Ingenious Britain

A product which achieved the highest ever sales by a team on The Apprentice has gone on sale to the public. Babyglow, billed as the world’s softest thermometer, is a range of baby suits that change colour the moment the baby gets too hot.

Consumers are becoming increasingly sceptical about food products which claim to be ‘healthy’, That’s the key finding of a qualitative research study undertaken by market research specialists Engage Research.

The Victoria & Albert Museum in Central London has become the latest high profile public building to install secure cycle parking equipment from the award-winning Bike Dock Solutions.

A new menu of authentic North Indian dishes forged over 50 years by three generations of one Indian family, which have now been given a modern approach, is to form the cornerstone for Thali, a new name for London diners.

London is set to play host to what is claimed to be the first ever ‘Direct Dating Summit.’ The two day event will arm men with the strategies, techniques, and mindsets they need to effectively chat up women in an honest, straightforward manner.

Real Print - www.real-print.com - the UK’s first quality direct mail on demand service has been launched this week by Print Fair.

Bike Dock Solutions has launched the MiniDock, a new range of child-oriented cycle storage racks.

Four major trade shows to be held later this year in Istanbul are to become the first exhibitions in Turkey to be audited after the organisers appointed BPA Worldwide, the global auditor of media, to verify attendance at each.

New research shows association with football more important than tournament sponsorship or one-off campaigns in linking brands to World Cup in consumer perceptions.

A doubling in the number of journeys being completed by bike within the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham has resulted in the authority turning to Bike Dock Solutions to provide more than 200 cycle parking places across the borough.