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Robots now scramble across North Sea turbines as Newcastle engineers prove maintenance can be safe, swift, and storytelling-friendly.
While fields battled flooding, Cambridge's agritech labs stacked greens skyward, serving markets even when the fens lay soaked.
Brighton's seafront now hosts dual festivals where queer coders, drag hosts, and indie studios combine play with protest.
A West End consortium snuck holographic encores into classic shows, giving audiences a cinematic surprise without losing live theatre magic.
Twenty-two UK universities quietly launched a visa desk collective this spring, making it easier for graduates and researchers to stay and build.
With HS2's pause, Birmingham reclaimed rail land for galleries, housing, and maker spaces, proving cancelled infrastructure can still spark joy.