Following the turbulence and uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s no secret that businesses throughout the UK have been forced to adapt to the evolving demands of the new normal.
This article will explore the importance of mechanical engineers across various industries, including power plants, automotive, and aerospace.
This article will take a look at some of the benefits and positive impacts that Wi-Fi on public transport can have on the lives of travellers and commuters.
As our planet endures the damaging effects of climate change, many of us have considered making some eco-friendly amends to our lifestyles.
In 2016, the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse sparked outrage over inadequate labelling on pre-packed and packaged food. The 15-year-old died from an allergic reaction after eating a baguette that contained sesame from popular food chain, Pret a Manger. As there were limited laws at the time for pre-packed food to clearly state all allergens, Natasha’s […]
The effects of Brexit and the global pandemic continue to have a ripple effect on UK-based businesses that are trading internationally. As well as managing the day-to-day challenges that accompany such activity, they need to put in place a new strategy for a more volatile trading environment.
The European Union is facing a shortage of specialists. The reality of demographic characteristics and the labour market dictate that legal migration of talents to the EU is an inevitable need.
The Christmas peak may have been a big mountain to climb, but retailers are increasingly aware that many of the challenges faced will continue well into the future. The sector must plan now for even higher levels of agility going forward.
Global water purification visionary Bluewater and the Hotel Institute Montreux, one of the world’s leading hospitality management schools, are launching a unique partnership enabling the institute’s student community to discover more about the key water challenges and solutions within the hospitality industry.
Before COP26, a total of 49 countries plus the EU pledged a net-zero target, covering over half of global domestic greenhouse gas emissions, over half of GDP and a third of the global population. The UK currently has a legally binding net-zero target by 2050 and new interim targets to reduce emissions by 78% by 2035.
As we get ready for the latest mobility innovations, we wonder what types of autonomous vehicles we can expect to see on the roads in the next five years and how far our technology can take us.
The term sustainable development was first coined in Our Common Future, also known as the Brundtland Report, published by the United Nations in 1987. The report defined the term as ‘the ability to meet the needs of all people in the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own’.
