.


Mother and baby are doing well and for biosecurity reasons, the kid is not currently on show to visitors. Once he is a little older, he will be moved to the public areas of the Farm Park. It is hoped that when he grows up, he will become a dad himself and enrich the dairy breeds in the UK.


Editors Notes:


Link to initial photos and video footage here: bit.ly/3TI1e43
More adorable photos available.


For photos or to arrange an interview, please contact Simone Hayes on 01442 890088 or 07939 214719. Email: simone@agility-marketing.co.uk


Windmill Farm Park is a children’s farm open to the public in Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, LE8 0PR.


The animals are at the heart of their farm park and visitors are encouraged to get up close and interact with 30 rare and native animal breeds. Alongside outdoor adventure play, a wooden indoor play area and Brian’s Wood, the farm offers amazing days out in the peaceful South Leicestershire Countryside.


Visitors wanting to find out more should visit https://windmillfarmpark.co.uk


Full address is Windmill Farm, Kibworth Harcourt, Leicestershire, LE8 0PR.


Visitors are encouraged to buy tickets online for the best prices.




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<![CDATA[ Businesses left high and dry – one week on, has the chancellors budget done anything? ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/businesses-left-high-and-dry-one-week-on-has-the-chancellors-budget-done-anything-c2fcf88a0e6911368ebd165659f530e7/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/businesses-left-high-and-dry-one-week-on-has-the-chancellors-budget-done-anything-c2fcf88a0e6911368ebd165659f530e7/ Saturday 16 March, 2024

Speculation around the chancellors’ spring budget has run rampant since the calendar year changed. Business leaders and owners across the country will have been waiting eagerly to hear what was said. For many, business rates were top of the agenda. Several leading trade bodies even co-wrote a letter
to the Chancellor, urging him to use the predicted inflation rate of 2% to set the standard multiplier, rather than the September 2023 rate.

Chancellor’s budget disappoints those hoping for leniency in business rates

Although it was announced in November, that the standard multiplier will increase was re-confirmed on the 6th of March. From the 1st
of April, commercial properties with rateable values (RV) of over £51,000 will see an increase in their business rates at a rate of 6.7%. This is in line with the September 2023 inflation rate. Over triple what the CPI inflation rate for the second quarter of 2024 is predicted to be (2%).


Tax cuts were a predictable certainty. Which taxes however, seemed to be up for debate. A further cut to the National Insurance (NI) tax seemed like an odd choice. Especially as the 2023 autumn budget’s NI tax cut came into effect from January. As we head towards the inevitability of a General Election, it became quite clear that decisions made in this spring budget were about building the government’s voter base. Such decisions and policies continue to be focused on the individual, and not businesses. Experts predicted that a further tax cut of 1% would cost £4.5 billion. The actual NI tax cut of 2% will cost around £10 billion to fund.


While the cut in NI tax is good for individuals and businesses (as it could ease the burden of tax a company pays on NI per employee each month), it is also these businesses who will be stung by the 6.7% increase. Effectively wiping the board with any potential benefit from the NI cut.


RVA Surveyors estimate that using the 6.7% inflation rate will add over £1.5 billion to business rates tax bills from April.

Anchor stores face higher outgoing costs than many independent retailers. And with the cost-living-crisis, these costs have become astronomical. While inflation does seem to be slowing down, this has had little effect on their outgoing costs.


“This is the second increase in just 12 months – and at nearly 7% as well. While an increase in the multiplier could have been expected or reasoned by a lot of people, it doesn’t mitigate the fact that already at the beginning of this rating list, the multipliers were not lowered as per usual. And now somehow businesses are expected to accept another increase to an already historically high tax.” Anthony Hughes, Managing Director at RVA Surveyors said.


Local authorities and councils do distribute reliefs and help to eligible businesses. Yet larger businesses can often be exempt from this or are more heavily restricted. For example, the Retail Hospitality and Leisure relief (RHL) has cap of £110,000 across the entirety of estates. For many larger businesses, this relief is not enough to offset upcoming increases.


“This increase is yet another burden for commercial property owners and tenants as they navigate ever-changing and unstable markets for the majority of industries.” Hughes added, “Business owners and leaders have every right to be angry. Especially larger businesses, who are only eligible for minimal support.”


Small and medium companies do have a wealth of support available to them. However, this does not mean that it is enough to combat the challenging landscape facing businesses and individuals who are monitoring every penny.


For a lot of businesses, the upcoming business rates hike will be their second increase in just twelve months; leaving many to ponder if this will be their last straw.




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<![CDATA[ Celebrating the 835th Hamburg Port Anniversary together / Hamburg Port Anniversary from May 9th to 12th, 2024 ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/celebrating-the-835th-hamburg-port-anniversary-together-hamburg-port-anniversary-from-may-9th-to-12th-2024-e90ed57d4d49643bbe18b2974449e5b0/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/celebrating-the-835th-hamburg-port-anniversary-together-hamburg-port-anniversary-from-may-9th-to-12th-2024-e90ed57d4d49643bbe18b2974449e5b0/ Wednesday 13 March, 2024

Hamburg, 13 March 2024:


From May 9th to 12th, 2024, the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg invites you to the 835th Hamburg Port Anniversary. Visitors to the Hamburg Port Anniversary can look forward to a diverse program at the maritime birthday party. The international country partner is Latvia.


The traditional highlights shall include the International Ecumenical Opening Service in the main Church of St. Michael’s on Thursday at 2 p.m., and the subsequent arrival parade at 4 p.m., led this year by the frigate “Hamburg”. The unique tugboat ballet on Saturday at 5 p.m. and the departure parade on Sunday at 5:30 p.m. are further magnets for visitors.


Around 250 ships will be heading for Hamburg. The impressive tall ships “Dar Młodzieży” and “Alexander von Humboldt II” are expected.


Music on the Elbe: visitors can look forward to a major surprise show on Friday evening at 8:45 p.m. A gigantic floating stage will transform the Elbe into a sea of lights, all to the sound of a very special soundtrack. A quite unique show program will form the focus. With three captivating acts, the atmosphere will culminate in a grand finale. At the crowning conclusion, the majestic anniversary fireworks will decorate the sky with a sparkling panorama of colour.


On Saturday at 10:30 p.m., AIDA Cruises will be inviting you to aparticularly stunning maritime highlight. AIDAprima will be shining in the very heart of Hamburg, allowing the Elbe to be presented in an entirely new light.


Additional Information:


Greetings from harbour captain Simon Rosenkranz: https://hmc.canto.de/b/MHH4G


Press texts and photos can be downloaded at www.hafengeburtstag.hamburg



Contact: Hamburg Messe und Congress GmbH, Content and PR


Andrea Heyden, tel.: 040-3569-2446, e-mail: andrea.heyden@hamburg-messe.de




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<![CDATA[ A Piece of Rarity: The Porsche 911 GT3 RS as Co-Ownership through Supercar Sharing® ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/a-piece-of-rarity-the-porsche-911-gt3-rs-as-co-ownership-through-supercar-sharingr-7fac70edf2f46418d581f6b72d11aebd/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/a-piece-of-rarity-the-porsche-911-gt3-rs-as-co-ownership-through-supercar-sharingr-7fac70edf2f46418d581f6b72d11aebd/ Tuesday 12 March, 2024

For automotive enthusiasts, the Porsche 911 992 GT3 RS is more than just a car - it is a symbol of performance, high engineering and racing history. With the introduction of the latest model, Porsche has once again set new standards, especially in terms of the innovative cooling concept and groundbreaking aerodynamics. However, for many, even esteemed vehicle collectors, this dream remains unfulfilled due to high demand and limited supply.


Supercar Sharing®, a leading provider of sharing and co-ownership programs for vehicle rarities, supercars, and hypercars, has created a solution that allows enthusiasts to realize this dream in a cost-efficient manner. The fractional co-ownership model from Supercar Sharing opens up a world of possibilities for those who are unwilling to pay the full price of over 350.000$ for a Porsche 911 992 GT3 RS Weissach but still want to enjoy the benefits of such a vehicle.


An Innovative System, Unique in Europe

The heart of Supercar Sharing's co-ownership program is the innovative Supercar Co-Ownership System®, which divides the Porsche 911 GT3 RS into 10 shares. Each share corresponds to 10% ownership per one voting right.

Co-owners receive an annual package of kilometers and days of use, as well as full vehicle management, secure and professional vehicle storage, without having to worry about details such as service, maintenance, taxes, and comprehensive insurance. This fully digital system significantly optimizes financial efficiency and offers an attractive alternative to outright purchase, leasing, or long-term rental.




The co-ownership program from Supercar Sharing goes beyond traditional vehicle investment platforms. Unlike these platforms, the Supercar Co-Ownership System® allows co-owners not only to invest in the vehicle but also to actually use it.


While vehicles on traditional investment platforms are often merely seen as investment objects and collect dust in a collection or museum, Supercar Sharing's co-ownership program offers co-owners the opportunity to actively use and enjoy the vehicle. Whether on the racetrack, touring, at exclusive events, or simply on mountain passes and lakeside roads - co-owners can book, drive, and experience the vehicle at their leisure via smartphone.


