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The serene Scottish village of Kenmore, nestled in Perthshire and famous for its wildlife and Taymouth Castle, is facing an uncertain future as US developers, Discovery Land Company, have

 

Single Malt Welsh Whisky was successfully registered under the UK Geographical Indication (UKGI) scheme today (24th July) –  protecting its name, authenticity and characteristics.

 

 

A recent survey conducted by waste management company Better Waste Solutions has shed light on the recycling habits of British festival attendees. The study found that a significant majority

 

In a ceremonial manner, His Majesty holds ownership over any unclaimed mute swan found in open waters in both England and Wales, a law dating back to medieval times. The ownership

 

A heartwarming tale unfolded as Ed Sheeran, the international pop sensation, responded to a special birthday invitation from a little boy named Ren. Hailing from Utah, Ren's adoration for the

 

The creative industry has grown at more than 1.5 times the rate of the wider economy over the past decade, making it an important sector for the Chancellor’s plan to grow the economy.

 

According to a report by industry body UK Music, the number of overseas music tourists visiting the UK reached a new high of 1.1 million in the previous year, marking the first time it

 

A unique bronze chandelier designed by renowned Swiss sculptor Alberto Giacometti shortly after the Second World War is at risk of leaving the UK unless a domestic buyer can be found.

 

In a clear sign that London’s music scene has roared back to life, staggering new figures have revealed that more than one million people attended live music events across the capital last

The highly anticipated Manchester International Festival is set to return from June 29 to July 16, showcasing an array of exciting new theatre, music, art, and more across venues throughout