Wirral is getting its very own inflatable theme park this May, from the people behind Inflation Liverpool. Inflation Wirral is headed to Upton Hall School from May half term - with almost 300sq m of inflatables. The inflatable arena will be home to slides, climbing walls, obstacle courses, mazes, basketball games and more. Inflation Wirral will be open every weekend and school holiday throughout the year. Inflation Liverpool , based in Bootle, launched at Activity for All in Bootle last year, offering 12 different inflatable attractions including assault courses, a gladiator duel, a giant helter skelter slide and more. Both sites are suitable for all ages - so if you’re looking for a new way to spend time with your friends, Inflation Liverpool has everything from Nerf shooter, soccer darts, penalty shootout and even basketball challenge. Read More What's On for families? Inflation Wirral will also offer an Easter holiday camp, with trampolining, games, dance competitions … [Read more...] about There’s a new inflatable play park opening in Wirral
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Inflation rate 1% in February
Rome, March 15 - ISTAT said Friday that Italy's annual inflation rate was 1% in February. The national statistics agency revised down the figure after putting the February inflation rate at 1.1% in its flash estimate. Nevertheless, this still made for increase from the 0.9% inflation rate posted the previous month. ISTAT said that, in month-on-month terms, its consumer-price index was up 0.1% in February with respect to January. … [Read more...] about Inflation rate 1% in February
Central Bank of Azerbaijan reveals inflation expectations for this year
Baku, Azerbaijan, March 15 By Azad Hasanli - Trend: In January-February 2019, inflation in Azerbaijan amounted to 0.8 percent compared to the figures at the end of last year, Trend reports March 15 with reference to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA). Food products rose in price by 2.1 percent, non-food products by 0.2 percent. This is while prices for services decreased by 0.6 percent. “The rise in prices for food products is primarily due to seasonal factors,” the report said. “Prices for 15 percent of the products in the food basket remained unchanged, while the prices for 16 percent of products decreased. As much as 85 percent of the products grew in price by less than 2 percent.” In January-February 2019, average annual inflation was 1.9 percent, which is 2.8 percentage points less than in the same period last year. Since the last meeting of the CBA Board, there have been no significant changes in inflation expectations for businesses in the country. … [Read more...] about Central Bank of Azerbaijan reveals inflation expectations for this year
Central bank: Russia’s trend inflation slows down to 5.6% in Feb
MOSCOW, Mar 15 (PRIME) -- Russia’s trend inflation decelerated to 5.6% in February from 5.61% in January thanks to stabilization of inflation pressure on the consumer market at a level slightly exceeding the inflation target, the central bank said in a report late Thursday. The medium-term risks that annual inflation will exceed the 4% target of the central bank are still higher than the risk of it being lower. End 15.03.2019 08:29 … [Read more...] about Central bank: Russia’s trend inflation slows down to 5.6% in Feb
BoE’s Haskel wants inflation clarity before backing rate hike
LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England’s newest interest rate-setter Jonathan Haskel said he wanted to see firm evidence of rising inflation before voting to raise borrowing costs, the latest official at the central bank to sound caution on the need for higher rates. FILE PHOTO - Professor Jonathan Haskel, who has just been appointed to the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, is seen in this undated portrait released by HM Treasury in London, Britain, May 31, 2018. Jason Alden/UK Treasury/Handout via REUTERS Haskel, who joined the BoE’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) in September, told the Financial Times he would “absolutely” wait to see concrete signs of rising inflation before voting to raise rates. His comments fitted with a more cautious stance about Britain’s economy adopted by the BoE last month, spurred not just by Brexit but also by a slowing global growth. “If we see movements in output, as economists, we want to … [Read more...] about BoE’s Haskel wants inflation clarity before backing rate hike