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Urban walks replace rural strolls during Pandemic data from Ordnance Survey shows National parks faced a decrease in visitors Urban parks have proven popular Credit: Getty Urban walks have replaced rural rambles during the pandemic according to new data from Ordnance Survey. City dwellers walked more than before the pandemic, and the greatest increase in local routes was around the largest urban conurbations such as Bristol, London (and the home counties) and Birmingham. Researchers from the map organisation used data from their app to work out where people were walking in January 2021 compar...

Altitude International Signs Sales Contract with Club Med Academies News provided by Share this article Share this article ST. LUCIE, Fla., March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Altitude International Holdings, Inc. (OTCQB: "ALTD") has announced the sale of a simulated altitude chamber to Club Med Academies (CMA). The chamber will be the focal point of the new Altitude Center that is being built at the CMA Port St. Lucie campus. The CMA purchase marks the 2 nd sale of an altitude chamber by ALTD in the last 2 weeks.  The Company had previously sold two chambers over the last 3 years. "The Altitude ...

Australia's largest ever energy class action, brought against two Queensland government owned power companies, starts Federal Court action.

'Australia's largest energy class action' filed against Queensland power companies accused of driving up prices illegally WedWednesday 20 updated WedWednesday 20 JanJanuary 2021 at 2:59pm The law firm leading the action is alleging the companies artificially created a lack of supply to drive up electricity prices. ( Share Print text only Cancel All Queensland residents who paid for electricity between January 2015 and January this year are being encouraged to register for reimbursement as part of the "largest energy class action in Australian history". Key points: 47,000 Queenslanders have si...

Class action against state-owned power companies alleges price gouging We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A multimillion-dollar class action being lodged in the federal court on Wednesday alleges the two major state government-owned electricity companies engaged in price-gouging, costing Queensland families thousands of dollars. The action, being brought by law firm Piper Alderman alleges Stanwell Corporation and CS Energy engaged in bidding practices within the National Energy Market (NEM) that caused the cost ...