This multi-genre hip hop/house/EDM/rock festival started as a rock music festival back in the 1970s. Since then, everyone who’s anyone has played Reading Festival from the Foo Fighters to the Rolling Stones.
We’re now re-opening the application phase for our annual pitch competition, our goal is to find and showcase Europe’s best seed and pre-seed startups out there! For this year’s pitch competition, we expect a total of about 1,000 applications.
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Accerion is a fast-growing high-tech company building positioning technology for next-generation autonomous industrial robots. By combining an advanced optical system, embedded C++ software and state-of-the-art processing hardware, our sensor system is able to work without any infrastructure in the surroundings of a…>
Bars to stay open longer in Sardinia as Covid infections fallSardinia will become the first Italian region to enter a low infection “white” tier that will allow bars and restaurants to remain open in the evening from Sunday.
UK vaccination hits 20 million mark in Europe's fastest jab rolloutMore than 20 million people across the United Kingdom have now received their first COVID-19 vaccine shot, data showed on Sunday as the country made more progress with Europe's fastest vaccination programme.
Covid has ‘taken wind out of Dutch politics’, analysts say as elections loomCoronavirus has “completely taken the wind out of Dutch politics”, analysts say, predicting little change in the makeup of the coalition government after March elections as the prime minister, Mark Rutte, begins cautiously easing restrictions.
The Ugly Divorce Between Britain and Brussels Is Just Getting Started“The U.K. really needs a special relationship, a deeply interlinked relationship, with the E.U.,” said Jeremy Shapiro, research director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a research institute in London. “But this government has defined itself ideologically as not needing the E.U. for anything.”
The city where cars are not welcomeeidelberg is buying a fleet of hydrogen-powered buses, building a network of bicycle “superhighways” to the suburbs and designing neighborhoods to discourage all vehicles and encourage walking. Residents who give up their cars get to ride public transportation free for a year.
Czech Republic imposes tightest COVID lockdown restrictions yet amid UK variant surgeWith new infections soaring due to a highly-contagious coronavirus variant and hospitals filling up, one of the hardest-hit countries in the European Union is facing the inevitable: the tightest lockdown since the start of the pandemic.
The Italian town where they eat 500-year-old mealsThanks to Messisbugo, nearly five centuries later, the Ferraresi are still eating the Estes' favorite meals. Because while every town in Italy has its signature dishes, Ferrara's are straight from the cookbook of that 16th-century court.
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