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During No More Week, Hestia and TSB raise awareness of domestic abuse help on the high street and online Polling: Over two thirds (68%) surveyed are unaware of help available on the high street Of those who experienced abuse – just over three quarters (76%) were negatively impacted financially A quarter of women (25%) surveyed and almost a fifth (19%) of men had experienced domestic or economic abuse ONS: One in four (25.8%) people experience domestic abuse in

As the UK faces a staggering £15 billion annual cost for replacing potentially still reusable items, SocialBox.Biz has issued a critical update to its "Call Before You Scrap It" campaign in alignment with Repair Week 2026 (2-8 March). With new research from ReLondon revealing that 335 million reusable items are binned every year, SocialBox.Biz is specifically calling on companies in the City of Westminster, London Borough of Camden, City of London and across the UK to interce

Following successful U.S. rollout, API integration launches in UK for AXS shows Recipients include NHS workers, teachers, charity workers, volunteers and people most affected by the Cost of Living Globally, TfG has distributed 1 million+ discounted tickets with live event partners and artists including Dua Lipa, Idles, Robbie Williams, Yungblud AXS, a trusted leader in advanced ticketing and live event technology, and Tickets for Good (TfG), the mission-driven ticket distribu

Unemployment rose by 5.2% in the last three months of 2025*, leaving almost two million people aged 16 and above out of work, despite there being an estimated 734,000 vacancies across the UK** 47% of unemployed Brits feel disadvantaged in the job market due to a lack of access to suitable business attire, with 46% saying this has negatively affected their interview performance easyJet will be donating retired uniform garments to NOAH Enterprise – a charity based in Lu

Last Thursday (19th Feb), The BBC One Show, along with some help from celebrities such as Alexander Armstrong and Sir Chris Hoy himself, pulled off a surprise “One Big Thank-you” for Mike Grisenthwaite, founder of the Nationwide Children’s Cancer Charity Cyclists Fighting Cancer. Started from his kitchen table 20yrs ago, CFC has grown hugely, and today has 4 Charity Bike shops in Cheltenham, London, Manchester and their HQ in Stratford-upon-Avon. The shops take donated bikes