"Our goal was to develop a program that simplifies access to exclusive vehicles while still offering a first-class experience for every type of vehicle enthusiast," explains Deivis H. Valdes, CEO of Supercar Sharing®. "With our co-ownership model, auto enthusiasts can own a part of a dream car while benefiting from the advantages of a professionally managed vehicle pool and budget conservation."


The co-ownership model appeals to a wide range of customers worldwide, including entrepreneurs who recognize the value of smart investment and utility efficiency, travelers who prefer to co-own rather than rent, as well as expats and collectors who share their passion for luxury cars. With the option to exchange the vehicle for a new comparable model or its successor at the end of the term or receive the residual value of the shares, the program offers a flexible and forward-looking solution for automotive enthusiasts.


The Future of Car Ownership: Co-Ownership as a Sustainable Solution for Automotive Enthusiasts


Looking to the future, it's clear that the co-ownership program, especially given changing market conditions and regulatory developments, will continue to gain importance. By 2035, new combustion engines in Europe will only be allowed in exceptional cases if they can run on e-fuels. This marks a significant change in the automotive industry and sets a clear trend towards emission-free vehicles. This means that traditional engines, like the legendary V12, V10, V8, and the V6 from the Porsche 911 GT3 RS, will increasingly disappear from European roads. As a collective association of enthusiasts, Supercar Sharing® has made it its mission to largely preserve this market and keep vehicles in shared ownership for as long as possible.




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<![CDATA[ Betting company to giveaway thousands of umbrellas at Cheltenham ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/betting-company-to-giveaway-thousands-of-umbrellas-at-cheltenham-4307364a212fd9cb79a8cfbd180b9206/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/betting-company-to-giveaway-thousands-of-umbrellas-at-cheltenham-4307364a212fd9cb79a8cfbd180b9206/ Monday 11 March, 2024

As anticipation builds for the highly awaited Cheltenham Festival 2024, Betting.bet, the popular betting publication, is taking proactive steps to ensure attendees are prepared for potential wet weather. Recognising the importance of keeping racegoers dry and comfortable, Betting.bet has announced a generous initiative to distribute thousands of umbrellas throughout Cheltenham town.


The Cheltenham Festival is one of the most prestigious events in the horse racing calendar, drawing crowds from around the world. With the festival scheduled to take place from March 12th to March 15th, the weather forecast predicts some rainfall during the event. In response, Betting.bet is rolling out an extensive umbrella giveaway campaign aimed at enhancing the experience of attendees and ensuring they can fully enjoy the festivities regardless of the weather conditions.


"We understand that unpredictable weather can impact the enjoyment of outdoor events like the Cheltenham Festival," said Jonathan Smith, Marketing Director at Betting.bet. "As a company deeply invested in the community and passionate about enhancing customer experiences, we are excited to launch this initiative to provide racegoers with essential protection from the rain. Our goal is to contribute to a more enjoyable and memorable experience for everyone attending the festival."


The umbrella giveaway campaign will see Betting.bet representatives stationed at strategic locations throughout Cheltenham town, including near train stations, bus stops, and popular gathering spots. These representatives will distribute high-quality umbrellas free of charge to locals and visitors alike, ensuring that everyone has access to protection against the elements during the Cheltenham Festival.You can find a list of Betting.bet umbrella collection points here


In addition to the umbrella giveaway, Betting.bet will also be running special promotions and offers throughout the festival period, providing racegoers with exciting opportunities to enhance their betting experience and potentially win big on the races.


"We're committed to going above and beyond to support the Cheltenham community and make a positive impact during this iconic event," added Smith. "By providing free umbrellas and offering engaging promotions, we hope to add an extra layer of enjoyment and convenience for attendees, allowing them to focus on the thrilling races and festivities ahead."


Betting.bet invites everyone attending the Cheltenham Festival to keep an eye out for their representatives and claim their complimentary umbrella to stay dry and comfortable throughout the event.



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https://betting.bet 11 Mar 2024 16:51:02 GMT Entertainment & Arts Leisure & Hobbies Media & Marketing Sport Travel & Tourism
<![CDATA[ Major refurbishment project conserving historic ironwork announced for Clifton Suspension Bridge ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/major-refurbishment-project-conserving-historic-ironwork-announced-for-clifton-suspension-bridge-c00ed497f914ef5865d643a53cf52fe6/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/major-refurbishment-project-conserving-historic-ironwork-announced-for-clifton-suspension-bridge-c00ed497f914ef5865d643a53cf52fe6/ Monday 11 March, 2024

A major programme of refurbishment and maintenance for the ongoing conservation of the Grade 1 listed Clifton Suspension Bridge will begin in April with a landmark project to protect the historic wrought iron chains.


A large number of the bridge’s chain links are 180 years old, having been manufactured for Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s Hungerford Footbridge in London which opened in 1845. When the footbridge was demolished to make way for the Charing Cross Railway Bridge, the engineer John Hawkshaw recycled the parts to complete Bristol’s own beloved icon.


Engineering firm Taziker has been awarded the extensive, multi-million pound refurbishment contract for the iconic Grade I listed structure, which is set to keep the ironwork in top condition for at least another 20-25 years. A protective paint system will be used across the chains and parapet girder latticework and stanchions which run along the outer side of the bridge’s footways.


As the existing lighting needs to be removed to enable the bridge structure to be inspected and repainted, the Trust will also install a cutting edge, environmentally friendly and sustainable lighting system, which follows the completion of an extensive consultation and planning process.


Trish Johnson, Bridgemaster, Clifton Suspension Bridge Trust said: “This is a once-in-a-lifetime project that will safeguard important original features designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel as well as updating the bridge’s illuminations to ensure we are reaching the highest standards for sustainability whilst minimising light pollution.


“The project has been entirely funded through the collection of bridge tolls, and as a charity, we thank bridge users for helping us to finance these important works. We will be sharing regular updates across our website and social media so that all who are interested can see exactly how we are tackling this vital conservation work.”


Neil Harrison, CEO, Taziker said: “We are delighted to be awarded such a prestigious project which will see this outstanding heritage structure continue to be enjoyed by future generations to come. It is a true testament of our reputation as conservation specialists to be trusted with a landmark that means so much to the public.”


Further information and updates about the project can be found at https://cliftonbridge.org.uk/refurbishment-works.




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<![CDATA[ Hospitality design whizzkid, Zoltan Varro’s new building in Koh Samui ditches Western architecture clichés ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/hospitality-design-whizzkid-zoltan-varros-new-building-in-koh-samui-ditches-western-architecture-clichs-a80d5f950e4b9678a1180b59ca4795ac/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/hospitality-design-whizzkid-zoltan-varros-new-building-in-koh-samui-ditches-western-architecture-clichs-a80d5f950e4b9678a1180b59ca4795ac/ Monday 11 March, 2024

For a tropical paradise well-known for its high-end luxury spas and posh resorts, it’s no surprise that there’s a very particular Western influence when it comes to the design and architecture of the Thai island’s traveler-centric structures. For VARRODESIGN, it was necessary to go against that grain to create something that could still feel grounded in Thailand while meeting the expectations that the typical clientele would have.


Photos of C Villa (photo credit: Lesley Fischer)


Video of C Villa (video credit: Jay Tolmachov)


Sculpture design video (credit: VarroDesign / C Villa)


Sketch of the building (credit: Zoltan Varro)


Spaces to meet the perceptions of travelers


What would you expect while on a trip to Thailand? That was the question that led the conception and creation of C Villa, a new vacation apartment complex on the gorgeous island of Koh Samui in Thailand. The goal for the team behind its creation was to ensure that there was not a single moment of disappointment, allowing your travel-brochure imagination of the perfect Thai vacation to be fully realised. With this in mind, the team at VARRODESIGN knew that it was necessary to tap into local cultures and traditional Thai architecture and to figure out how that could be incorporated into a sleek, modern package.


The two faces of the island


“There’s a duality about Koh Samui,” says Zoltan Varro, the award-winning designer behind C Villa’s elegant look. “Thailand conjures images of traditional wooden huts on glistening sandy beaches, the natural beauty. But equally, Koh Samui is popular for contemporary villas and its modern nightlife.” Zoltan wanted to incorporate this duality of Thailand into the building for a space that can at once embrace its guests in natural beauty while also creating a contemporary and luxurious environment.


Nowhere is this more apparent than on the ground floor of the hilltop building, which Zoltan explains was the biggest “challenge” of the property’s design. C Villa’s owner was initially concerned about this floor, which was not able to offer the sprawling vistas that the upper floors had and was close to neighbouring buildings. It seemed like an impossible challenge for VARRODESIGN. “But those limitations of this project, or any project, are where I find my inspiration,” says Zoltan. ”I promised [the owner] that by the end he will love the ground floor more than any other area in the property.”


A space for introspection


These restrictions became advantages, with Zoltan instead choosing to turn inwards and craft a space that was not trying to desperately look outwards like any other property in Koh Samui might. In this, a ‘secret garden’ was created, highlighting that duality. Above: the modern, luxurious, open space for entertaining, hanging out in groups, and basking in Thailand’s glorious natural environment. Below: a private space, sheltered from the world where guests can relax in a more traditionally designed space. It’s a sanctuary from the larger communal spaces, where guests can receive traditional Thai massages, cool off in the small pool, or surround themselves with the tranquil peace of their own private garden rife with palm trees and local plants.


