• Why student living is driving demand for small domestic appliances

    Why student living is driving demand for small domestic appliances
    Every summer, retailers prepare for the back-to-school rush, with much of the focus naturally falling on stationery, lunchboxes, storage solutions and home furnishings. Yet one of the fastest-growing opportunities often sits just outside these traditional categories. As thousands of students prepare to move into university accommodation each year, demand for practical small domestic appliances continues […]
  • Currys Essentials brand joins AMDEA

    Currys Essentials brand joins AMDEA
    AMDEA,  the UK Home Appliance Association is delighted to announce that national retailer Currys has joined bringing its own domestic appliance brand, Essentials into the AMDEA membership community. Curry’s Essentials brand provides high quality, budget friendly small and large appliances, complementing the other AMDEA members’ brands and aligning with AMDEA’s aim of promoting excellence in […]
  • Everyone TV: Live TV streamed over broadband more than quadruples since last World Cup

    Everyone TV: Live TV streamed over broadband more than quadruples since last World Cup
    Everyone TV has revealed new BARB viewing data showing a significant increase in the number of people watching the 2026 FIFA World Cup over broadband, highlighting the UK’s continued shift towards internet-delivered TV. The data shows that the share of viewing from broadband-only homes for England’s group-stage matches more than quadrupled compared with the 2022 […]
  • “Demand will be the biggest constraint on output”, says electrical manufacturing sector

    “Demand will be the biggest constraint on output”, says electrical manufacturing sector
    More than half (51.7%) of UK electrical manufacturers expect demand to be the biggest constraint on output in the coming quarter, according to BEAMA’s Q1 2026 Market Pulse, as business confidence fell to its lowest level since Q1 2020. The quarterly survey found business confidence fell 40 points in one quarter, from +12 in Q4 2025 to -28 in Q1 2026, while demand overtook supply chain disruption, raw material prices and labour availability as the sector’s biggest concern.
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