First customer cars for both handcrafted series now finishedBoth cars created in Bentley Mulliner’s dedicated workshop in CreweBacalar Car One finished in bespoke Atom Silver Satin paintBlower Car One resplendent in Birkin GreenThe next three cars in each series now in buildCustomer deliveries about to begin Bentley Mulliner has completed the first customer cars in both of … [Read more...] about FIRST BACALAR AND BLOWER CUSTOMER CARS HAND-FINISHED BY BENTLEY MULLINER
Gargash Hospital Celebrates 2 years of Operational Excellence, Announces Aggressive Plans for 2022
Gargash Hospital, the UAE’s first female Emirati-owned, multi-specialty hospital with primary focus on women and childcare, marked its two years of successful business on August 19th, 2021. The fast-growing healthcare facility announced exciting plans for 2022 at a grand ceremony. The eventful anniversary celebration witnessed the presence of members of Royal Family from the … [Read more...] about Gargash Hospital Celebrates 2 years of Operational Excellence, Announces Aggressive Plans for 2022
How businesses can take advantage of R&D tax relief to overcome cashflow issues?
R&D (Research and Development) Tax Relief can play an important role to boost your business cash flow. It provides forward-thinking and innovative businesses with the fund they need to bring up their next idea and always stay one step ahead in such a competitive market. What companies can benefit from R&D Tax Relief? Many companies believe that they have … [Read more...] about How businesses can take advantage of R&D tax relief to overcome cashflow issues?
Sinai Park Burton Upon Trent
It is a pity that some people have lived their whole lives in Burton but never had an opportunity to visit this unique timber-framed place and its therapeutic chalybeate spring. A little off the Shobnall Road, Sinai park house is conveniently perched on high ground, providing its visitors with grand views overlooking the Trent Valley. The Park's location also draws its … [Read more...] about Sinai Park Burton Upon Trent
Burton Upon Trent Market Hall
Beyond a doubt, one of Burton upon Trent's biggest tourist attractions is its bustling Market Hall. Opening its doors for the first time in 1883, it occupies the exact location as the original fifteenth-century hall. Conveniently located off of High Street in the town center with a decently priced car parking and a quick drive from the A38 down the main Burton Road and … [Read more...] about Burton Upon Trent Market Hall
Burton Upon Trent Town Hall
There is something special about this Art Deco style, history packing building. Burton’s Town Hall is definitely an architectural highlight of the town which compels its visitors to stop to gaze and appreciate the picturesque beauty that it beholds. Just like any other town hall in Europe, this place is also a base for council meetings and town events. In hindsight, the … [Read more...] about Burton Upon Trent Town Hall
Interview with Bottled Book Co Founders Tom and Joe Brassington
Tell us a bit about yourselves? Our names are Tom and Joe Brassington and we’re brothers born and raised in Burton who both trained as primary school teachers and now work in primary schools in the midlands area. Tom trained in Music Theatre at university and Joe in Fine art. Earlier this year, we launched a crowdfunding publishing campaign with Unbound (the world’s largest … [Read more...] about Interview with Bottled Book Co Founders Tom and Joe Brassington
Tutbury Castle
Ever thought if walls could speak, how different or detailed their tale we know would be? Perched high on a wooded ridge, dominating over the wandering course of River Dove, this magnificently ruinous Castle has us convinced on the previous thought. Nevertheless, it was pretty fun exploring Tutbury's turbulent yet haunting history, and we can't wait to share it with you, so … [Read more...] about Tutbury Castle
Ferry Bridge Burton Upon Trent
Some places inspire us with their ancient allure more so than their standing beauty, and the Ferry Bridge of Burton upon Trent certainly fits the description. The second major crossing of River Trent in Burton, this one-of-a-kind semi-suspension bridge links the towncentre with the suburb of Stapenhill, nearly half a mile to the East of the river. Despite its age, the bridge … [Read more...] about Ferry Bridge Burton Upon Trent
BURTON UPON TRENT’S BREWING HERITAGE (PART V)
The New Age This series has been quite a challenge, and we should catch up here. In the last one, Allsopp partnered with its neighbor Ind Coope in 1934, and Bass seized up Worthington in 1927. Marston, Thompson and Evershed Ltd birthed in 1905. And by 1945, Burton was home to a staggering five breweries, including Truman, Hanbury and Buxton, and Everards. The last … [Read more...] about BURTON UPON TRENT’S BREWING HERITAGE (PART V)