Homage to traditional local techniques


This sense of privacy is something that Zoltan felt was sorely missing from nearby properties, and particularly he was struck by all the numerous Miami-style grand villas that are popular among Koh Samui’s elite. “These contemporary buildings with huge open spaces are nice,” says Zoltan, “but they don’t really fit into the expectations of a vacation in Thailand.” Nor are they particularly well suited to deal with the extreme tropical weather. As it always does, VARRODESIGN looked to local architecture and design to find the answers: “These traditional buildings have been made the way they have for 100s of years, and so they have all the practical answers.”


Through this the middle floor of C Villa, which is where the kitchen and large infinity pool are located, became a three-walled space, mimicking the atriums used in local buildings but with a modern twist. With one wall removed, the view to the natural vista is not hindered in any way, while still sheltering the common areas inside from neighbouring buildings as well as the heat and the tropical weather.


Iconic local features


The final piece of the puzzle came together with the building’s signature arches that reach out from the middle floor. Inspired by the same motifs throughout Koh Samui’s temples, this created an iconic modern twist on something that the Thai people have been familiar with for years. “It’s easy to identify,” says Zoltan about this particular feature of the building, “it’s easy to talk about, which makes it memorable.” This same arch motif was used within that atrium, too, which punch through the 3-walled box to turn it into a softer shape and allow a breeze to flow through the space - and adorned with bamboo for that final local touch.


Zoltan is an award-winning designer whose intuitive and emotive approach to his work with VARRODESIGN has led to his recognition globally, having completed projects throughout Europe, the UK, South America and now Asia. “It’s like first meeting with someone and getting to know them,” says Zoltan of his intuition-led design approach, “you try to get a feeling for their vibe and learn about them.” With C Villa, this allowed him to “size up the technical advantages and disadvantages, what to emphasise, where to deemphasize.”


Saluting the sun


Perhaps this is best highlighted by C Villa’s own logo, a spiritual figure reaching up to the sun that was itself born from the matching decorative statue that floats beside the large pool facing Koh Samui’s largest Buddha sculpture, the Big Buddha Temple. C Villa is a space designed to feel safe and free, to embrace its guests with intimacy and closeness but to simultaneously have them feel open and alive. To expect anything less would be a disservice to Koh Samui.


Architect & designer: Zoltan Varro / VarroDesign


Project architect: Laszlo Kekesi





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<![CDATA[ Bristol volunteers receive Ecclesiastical’s Heritage Heroes Award ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/bristol-volunteers-receive-ecclesiasticals-heritage-heroes-award-1c3fd050b1926999bcce61e4dafc45f9/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/bristol-volunteers-receive-ecclesiasticals-heritage-heroes-award-1c3fd050b1926999bcce61e4dafc45f9/ Monday 11 March, 2024

A group of volunteers who have supported Clifton Suspension Bridge have been recognised for their exceptional service to the UK’s heritage sector.


The Ecclesiastical Heritage Collaboration 2023 Award, one of two Ecclesiastical Heritage Hero Awards1, celebrates the Clifton Suspension Bridge Volunteer Hard Hat Tour Guides, a group of volunteers who lead hard hat tours into the Leigh Woods Abutments – a series of twelve vaulted chambers supporting the structure of Brunel’s Victorian suspension bridge.


Volunteers have researched and created props to bring the story to life and their enthusiasm and dedication led to visitor numbers doubling.


Sponsored by specialist heritage insurer Ecclesiastical, the Heritage Heroes Awards, now in their 14th
year, are the Heritage Alliance’s celebration of the outstanding contribution Britain’s heritage volunteers make to society.


Volunteers are vital for the protection of England’s heritage. From caring for rural heritage sites to engaging the next generation of visitors, volunteers’ skills, passion, and commitment are the backbone of the heritage sector.


The awards were presented by Laura Carter, Customer Segment Director at Ecclesiastical and Ingrid Samuel OBE, Interim Chair of the Heritage Alliance. Each of the winners received an Ecclesiastical Heritage Hero 2023 winner presentation plaque.


The awards ceremony coincided with Heritage Day2, a key event in the heritage sector calendar, with speakers including Lord Parkinson, Minister for Heritage, Lord Neil Mendoza CBE, Chair of Historic England, and Ros Kerslake CBE, Chief Executive of the National Lottery Heritage Fund.


Laura Carter, Customer Segment Director at Ecclesiastical, said: “As the leading insurer of Grade I listed buildings in the UK, we’re passionate about Britain’s heritage. We’re proud to sponsor the Heritage Heroes Awards, and this year celebrates two incredibly deserving winners for their outstanding contribution to the heritage sector. Congratulations to the Tyne Theatre & Opera House Performance Research Volunteers and Clifton Suspension Bridge Volunteer Hard Hat Tour Guides!”


Lizzie Glithero-West, CEO at the Heritage Alliance, said: “It’s a pleasure, yet again, to see such a high-quality and diverse range of nominees for an award that celebrates the commitment and passion of volunteers in the heritage sector. These projects are driven on voluntary effort and are achieving incredible things in conserving, celebrating and opening up special places to new audiences. We’re grateful for Ecclesiastical’s continued support for these special awards and congratulations go to the winners, alongside all those nominated, for their hard work and dedication.”


A spokesperson for the Clifton Suspension Bridge Volunteer Hard Hat Tour Guides said: “We are absolutely delighted to have won the Heritage Heroes Award! The Clifton Suspension Bridge Hard Hat Volunteer team put a lot of time and effort into developing their knowledge of the bridge’s history, engineering and geology and work hard to share the vaults with a wide range of people. The team do everything from helping visitors to overcome their vertigo to explaining how stalactites are formed and answering technical questions from professional engineers! This kind of recognition is a celebration of the work of our incredible team and all of the individual achievements which led to a record breaking 2023 season!”


***ENDS***




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<![CDATA[ On World Book Day, International Animal Rescue Celebrates the Positive Impact of Literacy on Conservation in Indonesia ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/on-world-book-day-international-animal-rescue-celebrates-the-positive-impact-of-literacy-on-conservation-in-indonesia-90b16ebf9a86e26ae58b49daa96365f2/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/on-world-book-day-international-animal-rescue-celebrates-the-positive-impact-of-literacy-on-conservation-in-indonesia-90b16ebf9a86e26ae58b49daa96365f2/ Wednesday 6 March, 2024

As schools celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 7th March 2024, International Animal Rescue is making a positive change for its unique approach to improving conservation through literacy in Indonesia. 

Challenges such as child illiteracy persist, particularly among marginalised communities, and International Animal Rescue's efforts strive to ensure equitable access to education for all children, regardless of their background.


The literacy programme is part of International Animal Rescue's holistic conservation strategy, IARconserves. Spearheaded by Lia Aulia and her dedicated team, the IARconserves literacy programme has been instrumental in bridging the gap between education and environmental preservation in the forest-edge communities of Bukit Baka Bukit Raya National Park (BBBR NP) in Indonesia.


Lia Aulia, an AL-Haudl Ketapang Islamic College graduate and a passionate educator, shares her experiences working with the programme, highlighting the dire need for education in remote villages surrounded by dwindling forests.


Lia explains, "Our mission goes beyond traditional literacy efforts, aiming to address these communities' social and economic challenges. With approximately 80% of households living in poverty and limited access to education, healthcare, and transportation, many residents resorted to illegal logging as a means of survival. Recognising the urgent need for intervention, IARconserves initiated various initiatives, including scholarships, educational support, and training in alternative livelihoods."


The impact of these efforts has been profound, with a significant reduction in illegal nature impacting activities within the National Park and a newfound sense of empowerment among the local population.


Despite challenges such as the lack of school buildings and teachers, Lia and her team have been able to bring the joy of reading and environmental education to children who would otherwise have limited access to such resources.


Lia continues, "Every time I come with the team bringing reading and picture books, these children are thirsty for stories. They asked us to read the stories in the books, and they loved to draw. They are also excited whenever we teach about environmental knowledge by playing directly in the forest."


By promoting literacy and environmental awareness, these programmes not only empower individuals but also contribute to the preservation of vital ecosystems. Increasing reading habits in Indonesia has the potential to significantly enhance the quality of education and learning outcomes.


As we celebrate World Book Day, let us remember the transformative power of literacy and its crucial role in shaping a sustainable future for future generations. You can find out more about our programmes for children and young people here: https://www.internationalanimalrescue.org/our-work/people




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<![CDATA[ Colombian Football Legend Rene Higuita confirms presence at Spain vs. Colombia Match in London Stadium on March 22, 2024 ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/colombian-football-legend-rene-higuita-confirms-presence-at-spain-vs-colombia-match-in-london-stadium-on-march-22-2024-f43b5e2fdead39a3c80b20ad629dbf96/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/colombian-football-legend-rene-higuita-confirms-presence-at-spain-vs-colombia-match-in-london-stadium-on-march-22-2024-f43b5e2fdead39a3c80b20ad629dbf96/ Wednesday 6 March, 2024

3.6.2024


Columbia, MD


Colombian Football Legend Rene Higuita confirms presence at Spain vs. Colombia Match in London Stadium on March 22, 2024


Renowned Colombian goalkeeper, René Higuita, famously known for his audacious 'scorpion kick' save and his contributions to football history, will be attending Fiesta Del Futbol on March 22 at London Stadium. Organized by Stage Front, the event promises to be an unforgettable celebration filled with music, food, and fun.


