Corporate Disclosures & Press Wire (12)

LONDON - October 22, 2026·22 Oct 2026·Uncategorized

YBVR Becomes YB as Live Immersive Media Moves Beyond the Headset

YBVR has rebranded as YB to reflect its expansion beyond VR headsets into AI glasses, wearables, and other platforms for immersive sports, music, and cultural experiences. This change highlights the company's growth from a single technology focus to a broader range of immersive media offerings, collaborating with major sports and cultural organisations worldwide. YB now operates through three divisions: YB Studios for content creation, YB Sports for partnerships, and YB Tech for technology devel

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19 Oct 2026·Uncategorized

7 Signs Your Home Is Bleeding Energy

Many UK homes are losing heat through windows, roofs, walls, doors, and chimneys, leading to higher energy bills and environmental harm. With rising energy costs and security concerns, it's crucial for homeowners to improve energy efficiency, yet many are unaware of their home's energy performance. Simple actions like draught proofing and adjusting thermostats can save money and reduce energy consumption.

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19 Oct 2026·Uncategorized

UK Employers More Likely to Offer Free Tea Than Creative Activities That Support Mental Health

Research by ClassBento shows that less than 1% of UK job adverts mention creative activities as a perk, despite evidence of their positive impact on mental health and wellbeing. Instead, employers often offer low-value perks like free tea, which appears three times more frequently in job ads. This highlights a missed opportunity for businesses to support employee mental health more effectively, which could lead to increased productivity and reduced absenteeism.

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31 Jul 2026·Uncategorized

The most beautiful (and connected!) places to visit this summer

Trooli, a home broadband provider, has identified top UK destinations that offer both beauty and strong connectivity, ensuring visitors can stay online during their summer trips. The analysis considered gigabit-capable broadband, 4G, and public WiFi availability in various scenic and historic locations, such as West Bay Beaches in Dorset and Windsor Castle in Berkshire. This information is valuable for families wanting to enjoy UK travel without sacrificing internet access for work, communicatio

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15 Jul 2026·Uncategorized

One prosthetic leg, a live turtle and a set of false teeth: inside Britain’s wildest school lost property boxes

A study by My Nametags surveyed 500 UK teachers and found bizarre items like prosthetics and live animals in school lost property boxes, highlighting a growing issue of unclaimed belongings. Teachers report that lost property is becoming a bigger problem, with many items treated as disposable, contributing to environmental waste. The study suggests that using nametags could significantly reduce the volume of lost property.

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03 Jul 2026·Uncategorized

The UK’s broadband blind spot: smart homes slowed down by poor broadband knowledge

Research by broadband provider Trooli reveals that many UK residents lack understanding of their home broadband speeds and requirements, despite increasing reliance on multiple smart devices. This knowledge gap results in poor broadband performance, affecting daily activities like working from home and streaming. As smart-device adoption rises, broadband services are not being upgraded to meet the increased demand, leading to connectivity issues for many households.

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08 Jun 2026·Uncategorized

UK primary school children spend 46 minutes a week learning digital skills

Research by broadband provider Trooli reveals that UK primary school children spend only 46 minutes a week learning digital skills, which are crucial for future employment. Despite the importance of IT skills, they are not prioritised in schools, with more time allocated to subjects like dance and art. Teachers cite lack of time, funding, and training as barriers to effective tech education, and express concerns that students are not being adequately prepared for modern digital demands.

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20 May 2026·Uncategorized

Brits expect mums to do it all - climb the career ladder AND shoulder the parenting load

Research by My Nametags reveals that in the UK, mothers are expected to manage both a career and the majority of parenting and household tasks, while fathers receive praise for minimal involvement. Despite mothers spending significantly more time on childcare and domestic duties, societal expectations still pressure them to hold senior work positions. This highlights a gender imbalance in parenting roles, with mothers often shouldering responsibilities alone and receiving less recognition.

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22 Apr 2026·Company News

Brits expect mums to spend an extra 13 hours a week parenting than dads

Research by My Nametags reveals that Brits expect mothers to spend 13 more hours per week on parenting tasks compared to fathers, highlighting a significant gender disparity in domestic responsibilities. The study shows that mothers are anticipated to handle most childcare and household duties, often without support, while fathers are praised for basic involvement. This expectation persists despite most mothers also maintaining careers, underscoring the pressure on them to manage both work and f

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18 Mar 2026·Company News

Brits underestimate their monthly bills by over £200

Research by broadband provider Trooli reveals that UK residents underestimate their monthly household bills by an average of £223, largely due to not paying attention to finances and having numerous subscriptions. This miscalculation leads to financial stress, with many people worried about rising costs and some even going into overdraft due to unexpected bills. The findings highlight the need for better financial awareness and transparent pricing from service providers.

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23 Jan 2026·Company News

2025 Named the Year of Outdoor Renovation

2025 saw a surge in outdoor renovations according to new research, as Brits looked to get more out of their properties. The data, which investigated the year’s biggest home renovation trends, found that searches for ‘outdoor kitchen’ reached a five year high with 18.1k Brits searching for this term - 3.3k higher than the previous year. In fact, ‘how much does it cost to build an outdoor kitchen?’ ranked fifth in the UK of all Google queries throughout July. Similarly, pergolas have shot up in po

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12 Jan 2026·Company News

Millennials believe they have the healthiest relationship with technology, but actually suffer the most

Research reveals that Millennials suffer with more ill effects from technology than any generation, despite feeling the most in control of their usage. The research, conducted by ultrafast broadband provider, Trooli, investigated the lasting impact of technology on our mental health. It found that half of all Brits rely on technology to feel less alone and better connected to their friends, family, and loved ones. A further third (32%) depend on tech to feel better about themselves, and almost a

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