‘Generation subscriber’ demands next generation payments

The COVID-19 crisis turned the world on its head – forcing companies to adapt and try new business models. One way some businesses pivoted was to launch their own subscription services. From Pret-a-Manger and Pizza Pilgrims, to businesses which facilitate the regular delivery of flowers or dishwashing tablets, it seems …

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Package Delivery Market 2022 New Growth Challenges during Covid-19, Industry Type, Application, Business Opportunities, Future Forecast 2025

The “Package Delivery Market” research report provides an industry Overview, Development, and Segment by Type, Application & Region. It also includes data on the business environment, value/volume results, marketing tactics, and expert viewpoints. The Report spread across 97 pages and provides exclusive energetic statistics, data, information, trends, and competitive landscape …

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London’s Gatwick Expecting 3,000% More Flights This April

Gatwick Airport will see the highest number of departures since December 2019 over the next month as it reopens its South Terminal. Gatwick will handle almost 10,000 departures over April, representing a 3000% increase on April 2021. A busy month for Gatwick Airport According to data from Cirium, Gatwick Airport …

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Prince William has ‘most attractive’ royal eyes – whereas Prince Harry’s are more ‘sneaky’

“When asked what characteristics each set of eyes indicated to the respondent, Prince William’s eyes correlated most with ‘humble’ (9.7 percent), ‘caring’ (11 percent) and also ‘sad’ (13.85 percent).” How do William’s eyes compare to Prince Harry’s? The expert continued: “Whilst many may find Prince Harry attractive, the former royal …

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Remembering South Gloucestershire’s heroes of the pandemic

Column by Toby Savage, leader of South Gloucestershire Council. Two years ago, everyone’s lives in South Gloucestershire, the region, the country, and the world were turned upside down when England entered into the first lockdown. The minute’s silence on Wednesday for the National Day of Reflection provided time to remember …

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