Sales in its cycling division soared by 59 per cent on a like-for-like basis in the 20 weeks to August 21, thanks to demand for e-bikes and scooters jumping by 230 per cent.
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Decline in vehicle journeys in lockdown did NOT reduce emissions of toxic particles
Study by University of Stirling found that harmful particulate matter (PM2.5) emissions remained consistent during the first month of lockdown, despite a 65% fall in traffic on Scotland’s roads.
Could now be an ideal time to invest in artwork?
One of the biggest investment winners in the recent past has been contemporary art. Over the past five years, the most collectable pieces have risen substantially.
Civitas Social Housing has seen its share price rise 11% in three years
Bigger and more established than Triple Point, the group has a nationwide portfolio of more than 600 sites catering for 4,200 people.
Midas share tips: Triple Point Social Housing has proved itself resilient
The group specialises in supported housing, providing homes for vulnerable people with special needs, such as autism, learning difficulties or physical impairments.
Which were the cheapest and most expensive supermarkets last month?
Aldi beat all of Britain’s other major supermarkets to come in first place on pricing for the 74 products in question, followed by fellow German discounter Lidl and rival Asda, according to Which?
How rural areas can get faster broadband
The Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme was launched with the aim of increasing coverage across the UK, especially in the countryside.
Former home to tailoring business that made jackets for Stella McCartney for sale
The building in Manchester is being sold at auction via estate agents SDL Auctions, with a guide price of £165,000.
Does Japan still pose an investment opportunity after Abenomics?
As with any major political event, many were concerned about Abe’s resignation on Japan, but this is particularly the case for such a shareholder-friendly leader.
How to give your pension a post-coronavirus check up
As the government prepares to turn off the furlough taps and withdraw its other coronavirus support schemes, perhaps it might be time to start thinking about your finances again.










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