Wimbledon's Ultimate Complement

Strawberries and cream are a Wimbledon essential. The demand for these is very high throughout the two week period with 28,000kg of Strawberries consumed over the tournament served with over 7000 liters of fresh cream. The price of a punnet of ten berries and cream has been on the rise also. In 1990 a punnet of ten strawberries and cream would cost you £1.60 and in 2011 it would set you back £2.50. How inelastic is the demand before, during and after Wimbledon?

Strawberries & Cream

Power Of Information

Information is king & the ability to know where to look for it is essential for building up your knowledge and ability to show resilience when finding out about a problem. This is just one of the many great posters about the sources that are out there. All well worth a look!

Aurasma Wall

The department wall has been having a re-vamp lately and to keep up with the times it is now a fully interactive wall thanks to the power of Aurasma. Download the app for your smartphone and hold it over the aurasma images to see what happens...

Aurasma Download App

Bale Trademarks Own Celebration

Gareth Bale has successfully trademarked with the Intellectual Property Office the logo featuring the heart-shaped hand gesture that he does after scoring goals. The 'Eleven of Hearts', as Bale's celebrations is now technically known, is part of plans to turn the winger into a global brand.

Trademark Bale

Forces Sauces

Armed forces charities are set to benefit from a new sauce brand rolling out to 700 Tesco stores next week. The brand will have both a tomato sauce and brown sauce variety which will both retail at £2.19 with at least 6p of each sale going towards the Royal British Legion Charity which supports ex-servicemen and women. How will Heinz react to a new ketchup on the market?

Forces Sauces  

What To Expect Next From Apple

Today, Apple CEO Tim Cook is expected to present new products at the company's Worldwide Developers Conference with talks of the new iOS7 operating system predicted to be a major talking point. How can apple continue to extend the life cycle of all its products?

What Apple Plans Next

Take Off For Flying Tray

A Japanese restaurant has brought a new meaning to the term 'fast food', hurling meals towards customers on what it claims is the world's first flying tray. Find out more about how it works by following the link.

Flying Tray