Public Libraries Expand Reading Rooms and Community Programmes
Public libraries are welcoming more visitors as reading rooms, study spaces and community programmes draw people of all ages through their doors.
Author: Paul Price
Honeybee Research Shows How Flower Choice Shapes Pollen Nutrition
New research into honeybee foraging suggests that the mix of flowers bees visit can make a meaningful difference to the nutritional quality of the.
Digital Vaults Give Crypto Custody Stronger Layers of Control
Digital vaults for crypto custody are moving beyond a single password and a hopeful backup, offering layered protection for people and firms who.
Bus Driver Shortages Are Forcing Cities to Rethink Pay, Hours and Rosters
Bus networks in many cities are cutting trips for a reason passengers rarely see on the timetable: there are not enough drivers to run them.
Rail Operators Trial Quieter Carriages and Clearer Delay Information
Rail operators are trialling quieter carriages and clearer delay information after passenger surveys ranked communication and comfort among their.
Cities Expand Park Pathways to Connect Neighbourhoods on Foot
Cities are expanding and linking park pathways so residents can walk or cycle between neighbourhoods without relying on busy main roads.
Market Hall Stalls Give New Food Businesses a Start
Indoor market halls are becoming launchpads for new food businesses that cannot yet afford a shop of their own on the high street.
Handwriting Notes on Tablets May Help Memory Stick
Handwriting notes on a tablet with a stylus can improve how well students remember difficult material, according to teachers comparing typed and.