Higuita, the iconic Colombian goalkeeper, has captivated audiences worldwide in the new Netflix documentary "The Keeper's Legacy” which delves deep into the life, career, and indelible impact of one of football's most charismatic figures.


Higuita's attendance adds an extra layer of excitement to Fiesta Del Futbol. Starting at 5:00 pm, Stage Front offers a chance to meet Higuita before the Spain vs. Colombia friendly match.


About Stage Front


Stage Front is a leading event technology company, specializing in VIP hospitality and exclusive access to major sports, concerts, and live entertainment events. With a mission to redefine the event experience and with its revolutionary Stage Front ID technology, Stage Front ensures that fans enjoy unforgettable moments in the most luxurious and immersive settings. Learn more at www.stagefrontvip.com/rfef


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Julia Caldicott


Marketing Communications Coordinator


+1 (908) 801-0549


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<![CDATA[ Tripleseat Introduces the Next Evolution of Tickets with Tripleseat Tickets ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/tripleseat-introduces-the-next-evolution-of-tickets-with-tripleseat-tickets-1a3702d987ba164fd9d9d87a53cf3a25/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/tripleseat-introduces-the-next-evolution-of-tickets-with-tripleseat-tickets-1a3702d987ba164fd9d9d87a53cf3a25/ Tuesday 5 March, 2024

Tripleseat, the leading innovator in cloud-based sales and event management software for the hospitality industry, proudly unveils Tripleseat Tickets today, delivering a powerful event registration and ticketing solution designed specifically for restaurants, hotels, and unique venues. This exciting new product empowers restaurants and hotels to create and promote their events and experiences with a cohesive platform, that will drive revenue.


“With Tripleseat Tickets, we address the unique needs of venues who do events like live music, wine tastings, chef tables and reservations. We developed a robust all-in-one ticketing solution that is a total game changer," comments Jonathan Morse, CEO of Tripleseat. "Restaurants, unique venues and hotels can now easily sell tickets and promote their events with elevated branded landing pages and email marketing, resulting in increased sales and revenue.”


Tripleseat Tickets also seamlessly integrates directly with the Tripleseat Sales and Event Management platform for added functionality. As a Tripleseat user, creating a ticketed event and reporting on ticket sales, marketing data, and payments will all be in one application. Say goodbye to disjointed and siloed ticket events data.


To learn more, request a demo or pricing, please visit https://tripleseat.com/tickets/


About Tripleseat


Tripleseat is an award-winning sales and event management platform used by more than 15,000 venues globally, enabling event managers to streamline the planning process and increase sales. To date, the Tripleseat platform has helped venues book over 10 million events and capture $15 billion in event leads.


To learn more about Tripleseat or to schedule a demo, please visit www.tripleseat.com.




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<![CDATA[ BIXOLON Launches BK5-31 3-inch Kiosk Printer in Europe ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/bixolon-launches-bk5-31-3-inch-kiosk-printer-in-europe-df9a0adaf6bd9c0f69f8c2289aead884/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/bixolon-launches-bk5-31-3-inch-kiosk-printer-in-europe-df9a0adaf6bd9c0f69f8c2289aead884/ Monday 4 March, 2024

Highly Dependable and Durable Kiosk Printer for the Ticketing and Labelling Industries


Dusseldorf, 4 March 2024 – BIXOLON Europe GmbH, a subsidiary of BIXOLON, the global manufacturer of advanced receipt, label, and mobile printers, is pleased to announce the launch and availability of its new BK5-31 3-inch (80mm) thermal kiosk printer mechanism in Europe, for printing tickets and labels. The printer supports a media thickness of up to 0.20 mm; and selectable media widths of 83 / 80 / 60 / 58 / 20mm; which is typically integrated into appropriate kiosk applications. The benefit of its range of media widths enables this printer to be used for printing the likes of tickets, wristbands, and labelling. Therefore, this printer is ideal for custom self-service kiosk solutions and can be used for self-labelling kiosks, coupons or vouchers at casinos, parking tickets, and more.


The BK5-31 provides fast printing speeds of up to 150 mm/sec at 203 dpi. Featuring multi-position near-end sensors which allows organisations deploying this printer to efficiently monitor the status of the paper it prints. This also enables organisations to minimise maintenance resources required to manage this printer, if and when maintenance is required, and for the printer and staff to stay productive.


The BK5-31 mechanism is functional across extreme environments, as it can operate in temperatures ranging from -20 degrees Celsius to +60 degrees Celsius. Offering a side open frame for easy media loading, plus power and reset switches located on both sides, the BK5-31 enables easy mounting in compact spaces regardless of the orientation. This kiosk printer comes with diverse connectivity options including USB (B type or 4-pin connector), serial (9-pin male or 5-pin connector), Power (DC Jack or 2-pin connector) that facilitates easy integration and the transfer of vast data without causing delays during printing.


“This printer has been designed to be flexible and compatible to install and use across many kinds of kiosk scenarios. Its user-centred design offers customers a wide variety of media options and considers all the important requirements that an organisation needs to bear in mind when integrating these kinds of printers into their kiosks and self-service systems,” explains Jay Kim, Managing Director, BIXOLON Europe GmbH. “This makes it the perfect solution for ticket and label printing within the transportation, hospitality, and government sectors.”


For more information visit www.BIXOLONEU.com or speak to your local BIXOLON Sales Representative.



About BIXOLON


BIXOLON is a leading global manufacturer of innovative, advanced printing technologies including point-of-sale receipt, label, Auto ID and mobile printers for a wide range of environments. Millions of BIXOLON printers are used today in retail, hospitality, healthcare, banking, ticketing, post/parcel, warehousing and other transaction-intensive industries. In 2023, for the tenth consecutive year BIXOLON was named global mobile receipt printer market leader by Japanese research company Chunichisha.


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Jada Kim
Senior Marketing Manager
BIXOLON Co., Ltd.
ekim@bixolon.com
Tel: +82-31-218-5500
www.Bixolon.com


Annette Carr
Senior European Marketing Manager
BIXOLON Europe GmbH
Marketing@bixolon.eu
Tel: +49-211-68-78-54-0
www.BixolonEU.com


Liz Crouch
Marketing Manager
BIXOLON America Inc.
marketing@bixolonusa.com
Tel: + 1 858 764 4582
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<![CDATA[ French School Group enjoy trip to the National Park ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/french-school-group-enjoy-trip-to-the-national-park-48e42e0e5d478ea1ce38a36850726224/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/french-school-group-enjoy-trip-to-the-national-park-48e42e0e5d478ea1ce38a36850726224/ Thursday 29 February, 2024

A group of 50 French students recently participated in a day trip involving a cruise on Loch Lomond to Inversnaid and thereafter a guided walking tour along part of the West Highland Way.


Cruise Loch Lomond accommodated the group for the return trip to Inversnaid and were delighted that the group enjoyed their Loch Lomond experience. Cruise Loch Lomond provide loch cruises for approximately 30 overseas school groups per annum to Inversnaid reserve and the West Highland Way, as well as local school groups to Inchcailloch.


John Urquhart, Chair of the charity Friends of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs and expert local guide from Loch Lomond Guides, accompanied the group on the boat trip and led them along a section of the West Highland way north of Inversnaid. John provided information on several different themes, including helping the group to learn about the role of the National Park and also with regard to nurturing and appreciating the environment.


A very enjoyable day was had by all




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<![CDATA[ Friends “branch out” with the Woodland Trust in the National Park ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/friends-branch-out-with-the-woodland-trust-in-the-national-park-4eb191f0983410d2eeb7749a03e75fa7/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/friends-branch-out-with-the-woodland-trust-in-the-national-park-4eb191f0983410d2eeb7749a03e75fa7/ Wednesday 21 February, 2024

Friends of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Chairman, John Urquhart, donned his waterproofs recently to spend the day participating with other volunteers in the Woodland Trust’s tree planting exercise at Glen Finglas estate, part of the Great Trossachs Forest National Nature Reserve. On the day, the second phase of the planting was completed, putting in 200 hazel and 70 oak trees. In an area of 0.33ha, a total of 150 oak trees and 500 hazel trees will be planted on a west facing slope on generally well drained mineral soil, with the area having been stock fenced prior to planting. All planting stock is grown from seed sourced on the estate and aftercare will involve manual bracken/weed control in late May and July/August as required.


The Friends hope to establish links with conservation bodies in the National Park and are looking forward to working with the Woodland Trust again in the future. Indeed, there are plans afoot to hold a volunteer “Make a Difference Day” to assist with more tree-planting on the estate towards the end of this year.



