AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoUsed Car Reality Check: New surveys and DVLA data suggest UK cars are older than ever, yet buyers still flinch at 100,000 miles—72% say six figures would put them off, even as the average car age rises to 10 years. Summer Traditions in London: Grass-court tennis is crowned Britain’s top summer experience, and HSBC/LTA have turned Trafalgar Square into a free pop-up tennis court ahead of Queen’s. Media & Money: Gary Lineker’s Goalhanger is named Britain’s fastest-growing private company after £37.9m revenue in 2025 and explosive podcast growth. Heritage & Leisure: A “King Edward I” steam locomotive makes its first visit to the Nene Valley Railway this October, while Heated Rivalry lands at the Edinburgh Fringe. Family Law Shake-up: Labour consults on automatic financial rights for cohabiting couples after three years (or with a child). Local Food Culture: Yorkshire dominates fish-and-chip rankings, with multiple top spots highlighted ahead of National Fish and Chip Day. Public Health: NHS staff are told to be alert for Ebola in patients with fever and recent travel to DRC or Uganda. Politics & Pride: Gateshead Reform UK stops the Pride flag and ends Pride funding, sparking backlash.
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