Ward Hadaway, a prominent law firm in Leeds, has announced the addition of six new professionals to its team.The new appointments include a mix of roles: an equity partner, two solicitors, two trainee solicitors, and one paralegal.Laura Hill, an expert in commercial litigation, joins as a partner focusing on artificial intelligence (AI) legal challenges.These appointments highlight the firm’s dedication to addressing complex technology-driven legal matters.Ward Hadaway aims to strengthen its client offerings, particularly in AI legal advice, amidst a rapidly changing regulatory environment.Ward Hadaway, a well-regarded law firm based in Leeds, has recently strengthened its team by appointing six new…
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The Entertainer’s CEO foresees a potential business doubling through their Tesco collaboration.The toy retailer recently expanded into 861 Tesco stores in the UK and Ireland.They have already observed a 50%-60% business growth from this initiative.The scale and potential of this partnership have not yet been fully realised.The Entertainer plans improvements in range planning for the upcoming year.The Entertainer’s partnership with Tesco is a bold move aimed at significant growth, as stated by the retailer’s chief executive, Andrew Murphy. He believes the collaboration could potentially double their business. This strategic expansion has already resulted in a 50% to 60% increase, highlighting…
The significant partnership between The Entertainer and Tesco is poised to strengthen both businesses.Andrew Murphy, The Entertainer’s CEO, states that the collaboration could eventually double their business size.Toy stores have been expanded into 861 Tesco locations across the UK and Ireland, boosting sales by 50% to 60%.Murphy highlights ongoing potential in the partnership, with a plan to open 30 shop-in-shops weekly for the first 25 weeks.Challenges in supply and planning have been identified, with initiatives for improvement set for the coming year.The Entertainer, a prominent retailer, has embarked on a strategic collaboration with Tesco that promises substantial growth. Andrew Murphy,…
A festive mural in Manchester celebrates holiday humour with Santa Claus and Kenny the Koala.Santa is depicted taking a restful moment, highlighting the campaign’s theme of self-care.Publicis London designed the mural, painted by Global Street Art, as part of Cushelle’s campaign.The artwork is located on Thomas Street, with a twin mural in London.The campaign encourages prioritising personal moments of relaxation, even during Christmas.In the heart of Manchester, a whimsical mural captures the festive spirit by showing Santa Claus taking a playful break on the toilet. This mural, a creation by Publicis London and brought to life by Global Street Art,…
Ahead of Christmas, Morrisons is offering significant discounts on traditional festive vegetables.Morrisons More Card holders can purchase specific vegetables for just 10p each from 18 to 24 December.Included in the offer are 1kg carrots, 500g parsnips, 500g Brussels sprouts, and a whole British swede.Potatoes are also on sale, with a 2kg bag available for half price until 1 January.The initiative aims to make Christmas dinner more affordable and reduce food waste.In a notable move to support customers over the Christmas period, Morrisons has announced that from 18 to 24 December, More Card holders can purchase key festive vegetables at a…
Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot has emerged as the UK’s top Christmas ad, beating strong contenders.The survey was conducted by Spikes for Campaign Magazine, involving over 4,000 UK consumers.Kevin’s humorous and engaging storytelling has won the hearts of the nation, placing it above iconic ads.John Lewis dominated in quantity, yet Aldi’s ad was most beloved for its quality and joy.Coca-Cola’s Christmas Trucks and John Lewis’ Buster the Boxer followed closely in the rankings.Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot, crafted by McCann, has been officially recognised as the United Kingdom’s most cherished Christmas advertisement, according to a study conducted by innovation consultancy Spikes for…
In 2024, Temu and Shein have emerged as the UK’s most popular free iPhone apps, signalling a shift in user preferences.Temu has achieved top rankings not just in the UK, but also in the US, Germany, and several other countries.Shein’s popularity is reflected alongside other strong contenders like Threads and ChatGPT in the UK’s app download charts.These apps’ rise indicates the increasing influence of online marketplaces and social media platforms.UK-based sellers are being recruited by Temu to enhance its delivery efficiency and local market presence.In 2024, Temu and Shein have become the most downloaded free iPhone apps in the UK,…
The first retail outlet has opened within the UK Defence estate at HMS Collingwood, marking a significant expansion of franchise operations for the well-known retailer.In collaboration with the Royal Navy and Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO), the retailer has partnered with ESS Defence to establish a bespoke retail facility in the Junior Ranks Mess. This strategic development aims to cater to the needs of military personnel, civil servants, and contractors on site.The new store, operating as a franchise, provides an extensive selection of products including hot and cold food-to-go options, groceries, and essential non-food items. Notably, the product range is curated…
English cider producer Thatchers has returned to court, seeking to challenge a decision that cleared Aldi of breaching its cloudy lemon cider trademark.The legal dispute came to light in November 2023 when Thatchers accused Aldi, a discount supermarket, of gaining an unfair edge by replicating its cider product’s taste and appearance. However, in a ruling made earlier this year, the High Court sided with Aldi, citing ‘no likelihood of confusion’ between Thatchers’ cider and Aldi’s Taurus cider.Following this decision, an Aldi spokesperson described the judgement as ‘clear-cut,’ asserting that their exclusive brands, known for high quality and competitive pricing, remain…
A pioneering plant-based food company is set to release two innovative chicken alternatives this Veganuary, targeting the growing number of consumers interested in meat-free diets.On January 1st, consumers will find the new chilled ‘Isn’t Chicken Kyiv’, made from a blend of soya and fava protein, available on the shelves of a major supermarket chain. This product is uniquely crafted, featuring a wild garlic plant-based butter filling. Following closely, another popular supermarket will introduce ‘Isn’t Chicken Wings’, starting on January 6th in their frozen foods section, with another retailer joining on January 13th.The wings boast a seaweed-based crispy skin, providing a…