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UKHSA is investigating 528 Salmonella cases, with imported eggs a potential link. Here’s what food businesses should be checking now.
The Tim Bacon Foundation is a grant-giving charity focused on supporting people living with cancer. Through fundraising events, partnerships, and public awareness campaigns, the foundation backs cancer research, treatment, and support services across the UK.
Tim was Dave’s boss, mentor, and friend for over 20 years during their time together at Living Ventures. When Tim sadly passed away, his business partner Jeremy and Dave came together to set up the foundation in his honour.
The mission was simple: raise money, raise awareness, and make a real impact for those affected by cancer. For everyone who worked at Living Ventures, this cause is deeply personal – and the foundation has become a way to carry Tim’s legacy forward.
Dave plays an active role as both a trustee and director of the foundation, helping shape its strategy and guide the work it funds.
Over the years, the Tim Bacon Foundation has supported a number of incredible cancer charities, including:
From high-profile events to behind-the-scenes fundraising efforts, the foundation continues to be a force for good – and Mercury is proud to support its work wherever we can.

UKHSA is investigating 528 Salmonella cases, with imported eggs a potential link. Here’s what food businesses should be checking now.

There are two kinds of people in hospitality: those who enjoy reading employment legislation, and normal people. Luckily for you, we’re the first kind. Here’s what October’s employment law changes mean for your business, and the six things to sort before they land.

On Saturday 23rd May, Rachel and John Stigwood set off at 4am and walked 35 miles from Oldham Athletic Football Ground to Whiston Hospital, all in memory of baby Maddie. Every pound raised is going to the Bereavement Midwifery Team at Whiston Hospital and The Christie at Oldham, two teams who were there for the family when they needed them most.