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If you’re planning a May Half-Term staycation and can’t imagine leaving your dog behind, you might want to head to Devon. Teignbridge has just been named the best area in the UK for dog owners, thanks to its abundance of pet-friendly amenities, from dog parks and beaches to grooming services, cafés and even pet-sitting options. Pet accessories shop Fur King used Foursquare Places data to analyse eight factors related to owning a dog for 355 local authorities in the UK. These factors were the number of dog parks, veterinarians, pet grooming services, pet sitting services, pet supplies stores, pet cafés,…

Capturing attention in busy spaces is no small feat. Whether it’s bustling city streets, vibrant marketplaces, or packed exhibitions, high-traffic areas offer huge opportunities for businesses to attract new customers – if you know how to stand out. Here’s how to cut through the noise and make your business impossible to miss. Eye-Catching Signage Is Key When every business is competing for attention, signage can make all the difference. An effective sign should be easy to read, visually appealing, and strategically placed. For smaller spaces or temporary displays, a compact and impactful cardboard sign can grab attention without overwhelming the setting.…

Cardiff has been identified as the most dangerous university city in the UK, with a new study revealing that its student area of Cathays experiences a staggering 32.5 crimes per 100 residents. The findings, based on a detailed analysis of police crime data by the online education platform Internet of Learning, highlight the stark differences in safety across student neighbourhoods in England and Wales. Cathays in Cardiff has emerged as the riskiest area for students, with 6,495 crimes recorded over the past 12 months. Alarmingly, 31% of these offences were classified as violent or sexual assaults, making it a significant…

New research has identified the UK regions most likely to win the Postcode Lottery, with Preston emerging as the top contender. According to a study by gaming magazine 1337 Games, Preston leads with an average of 41.36 wins per postcode district. The findings highlight significant disparities in lottery success across different areas of the country. The Postcode Lottery, which began in the UK in 2005, operates by allowing players to register their postcodes for a monthly fee of £12. Winners are drawn randomly, with prizes shared among participants in the winning postcode. The study analysed the number of Postcode Lottery…