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Thrill-seekers are in for a treat as Twilight Thrills makes a return to Blackpool's Pleasure Beach Resort this spring bank ...

CHESSINGTON World of Adventures will be opening the UK's first Paw Patrol land next ... The experience will run from September 3 to 26 mid-week during term time and will cost from £29 per person.

Chessington will become the UK’s first ever theme park with a ... Meet and greet experiences will open from May 24. From September 3 to September 26, the park will launch PAW Patrol Autumn ...

Despite trading at a significant discount to estimated fair value, the dividend yield of 4.3% is lower than the top UK payers. Earnings have shown substantial growth recently but include large one ...

Overview: PageGroup plc, along with its subsidiaries, offers recruitment consultancy and related services across the UK, Europe ... cover payouts with a 49.3% cash payout ratio, historical ...

Looking for shares to buy for a winning portfolio? Here are three top UK stocks to consider, including two FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 stars. When investing, your capital is at risk. The value of your ...

Dividend Yield: 4.8% NWF Group's dividend is well-supported by earnings (50.1% payout ratio) and cash flows (32.3% cash payout ratio), reflecting sustainability and reliability over the past decade.

PageGroup's dividend yield is among the top in the UK, but its sustainability is questionable due to a high payout ratio of 188.9% and earnings not covering dividends. Although cash flows adequately ...

I asked ChatGPT to dig out “three UK dividend stocks I should consider ... something my Motley Fool colleague Mark Hartley wrote in September 2024. That’ll be where it got the 7% dividend ...

An expert has told Rachel Reeves to do three things as business momentum has "slowed to a crawl" due to tax hikes after intially growing by 0.7% in the first quarter of this year. The Chancellor's ...

'Britain's most bonkers' road markings which featured wiggly lines have finally been removed - after £1.5M was spent laying them down and then taking them up again. The wobbly lines and road ...