Across the United Kingdom, a quiet shift in digital behaviour has been gathering pace. The hours that British users once poured into social media feeds and long mobile games are increasingly being redirected toward short,
The Old Police Cells Museum in Brighton has officially reopened beneath Brighton Town Hall following a major restoration project. The museum, housed in the original Victorian-era custody suite of the city’s former police station, offers
Police closed the M2 eastbound near junction 3 in Chatham, Kent, on Thursday, May 14, at 2pm after a medical emergency involving a pedestrian. The closure between junctions 3 and 4 has caused significant disruption
A Cambridge man, Emiljan Durici, has been jailed after police stopped him on Newmarket Road on 14 February during a routine patrol. Officers spotted a white BMW linked to suspected drug dealing in the area,
Bradley Hughes, 35, from Woking, was sentenced to 24 years in prison plus eight years on extended licence at Guildford Crown Court on 30 April, following a three-week trial. He was found guilty of multiple
Four men have been sentenced to a total of over 46 years in prison for their roles in a major conspiracy to supply class A drugs, following a South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU)
Brothers Tommy-Lee Bavin, 20, and Frankie Bavin, 27, from Epsom were sentenced after a police pursuit on Long Grove Road on 11 July 2024. Officers spotted the pair driving an uninsured vehicle with mismatched registration
The Rise of Digital Reading in the UK: Why More People Are Turning to Online Apps Something has changed. You see it on the Tube, in coffee shops, at airports — people hunched over phones,
