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EBar smashes £1 million in platform sales and set to double its fleet - Vimarsana News

EBar smashes £1 million in platform sales and set to double its fleet

EBar, portable drink kiosk firm, has raised £844,000 from funders and had £1 million platform sales in six months.

Virtual exchanges enhance access in global learning - Vimarsana News

Virtual exchanges enhance access in global learning

Proponents argue that virtual exchange programs shouldn’t be dismissed as “second best” to on-the-ground study abroad, and they can expand the global learning ecosystem in important ways.

Faster pints a step closer after Aberdeen firm's £670,000 crowdfunder - Vimarsana News

Faster pints a step closer after Aberdeen firm's £670,000 crowdfunder

Updated: July 24, 2021, 8:15 am Drink dispensing technology developed in Aberdeen could revolutionise sports stadium catering. The Aberdeen-based entrepreneurs behind revolutionary new technology aimed at speeding up the time it takes to grab a beer at major events are ready to accelerate its roll-out to the market after a £670,000 crowdfunding drive. It is the latest of a series of fundraising exercises for EBar Initiatives, which was launched by managing director Sam Pettipher and Nick Beeson, both former Robert Gordon University (RGU) students, in late 2016. The duo aim to dramatically i...

Kingston's Rose Theatre to reopen with big summer season - Vimarsana News

Kingston's Rose Theatre to reopen with big summer season

A programme of productions through to late August was released with the announcement. Image: The Rose Theatre / Twitter Kingston's Rose Theatre will reopen this June after an extended period of closure due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. In a statement published Wednesday, May 5, the beloved riverside theatre announced an extensive list of productions spanning from June through late August as they sought to return from months of closure with a bang. Rose Chief Executive Robert O’Dowd described the impact of three national lockdown's on the Rose as "extremely difficult" as the the...