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A popular Ainsdale restaurant has thanked hundreds of people for supporting a petition to save their outdoor on street bar. Dolce Vita on Station Road in Ainsdale have been told by council planners they should tear down a pop up outdoor bar area which was reportedly created without permission. The… Read more »

In the enchanting world of fantasy stage shows, dragon puppets steal the spotlight with their majestic presence and intricate designs. Crafting these captivating creatures involves a blend of artistry and engineering, transforming simple materials into stunning visual spectacles. This article delves into the fascinating process behind creating dragon puppets, from… Read more »

Shopping for a used car? Then you know how tough it can be to tell what you’re actually getting. Between vague listings, missing features, and misleading trim descriptions, it’s easy to overpay or end up with something you didn’t expect. That’s where the original Window Sticker — also known as… Read more »

If your round-trip is 4–24 miles, includes stop-and-go traffic, and you want comfort with car-like convenience, a moped style e-bike is likely a perfect fit. You’ll get upright ergonomics, effortless acceleration, and a look that turns heads—without gas, parking drama, or sweat. Why Moped Style E-Bikes Are Built for Commuting… Read more »

In the heart of West Lancashire, a quiet but significant shift is taking place in how local businesses operate. From the independent shop owner in Ormskirk to the growing manufacturing enterprises along the M58 corridor, more entrepreneurs realise that staying ahead in today’s market is about forward thinking. Let’s look… Read more »

Now turning its attention to general-use AI models, such as ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude, the European Union has activated the second part of the AI Act. The European Union has a sovereign and ethical vision for artificial intelligence — one that sharply contrasts with the self-regulated American model and the… Read more »

In the ever-evolving world of property investment, one pressing question stands out: Can investors still profit from buy-to-let properties in the UK as we approach 2025? With the fluctuating dynamics of the rental market and mortgage rates, understanding these factors is crucial for making informed investment decisions. In this article,… Read more »

North American and British cities are quietly undergoing a mobility makeover. Electric bikes—once niche gadgets—are now everyday tools for commuting, errands, school drop-offs, and weekend adventures. Riders love the combination of car-like range with bicycle simplicity, and city planners appreciate a mode that cuts congestion and emissions while using a… Read more »

When people imagine Dubai Desert Safari, they picture golden dunes under a blazing sun. But what if I told you there’s a version of the desert that most tourists — and even many locals — have never seen? That’s the Desert Safari after rain — a magical transformation where the… Read more »

7 Myths About Africa That Brits Still Believe: And Why They’re Rubbish 1. Africa is One Big Country If you ever want to make an African geography teacher groan, just suggest that Africa is “one country.” It’s a continent with 54 recognised countries and over 1.4 billion people. That’s more… Read more »