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If you've taken a ride on the bus, you've probably left something on one. It's embarrassingly easy to do, and we don't blame you for a second.

But what gets forgotten about the most?

Find out below.

What lost property gets left on buses? - NotLost - Lost and Found Software Have you ever wondered the most common lost property found on buses? Once again, NotLost explores the answer to a poignant question.

In the internet age, brand reputation is a fragile thing. One slip-up, however minor, can change public perception and impact your business permanently.

Ensuring you have an up-to-scratch lost property process forms part of this. Want to find out how?

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Every now and again, we hear a lost property story that really gets us in the feels.

This is a prime example.

Widow's lost diamond ring found by metal detectorist in Exmouth Liz Ayre says she was lost for words when the ring her late husband had given her was found.

Every day, thousands of passengers pass through UK airports. Excited, sleep deprived or both, this slew of human traffic leaves behind a fair amount of lost property, causing a headache for airport management in the process.

But just how much of an issue is this, and most importantly, what can be done to resolve it?

Find out in our latest blog

Why Airports Need to Consider Lost Property - NotLost - Lost and Found Software For airports, lost property can be a real problem. But why is this, and most importantly, what can be done? NotLost explores.

In many urban areas, losing a possession means you are unlikely to see it again.

Fortunately for the residents of Tokyo, their city is an exception to this, thanks to a lost property process we would be proud to call our own.

Tokyo – A Lost and Found Paradise - NotLost - Lost and Found Software Tokyo is a city known for its efficiency. One area you might not have heard about is its fantastic lost property system. Notlost explores.

Taking a break from lost property-related content for a brief second, we decided to delve into the trend of ethical consumerism.

It's a concept that is increasingly governing how the public spends their money and is becoming one of the driving forces in effecting positive global change.

Read the full article below.

The Rise of Ethical Consumerism - NotLost - Lost and Found Software Ethical consumerism is growing in popularity. But what does this initially paradoxical phrase really mean? NotLost takes a look.

Airlines have been having a bumpy ride of late.

Chaos at airports, lost bags and flight cancellations have been rife, as would-be jet-setters hoped to descend upon their favourite destinations without the shackles of the pandemic

But what's causing this latest disruption to our lives? Find out below.

The Airline Industry's Lost Luggage Problem - NotLost - Lost and Found Software The airline industry is in the midst of a lust luggage problem, but why is this, and can it do anything to resolve it?

Brewdog Waterloo opens today, becoming the UK's biggest pub in the process. Interestingly for us, they have included a cocktail bar, dubbed 'The Lost Property Office'.

Naturally, we were inquisitive, and while the lack of lost & found services was disappointing, the venue more than makes up for it.

Find out more below.

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Theme parks can be special places. When done right, they offer an immersive experience, allowing you to leave the world behind as you hurtle through the air at 200mph.

But what are the little things that turn a fun day out into an unforgettable experience?

Find out our top six picks below.

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6 Ways Theme Parks Can Improve Customer Experience - NotLost - Lost and Found Software For theme parks, customer experience is vitally important. But what does this include? NotLost explore six key ways.

Have you ever wondered what happens to lost property if no one claims it? While much is sadly thrown away, items of a certain value often end up at auction alongside juicy police seizures.

So if you're looking for a bargain on a forgotten watch, discarded suitcase or repossessed bike, Greasby's auction house in Tooting might be your answer.

Read all about it.

Greasby's: The South London Auction House Selling Lost Property And Police Evidence Bikes, booze, armchairs and air con.

The idea of a four-day week would have been laughed out of the room ten years ago.

However, significant strides in views on work-life balance have led to the largest study into the efficacy of this revolutionary new idea.

With the first findings in, could this be the future of work?

How the world's biggest four-day workweek trial run changed people's lives Workers are fed up. More than two years into the pandemic, many have burned out, quit their jobs or are struggling to make ends meet as record inflation takes a huge bite out of their paychecks.

London's music venues are dropping like flies.

The latest high-profile casualty is Wapping-based super club Printworks, which announced it was closing its doors last month after five highly successful years.

But what's causing this concerning trend, and what, if anything, can be done to slow it down?

Find out below.

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