Swedish games studio invests in Milky Tea
Swedish gaming group, Aonic, has taken a majority stake in Liverpool games studio, Milky Tea.
Source: prolificnorth.co.uk
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Liverpool games studio in takeover by Swedish partner
Previous majority shareholder, Jonathan Holmes, will remain on board as minority shareholder
Source: thebusinessdesk.com
King's Lynn Priory Rotary club celebrates 50 years of community service and charity fundraising in Town Hall black-tie event
A special event saw guests celebrate half a century of a club's service since its inception in 1973.
Source: lynnnews.co.uk
Aonic has acquired a majority stake in Milky Tea Limited - Business News
Aonic has purchased a majority of the shares of Milky Tea Limited in Liverpool - MCV/DEVELOP
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Source: mcvuk.com
Aonic acquires majority stake in Milky Tea
Aonic has acquired a majority stake in HyperBrawl Tournament developer Milky Tea. Milky Tea founder Jonathan Holmes, wh…
Source: gamesindustry.biz
Burnham-on-Sea: standoff after wanted man flees to roof
Neighbouring properties are evacuated as negotiations to bring him down take place.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Timothy Schofield found guilty of sexually abusing boy
Timothy Schofield, 54, is found guilty of 11 charges of sexual activity with a child.
Source: bbc.co.uk
3DS eShop and Wii U eShop games to get
3DS eShop and Wii U eShop are going away at the end of March. Before they do, make sure you pick up these great digital games.
Source: destructoid.com
Why don't 'AAA' publishers put out more 'B budget' games?
Jonathan Holmes seems convinced that the future of gaming could, and should, lie in cheaper, more accessible games. What are your thoughts?
Source: destructoid.com
Famous BBC One balloon to take to the air again
The balloon is due to be inflated for the first time in decades after being kept in storage.
Source: bbc.co.uk