Death on the Island', the debut novel of Icelandic former First Lady Eliza Reid, is being adapted as a TV series by Blink49 ...

Inmates at the UK's largest prison can now shop their favourite frozen food from Greggs to Chicago Town pizzas at Britain first 'in-prison' Iceland branch. Food retailer Iceland, which has 900 ...

Iceland has announced the closure of a store in June, just weeks after it shut down its branch in Welling. The supermarket giant said its store in College Square, Margate, will stop serving ...

The progress made by Norway and Iceland on food-related audit recommendations has been disclosed in an updated report. Norway and Iceland are part of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).

Following US support, Google Wallet for Android will soon let those in the United Kingdom create digital ID passes with their UK passports. Other updates today include more state IDs and work on ...

It’s got a freezer the size of a warehouse and shelves stretching as far as you can see – welcome to Iceland’s massive £100m new depot. The supermarket giant has just opened its largest UK ...

“We’re incredibly grateful to Mumsnet and Iceland for their support, giving families peace of mind that they’re not just choosing a healthy meal, but also helping to support one of the UK ...

Iceland Foods have revealed a new £100m investment which the retailer claims will be a “game-changer” for both the supermarket’s supply chain and future growth. Located at Omega Park in ...

FOOD lovers have been raving about Iceland’s hash browns which are the size of a dinner plate.The £2.50 pack, which includes two giant hash browns, Jump directly to the content UK Edition ...

Architecture firm Sp(r)int Studio has restored, extended and added polycarbonate roof panels to a 1950s timber structure protecting a Viking-era archaeological site in Iceland. Sp(r)int Studio has ...

READ MORE: Wowcher's 2-4-1 Drayton Manor tickets 'selling fast' A maximum of £25 per week can be spent at the Category C prison's supermarket, although items were cheaper than in Iceland's high street ...