Friends “branch out” with the Woodland Trust in the National Park




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<![CDATA[ WynterCon: The award-winning comic con is back with a new town and a new venue ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/wyntercon-the-award-winning-comic-con-is-back-with-a-new-town-and-a-new-venue-ad15b7c1c0164f1c673648e38a5c1b83/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/wyntercon-the-award-winning-comic-con-is-back-with-a-new-town-and-a-new-venue-ad15b7c1c0164f1c673648e38a5c1b83/ Wednesday 21 February, 2024

WynterCon, the largest comic con in Sussex, is back, with a new town and a new venue. Promethean Promotions is proud to present WynterCon XI, coming on Saturday the 21st and Sunday the 22nd of September, 2024!


After entertaining thousands of guests over the past decade at the Winter Garden in Eastbourne, WynterCon will be moving to the stunning East Sussex College - Hastings Station Plaza for our most exciting event yet.


Featuring full-sized movie props, animatronics, authors and artists, vendors, cosplay competitions, gaming, photo opportunities, our always-popular education workshops, and stars from stage and screen, there’s plenty to do for the whole family.


Event Founder Andy Kybett said: “WynterCon’s motto when the first-ever event launched back in 2013 was 'It doesn't matter what world you come from, you're welcome in ours’, and it’s just as relevant - if not more so - today. I’m extremely grateful to East Sussex College for the opportunity to promote this message of inclusivity on a larger scale, and my team and I promise to stage an event that will not only do this magnificent venue justice but raise much-needed funds for a very worthy charity.”


Further information regarding the event, including details of the cosplay competition and special guests, will be released on our website and our Facebook and Instagram accounts, so be sure to check back regularly for more details. Given the location of this new venue and the substantial interest from the college’s students, we expect demand for tickets to be extremely high, so we recommend purchasing early to avoid the disappointment of being turned away. Tickets for WynterCon XI can be purchased here.


The event aims to raise funds and awareness for Sky Creative Sussex. Sky Creative Sussex (Registered Charity Number 1178076) is an award-winning Arts and Education charity that champions eco-awareness and inclusivity. For more information on their mission or to help raise funds, click here.


EVENT DETAILSWynterCon XIDate: Saturday 21 September – Sunday 22 SeptemberTimes: 09:30 – 17:00 (Saturday) & 09:30 - 16:00 (Sunday)Tickets: Adults £14, Children £FREE - £12.50, Students £12.50.Ticketing: https://wyntercon.onlineticketseller.co.uk/Venue: East Sussex College – Hastings Station Plaza, Station Approach, Hastings, EastSussex, TN34 1BA




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<![CDATA[ Imago Venues partners with Harrison in £4m transformation of Burleigh Court Hotel & Conference Centre ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/imago-venues-partners-with-harrison-in-4m-transformation-of-burleigh-court-hotel-conference-centre-2801b8086bc019cbd14be64d1323feb9/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/imago-venues-partners-with-harrison-in-4m-transformation-of-burleigh-court-hotel-conference-centre-2801b8086bc019cbd14be64d1323feb9/ Thursday 15 February, 2024

East Midlands' leading venue brand reveals refurbishment plans for its flagship venue - Burleigh Court


Imago Venues, part of Loughborough University, continues to deliver a strong financial performance with double-digit like-for-like growth, enabling significant investment into its venue portfolio. It has now revealed its plans to transform its flagship 4-star property with a £4.5m investment that will improve the guest experience and deliver a truly fantastic venue for the East Midlands.


They have partnered with Harrison
who has been instrumental in creating a venue that delivers Imago's company vision of "creating a place where people love to be".


Dean Concannon, Design Director at Harrison comments:


"The aim of our design at Burleigh Court was to create synergy across the entire venue, whilst ensuring each space has its own identity. Being positioned with access to the talent, facilities, students, and alumni at Loughborough University, there was an abundance of resources at our disposal, making the design much more personal. Each space aims to celebrate a unique part of the venue and the university's history. From showcasing specific parts of a recycled Tornado fighter jet engine - to honour the university's partnership with Rolls Royce - to repurposing 3D print prototypes from a current project in the School of Civil Building Engineering for the courtyard landscaping, the design has history and student involvement written all over it."


The plans will significantly increase meetings and conference capacity, as well as introduce a brand-new 140-cover restaurant - 'Fifty The Street' which will serve a 50% plant-based menu - turning the hotel into a true 7-day operation. The current restaurant will turn into a flexible conference and gala space with 225 cabaret capacity and the option of splitting into 4 smaller soundproofed conference spaces, with delegates having lunch served from the new bar and lounge areas.


The plans also add brand new spaces to the existing meeting room stock. The 'Thingamajig Room' is named after a ground-breaking engineering measurement tool that will be on display and so called because the University professor who invented it drew a blank when it came to patenting it, nonchalantly opting for just "the thingamajig". There will also be a new Business Lounge for informal huddle space or private working; a new Sung for quiet space or one-to-one time; plus a new Welcome Lounge that replaces the old reception with a more inviting check-in experience that will encase the Rolls Royce jet engine.


Spencer Graydon, CEO of Imago Venues commented:


"We're delighted to announce this major transformation of Burleigh Court. Our company vision is 'to create a place where people love to be' and this project will deliver that in spades (pardon the pun). We have a really strong business and this investment sets us up to deliver our next 3-year plan that focuses on 2 strategic pillars of People and Planet. It also celebrates our relationship with Loughborough University by recognising the amazing academic and sporting heritage that we have."


Work starts in late February and will be completed in 3 phases culminating in a full relaunch in September 2024. The venue will still operate with a reduced capacity during the refurbishment and is open for enquiries.


For more information on the latest plans, you can visit: www.burleigh-court.co.uk/refurb or www.imagovenues.co.uk


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<![CDATA[ Cycling in Cornwall & Devon – the “Big Bosses” ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cycling-in-cornwall-devon-the-big-bosses-c6ee7d597e18aa88d6ffbe9ffb84034c/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cycling-in-cornwall-devon-the-big-bosses-c6ee7d597e18aa88d6ffbe9ffb84034c/ Thursday 15 February, 2024

Bowser in Mario, the Elite Four in Pokemon and all other video game big bosses elicit the same thrill, excitement, frustration and dread in gamers. They push your skill, persistence, ingenuity and willpower to levels that the rest of the game does not reach and reward you with the standout moments of satisfaction and accomplishment when you finally overcome their steep challenges.


“But that does that have to do with cycling the length of the UK?” I hear you ask. Well, riding from Land’s End to John O’Groats carries its own pair of big bosses to bring all of those same emotions to pass for the cycle tourer. They call them… “Devon” and “Cornwall”. These two counties are etched in the minds of many a rider from professional to first-timer and I am fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to carve a few pieces of my cycling memory whilst riding in these special places.


The ”Crying Bench”

The aforementioned professional cyclists may not have been brought to tears, merely exclaiming that Tour of Britain stages in Devon were some of their highest ever recorded power numbers; but there is a particular spot that has remained a focal point of riding in the extreme South West of the UK for me and those who have passed through Cornwall in my company. The Crying Bench.


Over a decade ago, as a 19 year old student at the University of Bath, I set off towards St Austell in Cornwall for a Sunday lunch with a friend (a student will go a long way on the promise of food!). Doing the 150 miles by bike and armed with no GPS but merely a list of road numbers (A39, B3181, etc…) taped to my top tube now seems ambitious in time for lunch but confident in my ability I set off South West.



It was not the mist on the Mendip hills, the headwinds on the Somerset levels or the hail on Dartmoor that finally brought the tears welling up but a nondescript hill, part of a seemingly never-ending chain of the things, in Cornwall that broke the camel’s back of my self-assuredness. Fortunately, there was a bright blue bench right there at the side of the road waiting for me to slump on to and have a sob.


It has since become a reference point for Bike the UK for MS riders on our trips. “Look out for the Crying Bench,” a point of common reference and empathy for those having a hard day, or week, as they tackle one of LEJOG’s bosses. A physical tribute that no matter what level you ride at or speed you go, we are all feeling the same sensations and emotions, just like those video games. Not the pros, though. They just push more power numbers!


I can see the sea!

As any local cyclist will tell you, there is no flat road in Devon. Nowhere is more un-flat than Dartmoor. This has its drawbacks. When you are on a long hard day’s ride, that rollercoaster of up and down can make the kilometres stretch out interminably. It is not all bad though. When you are racing your mates and have the upper hand each upward kick feels like you are working together with the double-digit gradients as dastardly collaborators.


One other positive of all of that up-ness is that when you crest the final rise and see what remains of the UK spilling out before you towards the coast then you can know that you are not far from your goal. All the more so if you have seen the north coast of Scotland in the rear-view mirror of your mind since departing John O’ Groats. It’s not all plain sailing from there though, despite the lack of altitude, Cornwall has plenty of big-boss energy left to test you with (see references to crying and benches above!).



“Welcome to Cornwall” …You must be kidding?!

As you cross the mighty Tamar River which divides Devon and Cornwall you can immediately sense that something is a little bit different. Not cream on top of jam on scones, not even the fact that finding a train station halfway up a hill is a bit odd (trains like flat and halfway up this particular hill is almost the exact opposite) but that the maths and logic of the route laid out ahead of you doesn’t make sense.


Flash floods? Yes, but at the top of hills, not the bottom.


