Author: Hesper News Team

Surge of hybrid workers set to storm the office this winter, survey finds Further information can be found here Working from the office is looking more and more tempting to over four in five UK workers amidst rising energy bills, according to new research. The study, conducted by online printing specialists, instantprint, involved interviewing 1,000 UK employees in the hopes of exploring how staff will be planning on working this winter. Nearly half (45%) of hybrid workers were found to be more likely to make the commute into the office to alleviate the impact of high energy bills, with 15% claiming that they’ll choose…

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It’s that time of year – Pumpkin Spice Latte fans assemble! As the #PSLhashtag starts trending across social media, why not spice things up with everyone’s favourite autumnal drink in cake form? Patisserie Valerie’s unique Pumpkin Spiced Latte Cake turns a sip into a bite and provides a showstopping centrepiece for any seasonal celebration, with nationwide delivery available from 8th September. Transforming the iconic beverage, tuck into a glorious centrepiece with soft sponge layered with pumpkin, coffee and cinnamon cream cheese. Adorned with sweet caramel flicks, chocolate plaques and a fiery design the colour of autumn leaves, give friends…

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As more restaurants embrace sustainability and become mindful of the planet, Sustainable September is set to be bigger than ever this year and hot on the menu is offal – making its way back to many esteemed restaurants in the UK! Organ meats boast environmental benefits because they assist in food waste reduction and London’s yakitori hotspot, Junsei, does exactly this, serving a minimal waste menu that celebrates Chef Patron Aman Lakhiani’s signature skewers. Tucked away on Marylebone’s Seymour Place, the sustainable menu utilises every part of the organic slow reared Suffolk bird with offal including liver, gizzard, neck, parson’s…

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The approach to nursing adopted by the Bloomcare Rowan Garth residence is underpinned by the Bloomcare family’s overarching approach to care. Bespoke packages of care and personalised care plans ensure that each resident and their families are treated with the integrity and respect they deserve, whilst reinforcing the independence of residents. In terms of dementia care, Bloomcare provides personalised services, on-site amenities and life enrichment programmes in an access-controlled, intimate, professionally managed setting. At Bloomcare Rowan Garth, staff build trusting, compassionate relationships with residents, taking the time to learn each client’s unique personalities and life stories; creating a solid foundation…

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People in the past have made use of nature’s healing properties and have learnt to live in harmony with it, but with urbanisation and digitalisation, we’ve become more distant from it. It comes as no surprise that nature is close to our hearts and that we feel an inexplicable connection with it. The environment possesses the ultimate power to heal us because it has everything we need for our ultimate well-being. Nevertheless, people are slowly spending more time in nature, and it is set to become the top trend of 2022 and onwards. “The Future of Wellness 2022”, which is…

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Two of London’s most celebrated Michelin-starred restaurants in Mayfair, Benares on Berkeley Square and Hakkasan on Bruton Street, are teaming up for the very first time for two special dining experiences on the 3rd and 17th October, with all profits donated to charity. The menu, available exclusively at two events in October, has been co-created by two of the industry’s finest chefs; Sameer Taneja of Benares and Andrew Yeo of Hakkasan. The eight-course tasting menu, a collaboration of the chefs’ complementary but distinctly different styles, will offer a gastronomic exploration of the intricate historic connection between Indian and Cantonese cooking.…

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Who doesn’t like barbecues? A British summer lifestyle couldn’t be complete without a BBQ at some point. You can either fire up a portable gas BBQ or a disposable one, both see that summer feeling that can’t be beaten. Another great thing about BBQs is just how much you can cook on them. While the go-to choices like burgers and hotdogs are classics that are hard to beat, there’s plenty to explore on the grill grates for fantastic flavours. In this article, we’ll highlight some street food style recipes you can try on your home BBQ. We’ll look at meat…

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Could electric bikes be the key to combating climate change issues? While there are many other factors at play, electric bikes offer a viable solution to the problem; they are fun to use and are also a way to save money on transportation. Today, we explore the scale of CO2 emissions between cars and e-bikes. E-bikes over cars: reducing CO2 emissions It’s a common knowledge that petrol cars are one of the most harmful means of transport to the planet. As a result, several new technologies have been proposed to reduce CO2 emissions, such as hybrid and electric cars. Yet…

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With reshoring of technical moulding of components continuing to gain momentum, West Yorkshire-based forteq UK has increased its production capacity investing in two high-precision IntElect 100 ton machines from Sumitomo (SHI) Demag. Part of the forteq Swiss-owned global technology group, the Huddersfield factory founded in 1961 has a sustained history of responding to the latest trends in precision engineering and setting a high bar for technical innovation. For over six decades, the company, formerly known as Mikron, has built a solid reputation as a manufacturer of high quality moulded parts. The extensive product portfolio comprises precision automotive components, utility meters…

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Pupils from Midland Academies Trust school Heath Lane Academy in Earl Shilton are celebrating as the results of GCSE and vocational qualifications are revealed. Over 100 students received grades across 21 different qualifications including maths and English. Mark Trimingham, Principal at Heath Lane Academy said, “We are proud of our Year 11 pupils and congratulate them on their fantastic personal successes. Joshua Evans achieved nine GCSEs at Grade 7 and above including four Grade 9s, and will go on to study French, maths, physics, and geography A Levels. “Several students achieved exceptional results including Micha Oumezaouche and Kuda Gonese who both achieved…

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