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Major overhaul of Kingswood town centre gets under way in multi-million-pound boost

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By Kate Wilson Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Work to transform Kingswood town centre is officially under way as part of an ambitious regeneration project designed to breathe new life into the high street and support its long-term future. The first phase of the major investment programme focuses on Regent Street, where 37 shopfronts, seven upper facades, and the public toilets on Moravian Road are set to undergo repair and restoration.
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Getting Found in an AI-First World: How businesses can stay visible as Search evolves

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By Kate Wilson Verified
| Manchester Digital
By Kate Wilson, Head of Membership & Community Search is changing faster than ever. Customers are no longer relying solely on Google to discover products, services and suppliers. Increasingly, they're turning to AI-powered tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity to research businesses, compare providers and answer questions before they ever visit a website. For marketing leaders, founders and commercial teams, this raises some important questions. Should businesses still be investing in SEO?
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New Prime Minister Andy Burnham makes first visit to West Country to talk about buses

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By Rod Minchin Verified, Kate Wilson Verified
| Yahoo News UK Verified
Andy Burnham has said there is no immediate commitment to increase the income tax personal allowance as a means of easing the cost of living, after reinstating a £2 cap on bus fares across England to help struggling households. But the Prime Minister suggested increasing the £12,570 tax-free personal allowance would be something that the Government will look at in the budget this year.
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