Manufacturing: Last News

Spring is fast approaching, and you know what that means - gardening season is almost upon us. If your hedges are looking a little tatty after the long Winter months, it might be time to invest in an extendable hedge trimmer, and Wowcher has just the offer that means you won't need to break the bank.

A couple are say they are on the verge of eviction from their 500-year-old Bolton farmhouse despite a councillor’s last-ditch bid to broker a deal with town hall bosses to allow them to stay.

The future of 1p and 2p coins is safe despite Donald Trump announcing plans to halt production of one cent pieces in the US.

Samsung phone owners are in for a treat as the manufacturers own smart tracking devices have just seen a huge discount taking them almost as low as their Black Friday deal price. The SmartTag2 devices are Samsung's equivalent to Apple's AirTags, letting you track the location of whatever item you attach it to via an app.

It’s been more than a decade since Breaking Bad wrapped.

The owner of a Cybertruck that was seized by police has been told he can have the car back - but officers say it can ‘never touch public roads’.

A 19-year-old was arrested after police discovered a gun after storming a house in a drugs raid in Oldham on Thursday morning (February 6).

Ketchup is a common item in our kitchens and is pulled from its storage place several times a week to squirt onto our food.

Donald Trump blasted The Wall Street Journal for a blistering editorial calling his tariff plans “the dumbest trade war in history.”

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Matt and Ross Duffer spent most of last year filming the final season of Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” and they can’t help but feel “mixed emotions” now that production has wrapped. “It was definitely sad,” Ross Duffer says of their last day in December. “We’re not going to tell the story with these characters anymore, with that crew or those actors.

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, has been announced as the new patron of Ty Hafan children's hospice in south Wales, a role previously held by the late Diana, Princess of Wales and King Charles. As part of her new position, Kate, 43, made a surprise visit to the hospice, where she spent time with children living with life-shortening conditions and their families.The royal joined a ‘stay and play’ session where the children enjoy meaningful play and activities alongside their care.

A wave of revulsion has swept across food enthusiasts after a Discovery Channel UK documentary resurfaced on YouTube, revealing the process of bacon production.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer “Property Brothers” Drew and Jonathan Scott‘s lifestyle company Scott Brothers Global is expanding their consumer products business with the launch of new brand management agency, BrandJourney. The agency is focused on building out brands within the home furnishings, décor, textiles, housewares, kids, giftware and home improvement industries.

An historic Ayrshire clothing store has closed its doors for the final after more than 125 years of trading.

Blake Lively's legal team have slammed leaked footage of an unedited It Ends With Us scene by her director and co-star Justin Baldoni, claiming it proves her case.

Smartwatches don't come cheap, as anyone who's perused the market of fitness gadgets in 2025 will be able to tell you. Whether you're looking at the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google, or Garmin, all of these manufacturer's offer top-of-the-line fitness companions, but the vast majority of them come with a price tag that's just not feasible for most of us.

Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th president of the United States.

You're probably still getting through the nice soaps and shampoos you got as presents for Christmas.

Grabbing the milk to pour into your morning cup of coffee to find it's curdled and foul smelling is not the best start to the day. And according to a white goods manufacturer, your milk going off before it should is often down to where you are storing it.

A food manufacturer has been fined more than £500,000 after three workers suffered serious hand and arm injuries when they became trapped in machinery.

The Lottery Winners have postponed the release of their new album ‘KOKO’, citing “manufacturing challenges”.The Manchester indie band were initially due to release their sixth studio record on February 21 via Modern Sky. It’ll feature Frank Turner (on ‘Dirt And Gold’), Nickleback‘s Chad Kroeger (‘Ragdoll’), Shed Seven (‘The Ceiling’) and Reverend & The Makers (‘You Again’).Now, the group have confirmed that fans will have to wait a little longer to hear the full LP – which follows their first UK Number One album, 2023’s ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’.“Due to manufacturing challenges, we’ve made the tough decision to postpone the release of our upcoming album, KOKO, by four weeks,” The Lottery Winners wrote in a statement on social media.“The new release date is 21st March 2025, and we’re counting down the days until you can own it.”They continued: “We’re incredibly proud of this record, our best work yet, and we sincerely apologise for the slight delay.