Approval for £144m US takeover of UK’s largest microchip plant Nexperia March 1, 2024 The £144m takeover of the UK's largest microchip plant by a New York-listed group has been approved by the Government.
Why the Spring Budget could be crucial for prospective homeowners March 1, 2024 For anyone looking to invest in bricks and mortar, the contents of Jeremy Hunt’s Budget red box will likely be a source of more than a little fascination.
Look inside Manchester’s £300m new rental project using tech to match up young professionals March 1, 2024 Take a look inside the UK’s first rent-by-the-room apartment building which has just opened in Manchester.
Standing at the Sky’s Edge is way duller than the estate it’s based on February 29, 2024 Standing at the Sky’s Edge is a boring musical that does a disservice to the fascinating story of Sheffield's Park Hill estate, writes Lucy Kenningham
From David Bowie to Billie Piper: seven things to do in London this weekend February 29, 2024 Things to do in London at the weekend, from Billie Piper to David Bowie
‘Many saw us as corporate and old-fashioned’: How Interflora is facing up to an ‘uncomfortable truth’ February 29, 2024 Interflora has unveiled its "boldest pivot" in its 100-year history in a bid to attract new younger customers.
Why Gen Z are quitting their jobs to focus on side hustles February 29, 2024 Members of Gen Z are more likely than other generations to make side hustles a full-time gig, according to new research.
Hir review, Park Theatre: Felicity Huffman shines in taut black comedy February 28, 2024 Felicity Huffman shines in her return to acting
Nachtland review, Young Vic: Eccentric but muddled satire about Hitler art February 28, 2024 Nachtland is a sometimes absurd examination of value systems
Doctor Who maker Bad Wolf to spend £60m in Wales after being handed government money February 28, 2024 A deal worth £4m has been secured by Bad Wolf, the production company behind the likes of Doctor Who, His Dark Materials and A Discovery of Witches.