My record number of layers worn whilst cycling? Eleven. In June. In Cornwall, of course. When not a few moments earlier a single jersey was more than enough.


A bombastic, barmy, bonkers bundle of bicycling brilliance. The only way to describe a bike ride of any distance in Cornwall. And the final big boss of John O’ Groats to Land’s End can always say “well, I did warn you…” Crossing the bridge over the Tamar, where the sense of something odd emerged just as you passed the “Welcome to Cornwall” sign… and immediately turn the corner onto the daftest hill of them all!


Heading North

But what about if you are heading from Land’s End to John O’ Groats instead, for example, on our trip this July to raise money for MS? Well, as you emerge onto the city streets of Exeter you will have quite the realisation. All of that is behind you. You have unpicked that lock, solved that puzzle and persisted through that head-to-head. You get to enjoy that sense of accomplishment and satisfaction for that whole rest of the trip. And you never know, you might find yourself going back for more… Just one more level?




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<![CDATA[ Cycling in the Highlands: Experience Scotland's Natural Wonders on Two Wheels ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cycling-in-the-highlands-experience-scotlands-natural-wonders-on-two-wheels-885bd904385a258f7794f979d9412986/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cycling-in-the-highlands-experience-scotlands-natural-wonders-on-two-wheels-885bd904385a258f7794f979d9412986/ Thursday 15 February, 2024

“It is by riding a bicycle that you learn the contours of a country best, since you have to sweat up the hills and coast down them. Thus you remember them as they actually are, while in a motor car only a high hill impresses you, and you have no such accurate remembrance of country you have driven through as you gain by riding a bicycle.”


Ernest Hemingway


It may be a well-used quote, but here at Bike the UK for MS we are bringing Hemingway’s words to life for you. Get to know the UK as it actually is by cycling the Scottish Highlands; an unforgettable place to explore and enjoy.


The Highlands of Scotland is the one place that features prominently in the memories of all our alumni. Acting as the grand crescendo of our 1000 mile Land’s End to John O’ Groats cycle ride and of course the star attraction of the North Coast 500 cycle route; the Highlands are a place like no other in the UK and possibly even the world.


Cycling the Wild Coast of the Scottish Highlands

The coasts of the Highlands bear hard-earned treasures. When you think of the Scottish coastline the first word that comes to mind is often “rugged”. Images of towering cliffs and crashing waves as the force of the Atlantic Ocean comes thundering into the British Isles. However, nestled within this brusque exterior hide the other extreme conditions that the coast of Scotland has to offer.


Remote, tranquil and storied coves and beaches. Refuges from a hectic modern life in the 21st Century, but filled with a history of sanctuary from the threats of an outside world for those on the water and the land.


Notable highlights, such as Big Sand beach near Gairloch, are joined by the beaches at Scourie where the campsite for our riders sits right against the water’s edge. The quiet Berriedale, where you cross a narrow suspension footbridge to learn of the navigation beacons, standing high above you on the cliffs, that have guided ships returning from the open sea safely homeward.


Cycling Amongst Giants

No place in the UK can give you a sense of scale to match the Highlands of Scotland. We are fortunate to have the ability to enjoy exploring places that once acted as Mother Nature’s hostile barrier to all but the boldest.


Ben Hope towers above a rest stop in Tongue on the North Coast 500 cycle. Nearly 1000m high, in the far north of Scotland, it still inspires a mix of awe and mystery in a way that is impossible to replicate without experiencing it in person.


As you skirt your way around the peaks, through the valleys and glens that stand across the vast landscape like wide corridors in a country sized stately home, you can expect every distant horizon to hold new surprises. Not least the towering peaks of the Isle of Skye as you gaze across the water far below from the Applecross Pass – the wildest and most spectacular climb in the whole of Britain.


Beneath your wheels while cycling in the Highlands

For all that the surrounding landscapes inevitably catch the eye, a subtle treat is in store for those learning the Highlands’ crinkly contours by bike. The kind of treat that you first notice by the absence of one thing, before being able to savour what has replaced it.


A thin, snaking ribbon of tarmac. Winding away from your front wheel, off towards the distant sky and pointing you at yet-to-be-known experiences. Space to take a deep breath and really experience what it is to ride a bike. What it is to feel the gradient, up or down. The push of the wind, in support of your efforts or as an invisible challenge that you must find spirit from within to overcome.


Every bike ride is unique, but nothing is quite as unique as the Wee Mad Road; a rollercoaster of a journey taking you from the peak of what human engineering can achieve with the Kylesku Bridge. Immediately showing you that humanity is but a passenger on the wild planet beneath our wheels. What a privilege to sample some of what is normally reserved for “off the edge of the map”.


Above it All

Taking everything in is the theme of these words so far, but you must cast your eyes further still to capture it all. Daylight, taking you almost through the night with long, spectacular performances from the sun as it briefly leaves the stage at sunset, only to be replaced by light shows of a sky full of stars. Perhaps, even an aurora borealis if you have fortune on your side.


Distant beauty dovetails with the chance atmospheric blanket of mist where the world draws in close, creating the feeling of spooky isolation. Every sound is dulled to silence and the unknown of what hides beyond the murk is unknown. How better to experience the vastness of the universe than to have it re-revealed from behind the curtain of dense fog?


The Scottish Highlands: Where the Wild Things Are

Mountains stand immovable and the sea reaches out endlessly, but blink and you might miss the dynamic movement of animal life in the Highlands. At the Falls of Shin, can you gaze down and spot a salmon making the leap against the rushing rapids? Did you catch that seal bobbing in and out of the rocks as you sit on the beach watching the seabirds dive into the waves?


Highland cows stoically standing as statues or lying aside the road as you pedal past. Deer bounding over the open moors, racing faster than a bike on the road. Cycling in the Highlands has enough to fill a camera roll on a phone or a highlight reel in the memory.


Join us for the Adventure

We will be in the Highlands on both our Land’s End to John O’Groats cycle, often known as LEJOG, in July 2024 and our North Coast 500 cycle, or NC500, in August. Cycle the Highlands with us and give yourself the ride that will last long in the memory; all whilst giving back to a great cause and supporting those living with multiple sclerosis.


There is no better way to enjoy everything that the Highlands of Scotland has to offer than with Bike the UK for MS. Our route leaders are there to support you and ensure that you can experience the best of what the Highlands has to offer. Your teammates will be there to share the experience with you and bring every moment to life. Time for a bike ride like no other?





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<![CDATA[ Charity moves three times around the Earth in January for those living with MS ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/charity-moves-three-times-around-the-earth-in-january-for-those-living-with-ms-49f3c46670ecc038e8f2aac8c8b71278/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/charity-moves-three-times-around-the-earth-in-january-for-those-living-with-ms-49f3c46670ecc038e8f2aac8c8b71278/ Thursday 15 February, 2024

Bike the UK for MS’s January #move4ms challenge was to move 1 kilometre for each of the 130,000 people living with multiple sclerosis in the UK. After 31 days the final count was 125,323km, just a little short of their target but still enough to complete the equivalent of three laps around the world!


355 cyclists, runners, walkers and swimmers logged their movement throughout the month of January to support the charity which works to raise awareness and funds to support those living with MS. The charity organised the challenge as it enters its tenth year of organising cycling challenges such as Land’s End to John O’Groats and Scotland’s North Coast 500 to raise money for (amongst others) the MS Society and its local support groups across the UK.


Multiple sclerosis is a condition that affects your brain and spinal cord and has a huge range of symptoms which can vary widely from individual to individual. Once diagnosed, MS stays with you for life but there are treatments that can manage the condition and its symptoms.It goes to show; 130,000 people is a lot! It can be hard to visualise big numbers, but three times around the world and they still didn’t quite cover one kilometre for each person living with MS in the UK.To put it another way, that’s one in every 500 people. Enough to fill Wembley Stadium one and a half times. That is why charities such as Bike the UK for MS need everyone’s help: to continue to raise funds and awareness to help those living with MS.If you would like to take a look at Bike the UK for MS’s summer 2024 trips then you can find them here: https://www.biketheukforms.org/our-routes/Stay tuned for Bike the UK for MS’s next challenge during MS Awareness Week from 22nd to 28th April!




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<![CDATA[ Smart Hospitality Supplies Unveils Chef Clothing Collection for 2024 ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/smart-hospitality-supplies-unveils-chef-clothing-collection-for-2024-1c14424280dcee6c1aa1f8b78e3e15ad/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/smart-hospitality-supplies-unveils-chef-clothing-collection-for-2024-1c14424280dcee6c1aa1f8b78e3e15ad/ Tuesday 13 February, 2024

Smart Hospitality Supplies, a renowned name for over 20 years in the hospitality sector, is set to reveal its latest professional Chefs Wear range for 2024. This collection redefines culinary apparel, combining cutting-edge design with functionality and style, perfectly tailored to contemporary chef's dynamic needs.


The range offers a fresh perspective on classic chef attire. Each piece in the collection – from the ergonomically designed shoes to the breathable, stylish jackets – has been carefully crafted, ensuring that chefs are equipped with comfortable wearables that enhance their professional appearance and efficiency in the kitchen.


