Latest news stories from Hyperlocal sites tagged with 'Technology' :: Page 1

Tonight's speaker is Gareth Dyke a senior lecturer at Southampton University and should be of interest to dinosaur lovers.

Composite winglets will extend range and cut operating costs say GKN.

A Nailsea based business eclipsed its first year of trading by solving people’s technology problems. QuickCallDave is an IT support and train...

In a welcome return to lunchtime drama, the Out to Lunch Arts Festival – in conjunction with Skewiff Theatre Company – delighted today’s packed ven...

TeachMeet Belfast is back this Friday from 6-9pm with an informal gathering of teachers and educationally interested in Stranmillis College. At the...

Over the next few weeks I plan to gather content that can be pinned for a map for an exciting new Visit Burslem experiment. Talk About Local is run...

Adam Turkington speaking about Open Source Belfast, now open in Sinclair House as part of SomewhereTo_. listen to ‘@AdanTurks speaking about ...

News on art, broad street, building, clubs, colmore row, crime, digbeth, economy, hotels, new street, opera, shops, snow hill, technology, and tran...

Languages, Photography, Film Noir, Inheritance Tax, Philosophy, Jewellery Design, Massage ... and Citizen Journalism. These are all courses offered...

Bristol will host Next Gen 11 - one of the UK's premier events to promote broadband technology - next month at the University of the West of England

Yes, that's 100km/h in sail boat ... on the water. All from an idea born on the Island

Five hundred low-cost recycled computers have been handed out by the city council since its reuse scheme was launched at the start of the year

Bristol’s place as a world leader in the microelectronics industry will receive royal recognition today when the Duke of York visits the city

At primary school in P4 or P5 (I think) we used to listen to a short current affairs educational radio programme each week. Homework that night was...

Alterian, the Bristol-based database marketing software group, has announced the immediate resignation of directors Timothy McCarthy, Hugh McCartne...

Southampton-based hyperlocal breaks two National stories in a week

A grant helps fund community learning courses in Chale, why not try felt making, Christmas crafts, computer training or nature walks.

Bristol City Council has been cleared to build an IT infrastructure using open source software after a visit from CESG, the cyber security arm of t...

Thanks to Jaymie for this warning about this email scam doing the rounds

Bristol firms have been named as having the tenth worst online reputation in the UK, new research has shown

Workplace relations advisers at Acas say the abuse of social media during working hours is estimated to cost the country billions of pounds every year

More than 100 directors contributed to South West Outlook – Recession to Progression – an authoritative report on the economy commissioned by a...

Give and find free things on the Isle of Wight, now via Facebook and Twitter

  The innaugral LSx Junior Junior Technology Festival took place at the Hunslet Club in South Leeds on Sunday 25th September. Over 50 childre...

Reflections On A Wasted Life A blog written by a Saddleworth man about his cancer has been nominated in the Manchester Blog Awards. Reflections On ...

Hodgsons FC got a much needed win as they hosted Hedon Rangers in the League Cup at Longcroft...

Will Drake has designed a hand massage machine aimed at helping to improve the quality of life for people who suffer from arthritis

Hampshire County Council put their entire art collection online. There's some real corkers in there such as Bridget Riley and Henry Moore

A guide to cash machine fraud prevention

A biotech company developing treatments for autoimmune diseases and a scientific consultancy are among the first companies to move to the Bristol &...