Bobbi Hadgraft

Nov 12, 2024 | yahoo.com | Bobbi Hadgraft

A Scottish man whose identity was stolen to front a fake Premier League football ticket website says he is devastated that scammed fans believe he is responsible. Ticket Maestro, which launched in July, claimed to be selling tickets to top football matches but the BBC has since heard from supporters who paid hundreds of pounds for tickets they never received.

Nov 4, 2024 | finance.yahoo.com | Bobbi Hadgraft

A food manufacturer says putting gravy in beer cans helped them expand from a kitchen to supermarket shelves. Potts', which has been operating in Swindon, Wiltshire, since 2007, adopted a strategy of packaging their stocks and sauces in beer-style cans in 2019. "We always wanted to increase our recyclability and traditionally, products like ours are sold in plastic pouches or glass jars," he said. "The supermarkets are delighted.

Nov 4, 2024 | yahoo.com | Bobbi Hadgraft

The testing will determine Primark's quality and durability guidelines [Getty Images]Generate Key TakeawaysCheap clothes have outperformed more expensive garments in durability testing conducted for the discount fashion industry. The University of Leeds has worked with retailer Primark to test items such as jeans and T-shirts to set "standards" on how long clothing should last.

Apr 26, 2024 | a-love-supreme.com | Bobbi Hadgraft

Mike Dodds has given a full fitness update ahead of our trip to Watford this weekend…CIRKIN"Dennis is back training with the group but it might be a little tight for him. He won't be available this weekend and then the decision for all of us is whether we involve him [against Sheffield Wednesday] based on the fact that he has now been out for such a long period of time.

Feb 28, 2024 | news.yahoo.com | Nathan Hemmingham |Bobbi Hadgraft

Hull City supporters with a disability should soon receive better access when attending football matches. The Disabled Supporters Association (DSA) is launched today and coincides with a home fixture against Birmingham City. City’s head of marketing Andrew Clark said the club wants to make a “meaningful change for the better”. David Batte, the DSA's chairman, said the association will provide a voice for fans who find it harder to enjoy watching the Tigers, perhaps due to discomfort.