William Telford

2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Beryl Bikes docking bays are being removed in more than 50 locations in Plymouth as the e-bike company concentrates on key areas such as the city centre. PlymouthLive yesterday revealed that bays for the rentable electric bikes were being ripped out all over the city after the company said it wanted to provide a more “streamlined” service. Today, Plymouth City Council, which has championed the green initiative, has released a list of 51 docking stations which are being taken out.

2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Plymouth is to have its own “one of a kind” gift card which will be able to be used in city shops, restaurants, pubs, attractions, hotels and more. City businesses can sign up free for the exclusive Love Plymouth Gift Card, which will be available in either physical or digital versions. Plymouth businesses can accept the card with no additional equipment required and are invited to sign up to accept the card as part of efforts to keep spend locked into the city.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | William Telford

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2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Plymouth has been given a glimpse into the future where robot dogs and robot people carry out daily tasks and artificial intelligence (AI) is used to help referee football games. Dozens of people have been attending the South West’s first major AI event, LifeIn AI, at Devonport Market Hall today.

2 weeks ago | plymouthherald.co.uk | William Telford

Bays for the rentable electric Beryl Bikes are being ripped out all over the city today. The company has told users it is sorry but is now concentrating on a few key areas, such as the city centre, to provide a more “streamlined” service. It said Plymouth City Council, which has championed the green initiative, has agreed for bays to be removed. Beryl Bikes said that about 39 bays, out of more than 100, are being removed, including in areas such as Honicknowle.