What's included in the 2024 Chefs Clothing Range?
Chef Neckerchiefs: Reviving a Timeless Classic

Leading the range are chef neckerchiefs, reimagined for the modern cook. Available in various colours, these neckerchiefs are a nod to traditional chef attire but also serve a functional purpose, providing comfort and sweat absorption during intense kitchen moments.


Chef Jackets: Elegance and Practicality Combined

The collection's centrepiece is the chef jacket, which offers a modern and sleek design while being highly practical. These jackets pay tribute to the rich tradition of chef attire while incorporating stylish heat-resistant buttons, breathable fabrics, and well-placed pockets to provide comfort and a polished appearance. This blend of traditional and contemporary functionality is an outstanding feature of any chef.


Chef Trousers: Where Style Meets Function

Smart's Chef trousers are designed with both style and practicality in mind. Made from durable yet comfortable fabrics, they offer chefs flexibility and ease of movement for busy kitchen environments. These trousers are available in various styles and patterns, allowing chefs to express individuality while maintaining professional functionality.


Chef Aprons: A Functional Necessity

Chef aprons are crafted with an understanding of a chef's requirements in the kitchen. These aprons, spanning the entire range, serve as indispensable protective gear against the inevitable spills and splatters during the creative chaos of culinary endeavours. Aprons also typically include convenient pockets, enabling chefs to store their utensils.


Chef Shoes: Redefining Comfort in the Kitchen

The selection of chef shoes featuring renowned brands like Birkenstock, Crocs, and Abeba illustrates a commitment to quality and comfort in professional kitchen footwear. The design focuses on superior grip, support, and different styles to ensure that chefs can quickly endure long hours in the kitchen.


Chef Hats: The Finishing Touch

The chef hats in Smart's portfolio are designed for comfort and practicality and to enhance a chef's professional appearance. These hats uphold the professional image, adding classiness and functionality. They offer comfort, maintain hygiene, and symbolise expertise, aiding kitchen identification.


Chef Clothing online, at the click of a button

Smart Hospitality Supplies offers a wide selection of chef clothing with competitive pricing and swift shipping. This makes it an excellent choice for restaurants, hotels and pubs seeking top-quality chef attire that fits their budget and time constraints.


For all your other hospitality needs, whether kitchen equipment, cleaning and disposables, furniture, or bespoke menu covers, please visit www.smartuk.net or contact them at 01743 465 301.




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<![CDATA[ Cardiff Council to Close Barrage to Residents and Visitors ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cardiff-council-to-close-barrage-to-residents-and-visitors-b1cbcf60ac727ef7e6fe4774f5bf6bc8/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/cardiff-council-to-close-barrage-to-residents-and-visitors-b1cbcf60ac727ef7e6fe4774f5bf6bc8/ Tuesday 6 February, 2024

Cardiff Council's recent approval of hosting Livenation concerts at Alexandra Head during the busiest week of the year has sparked widespread concern among local residents and businesses. The decision, impacting the last week of August, will see the closure of the barrage not only on concert days but also during setup, disrupting the daily routines of residents and hindering the usual flow of visitors to the area contradicting the council's strategy to encourage walking and cycling. 


In 2023, the concerts were held in the first week of September after the school holidays allowing residents and visitors to enjoy the picturesque surroundings without disruption. However, the 2024 decision to close the barrage in August and from midday for security reasons, even though the concerts start at 9 pm, has raised eyebrows and ignited a wave of frustration among the local community.


While acknowledging the positive impact of hosting concerts, local businesses express their concern over the timing of the events. The busiest week in Cardiff Bay traditionally enjoys a surge in visitors due to favourable weather conditions, making it unnecessary to introduce additional events during this period. Instead, local businesses are urging the Council to consider scheduling such events involving closing the barrage in the shoulder months of March, September, and October, when the potential economic benefits can be maximised without disrupting the peak summer season.


The decision to close the barrage not only affects the residents and visitors seeking leisure and exercise opportunities but also poses a significant challenge to local businesses that rely on the regular influx of customers during the summer months. Concerns have been raised about the impact on restaurants and hotels, with the fear that the usual summer clientele will be diverted to concert attendees, ultimately leading to a detrimental effect on revenue.


Martyn Driscoll of Cardiff Cruises remarked, "This is a full-on ball to the face made sweeter by an own goal. People of Cardiff should be more outraged about this and not allow the concerts to take place on these dates, it's completely hypocritical from Cardiff Council who say they want to encourage walking and cycling and then close the only public road in the city not accessed by traffic. Small businesses, striving to make a living, are often taken for granted and pushed aside, I was prepared to accept the drop in revenue caused by the concerts in September knowing it benefits other businesses around me, but this changes everything, we will lose thousands of pounds from loss of trade. This is plain selfish greed from Livenation and Cardiff Council have enabled them, you wouldn't close Barry Island beach which is a public space and the Barrage should be no different! How can the council bang on about having no money when their own revenue producing car parks will be empty at the height of summer? How can they justify their strategy to get residents walking and cycling and issuing parking zones throughout the city yet close the barrage on the days when we are most likely to use it? ” 


Attempts to address these concerns with the Council have yielded a response indicating collaboration with event promoters and local businesses to minimise disruption and maximise economic benefits. However, local business owners argue that the proposed solution, represented by a simple "businesses open as usual" sign, is inadequate and fails to address the broader issues at hand.


The discontent among the local community is reminiscent of similar instances, such as the scheduling conflicts during Ironman in Tenby and clashes between the game between Cardiff Rugby V Scarlets on the same day as Wales V Barbarians. The recurring theme of neglecting small businesses during crucial times is a cause for concern, and the affected parties are calling for a reconsideration of the decision and a more inclusive approach in planning future events.


Local businesses are mobilising efforts to voice their concerns and seek a resolution that supports both the cultural vibrancy of the area and the economic sustainability of small enterprises.


For further information, please contact:


Martyn Driscoll 


Managing Director 


Cardiff Cruises 


Info@cardiffcruises.co.uk





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<![CDATA[ Arora Hotels Join Room to Reward ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/arora-hotels-join-room-to-reward-f8df4026fa159330de7d8c6004d27681/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/arora-hotels-join-room-to-reward-f8df4026fa159330de7d8c6004d27681/ Tuesday 6 February, 2024

Room to Reward are delighted to announce Arora Hotels as the latest hospitality group to join the unique charity. Five properties in the group have pledged to donate breaks in unsold rooms to enable nominated volunteers from charities and communities across the U.K. to enjoy some rest and relaxation.


“We are thrilled to be joining Room to Reward,” said Sanjay Arora, Chief Operating Officer. “It’s such a simple thing to be part of and enables us to put our unsold rooms to great use. We look forward to welcoming some Hidden Heroes to Arora properties soon.”


Arora Hotels is one of the largest private owner operator of hotels in the U.K. with a portfolio including InterContinental London – The O2 and Luton Hoo Hotel, Golf & Spa.


“We are absolutely delighted to welcome Arora Hotels to the Room to Reward journey,” said Adam Terpening, the charity’s Director. “It gives the nominated volunteers even more wonderful options for their well-earned break. We are hugely grateful for the fantastic support.”


Founded in 2015, Room to Reward now works with over 800 hotels across the U.K and Republic of Ireland. Over 3000 volunteers from more than 850 charities, community groups and voluntary organisations have been nominated for a break in recognition of their dedication and commitment. Collectively, hotels have donated almost £1million worth of breaks in rooms that would otherwise sit empty and unsold.


To find out more about Arora Hotels, visit: thearoragroup.com/business/hotels.


To find out more about Room to Reward, the hotels and charities involved and stories from some of the volunteers nominated, visit: www.roomtoreward.org.




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https://www.roomtoreward.org/ 06 Feb 2024 06:00:05 GMT Charities & non-profits Travel & Tourism
<![CDATA[ The Largest Gathering of The Iconic Routemaster Double-Decker Bus in London at RM70 ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/the-largest-gathering-of-the-iconic-routemaster-double-decker-bus-in-london-at-rm70-307c52cd13f30e0c7ae29d5b3495bb6e/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/the-largest-gathering-of-the-iconic-routemaster-double-decker-bus-in-london-at-rm70-307c52cd13f30e0c7ae29d5b3495bb6e/ Friday 2 February, 2024

In 2024, the very first Routemaster bus, RM1, will be seventy years old and to commemorate this significant anniversary the Routemaster Association will be staging RM70 a special free event at Chiswick Park in London over the weekend of the 20th and 21st July 2024.


Now mostly in private hands many surviving buses will be attending this family event. Visitors will be able to enjoy free rides on the buses between the event site and the London Transport Museum in Acton and for photographers the event presents a unique photo opportunity with a line-up of 70 Routemasters on display.


Ten years ago in 2014 The Routemaster Association held RM60 in Finsbury Park, this event attracted thousands of visitors. Over 130 Routemasters attended with some buses travelling to the event from Europe.


Chiswick Park was chosen for RM70 due to the site’s historical connection with the Routemaster bus. Before today’s modern business park was built the site was home to one of London Transport’s main bus overhaul works and was famous for being the place where trainee drivers were put through their paces on its impressive skid pan.




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<![CDATA[ RSD Travel Ltd. travel group awarded as TOP travel agency ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/rsd-travel-ltd-travel-group-awarded-as-top-travel-agency-2041e9c1f37d11e611ef04d2c99b945d/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/rsd-travel-ltd-travel-group-awarded-as-top-travel-agency-2041e9c1f37d11e611ef04d2c99b945d/ Thursday 1 February, 2024

Experts recognise the company's exceptional tourism and economic performance


(Towcester) RSD Travel Ltd. belongs to one of the largest cultural tour organisers in Europe, the RSD Group, which has just been crowned "as a TOP tour operator for its above-average tourism and economic performance".


Two teams of specialists were involved with the comprehensive audit and corresponding certification: the tourism-related elements were assessed by experts from tourVERS GmbH, a leading provider of the travel insurance certificate that must be provided by law. tourVERS insures more than 1,200 agencies of all sizes from all sectors of tourism. The second audit team was the RINKE TREUHAND auditing firm, which took a close look at the company's creditworthiness, i.e. its economic resilience. For business partners as well as travellers, in economically turbulent times, this counts as a crucial barometer of a tour operator's reliability.


The recognised economic strength of his company is of course also of great importance to Managing Director Horst Zsifkovits. He was delighted to receive the certificate: "This special appreciation recognises our overall performance as one of Europe's leading tour operators."


Zsifkovits lists some of the service areas in which his tour operator can now boast of being an above-average provider: "This begins with the detailed telephone advice given to customers and extends to the presentation of our fantastic range of holidays, their top quality and the excellent price-performance ratio, as well as top customer satisfaction ratings. As a team of dedicated travel professionals, we deserve to be a little bit proud of this."


tourVERS Managing Director Michael Wäldle adds: "This award as a top tour operator sets you apart from numerous competitors in the field of educational and leisure travel sector."



Phone: +44 20 3514 35 43
e-mail: info@rsd-travel.co.uk




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https://www.newsaktuell.de/ 01 Feb 2024 08:05:02 GMT Travel & Tourism
<![CDATA[ OOONO CO-DRIVER NO1 AND NO2 DEBUT IN THE UK TO COMBAT DISTRACTED DRIVING ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/ooono-co-driver-no1-and-no2-debut-in-the-uk-to-combat-distracted-driving-6f5aaf9723c0a98788dc87cabeb8727c/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/ooono-co-driver-no1-and-no2-debut-in-the-uk-to-combat-distracted-driving-6f5aaf9723c0a98788dc87cabeb8727c/ Monday 29 January, 2024
OOONO CO-DRIVER promptly warns drivers of all types of speed cameras and road hazards Two models to choose from based on user preferences and requirementsCO-DRIVER NO1 provides a simple and effective solution with audio-visual warnings, while CO-DRIVER NO2 elevates the experience with advanced features, including in-app navigation and seamless compatibility with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.


London, 29 January 2024 - OOONO A/S, Danish tech scale-up, unveils a dual launch of their leading road safety device, OOONO CO-DRIVER NO1 and CO-DRIVER NO2, in the UK market. Both models are designed to promptly alert drivers to various types of speed cameras and road hazards through clear audio and visual signals, helping drivers focus on traffic when they need to the most and, as a result, increasing traffic safety.


In response to the rising concern of distracted driving, the OOONO CO-DRIVER NO1 and NO2 promise to enhance road safety by keeping drivers focused on the road. With real-time alerts on speed cameras (fixed, mobile, and traffic lights) and road hazards (accidents, roadworks, debris, breakdowns), the CO-DRIVER relies on data from OOONOs community of users and data from the European database Blitzer.


Since its debut in Denmark in 2017, the CO-DRIVER has successfully expanded into various European markets, with a notable presence in Germany, where it has been ensuring the safety of drivers on the Autobahn and beyond. Now, UK motorists can also benefit from the safety features of the CO-DRIVER. The device's effectiveness grows with each new user, enhancing its coverage of road hazards. Joining the already over 2 million thriving community across Europe, UK users contribute to creating a dynamic network that continually improves the safety and awareness provided by the CO-DRIVER.


These models, while working in the same way and offering similar benefits allow users the flexibility to choose based on their preferences and requirements. The CO-DRIVER NO1 is the company’s first road safety device that has already gained the support and trust of more than 2 million motorists. The CO-DRIVER NO2 is an enhanced version of the CO-DRIVER, boasting some advanced functionality such as in-app navigation.



CO-DRIVER NO1


The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO1 is designed to revolutionise road safety with its simplicity and effectiveness. This model provides audio-visual warnings using high-pitched beeps and blinking lights, alerting drivers to upcoming speed traps and hazards. Users can actively engage with the community by signalling or confirming the presence of cameras and hazards with single or double taps on the device.


With a subscription-free model, the CO-DRIVER NO1 ensures there are no hidden costs or commitments. Its in-app features include seamless data downloads and customisation options, allowing users to tailor their experience. The device boasts a replaceable battery with a life of up to one year, providing a hassle-free and reliable companion for hazard-aware driving.


RRP: £44.99


The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO1 is available to buy on Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/OOONO-CO-DRIVER-NO1-activated-automatically/dp/B07Q619ZKS?th=1


CO-DRIVER NO2


Introducing the OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2, an advanced model that takes road safety to the next level. Equipped with high-pitched beeps and a distinctive LED ring, this device provides audio-visual warnings for speed traps, hazards, and even speed limits – alerting drivers if they exceed the speed limit. Building on community engagement, users can signal or confirm incidents with taps, and dismiss outdated warnings with a convenient button press.


The CO-DRIVER NO2 goes beyond with in-app navigation features and compatibility with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, included on a subscription basis with the first 12 months free. With a rechargeable battery and a magnetic mount for easy relocation, the CO-DRIVER NO2 combines functionality with innovation for a safer and more connected driving experience.


RRP: £69.99


The OOONO CO-DRIVER NO2 is coming soon – available to buy on Amazon from February.




Christian Walther Øyrabø, Founder & CEO of OOONO A/S, comments: "We are thrilled to bring both the CO-DRIVER NO1 and CO-DRIVER NO2 to the UK market. Our Road Safety Devices are a true support for drivers, allowing them to maintain high concentration while driving and avoid potential road hazards and speed cameras, all without having to look at their smartphone. Our aim is to provide drivers with options that cater to their specific needs, ensuring a safer and more focused driving experience and helping increase traffic safety."


OOONO CO-DRIVER: SMART, SIMPLE, AND SAFE


Both the CO-DRIVER NO1 and CO-DRIVER NO2 stand out as simple and intuitive devices, automatically activating upon detecting movement, ensuring drivers can focus solely on the road rather than using a smartphone or navigating through an app.


Connecting to the CO-DRIVER is seamless, requiring users to download the app – ensuring easy connections, data downloads, community engagement, and customisation. To work correctly, data, Bluetooth, and GPS need to be active.





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https://ooono.com/ 29 Jan 2024 12:00:03 GMT Consumer Technology Leisure & Hobbies Lifestyle & Relationships Men's Interest Motoring Retail & Fashion Transport & Logistics Travel & Tourism
<![CDATA[ Stage Front announces friendly game between Spain and Colombia at the London Stadium ]]> https://pressat.co.uk/releases/stage-front-announces-friendly-game-between-spain-and-colombia-at-the-london-stadium-d8174aaaedbf9eb65c3d435682dbe756/ https://pressat.co.uk/releases/stage-front-announces-friendly-game-between-spain-and-colombia-at-the-london-stadium-d8174aaaedbf9eb65c3d435682dbe756/ Friday 26 January, 2024

Madrid, January 26, 2024 - Stage Front and the Spanish National Team have unveiled the first match of their partnership. In a joint press conference at Ciudad del Fútbol, both entities announced a spectacular soccer showdown between global football powerhouses Spain and Colombia at the iconic London Stadium on March 22nd, 2024.


Tulaib Faizy, CSO of Stage Front, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "At Stage Front, we're not just spectators; we're fans creating memorable experiences for other fans. This friendly match is a celebration of the beautiful game, and we're leveraging our technology to ensure fans have an immersive and unparalleled experience."


Representatives of the Spanish National Team shared their excitement for the game, saying, "This friendly match against Colombia is an exciting opportunity for Spanish football to shine on the international stage. Working with Stage Front allows us to bring the game closer to our fans and enhance the overall experience. This partnership opens up new possibilities for engaging with our audience and creating lasting memories.


Ticket Information:


Fans can secure their tickets and hospitality packages starting Friday, January 26, at 12:00 pm CEST. Visit www.stagefrontvip.com/spain-vs-colombia-london to ensure your place at the London Stadium for what promises to be a fantastic display of football.


For media inquiries, please contact:


Dario Soto


VP Global Partnerships


dario.soto@stagefront.com





About Stage Front:


Stage Front is a leading technology company dedicated to revolutionizing the live sports experience. With a focus on delivering cutting-edge solutions, Stage Front is committed to bringing fans closer to the action and creating unforgettable moments in sporting events.





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https://stagefrontvip.com/ 26 Jan 2024 08:05:01 GMT Entertainment & Arts Men's Interest Sport Travel & Tourism