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Amazon's latest Power Purchase Agreement in Shetland builds on more than £3 billion of low-carbon investment across the UK.
In partnership with Restore the Music UK, Amazon's music education programme is expanding across London, Manchester, Birmingham, and Newcastle.
Kelly Day, VP of International at Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios shares a message of optimism for the future of British television in keynote speech at the Royal Television Society London Convention.
Kill Jackie, The Terminal List series 2, and live Champions League action headline Prime Video UK's October lineup.
Stores, Shopping, and Prime
Find out about Prime benefits, small businesses, our retail stores, and other new features
UK customers can choose from Pay by Bank, cards, points, and more for their Amazon purchases.
Add to Delivery, our latest feature for Prime members in the UK, makes it easier than ever to add what you need, when you remember you need it.
Prime members in the UK can shop exclusive deals across home, kitchen, electronics, toys, fashion, and beauty during the two-day exclusive event.
Author and finance expert Gemma Bird shares how she uses Amazon to get ahead of back-to-school shopping, without the last-minute scramble.
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Learn about innovations like Bedrock and Q, plus community initiatives and skills trainings
64% of UK organisations now use AI, up from 52% last year and well ahead of the European average of 54%
AWS is committed to empowering customers with choice and flexibility.
The Skills to Jobs Tech Alliance is expanding to the UK to address the growing need for AI and cloud skills.
New data reveals that AI adoption in the UK has grown by 33% in the last year.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Discover how Amazon is transforming lives through generative AI
Learn how Amazon leverages advanced AI to publish authentic reviews and weed out the fakes.
New AI-generated customer review highlights are the latest in a string of review innovations.
From delivering medicine with drones to analysing fish with 3D cameras, Amazon Web Services customers use artificial intelligence data to tackle some of the world’s biggest challenges.
And for those of us who aren’t data scientists, here's how generative AI works.
Devices
Plug into what's new with devices like Echo, Fire TV, Kindle, and Ring
Launching in limited release across 4 major UK cities, Ring Guard Response dispatches a licensed security guard to your door.
From meal planning to smart home control, Alexa.com lets UK customers access Alexa+ directly in their browser.
A new Oxford Economics report finds that LEO satellite broadband could support more than 24,000 UK jobs and help close the digital divide.
The Kindle Scribe UK lineup is thinner, lighter, and faster with a refreshed home screen and new productivity features, including AI powered notebook search.
Sustainability
Explore how Amazon is reducing packaging waste and increasing renewable energy
Shoppers can find greater discounts on quality second-hand items across categories including personal tech, fitness, games, and more.
In the UK, Amazon’s transportation network uses electric trucks and vans, rail, e-cargo bikes, and on-foot methods for customer deliveries.
How on-foot deliveries, electric bikes and packaging reduction are transforming deliveries in one of the world's busiest cities.
Behind the scenes, Amazon’s returns process is an essential and finely tuned operation—one that balances customer satisfaction with giving products a second chance.
Workplace
Learn more about how we support our employees and their families
Ambitious career paths and opportunities, a workplace culture designed for innovation, and a focus on sustainability and real-world positive impact – read the top five reasons to work at Amazon.
Amazon is investing in programmes that help people across the UK build skills, overcome barriers, and access meaningful employment.
The Career Choice education benefit is helping employees across the UK make their career aspirations a reality. Here’s how three employees made bold career moves ranging from HR to data and training.
Supported internships are Amazon’s work-based study programmes for young people with Special Education Needs and Disabilities.
Community
Learn about our efforts in housing equity, education, volunteering and in reducing food insecurity
For every two children's books purchased from a specially selected range on Amazon.co.uk, an additional book will be donated to The Multibank—helping get more stories into the hands of families across the UK.
Amazon is supporting more non-profit literary organisations than ever before, with 41 groups set to receive grants championing writers of all ages and stages.
Amazon is helping charities, Community Interest Companies (CICs) and Charitable Incorporated Organisations (CIOs) create pathways into creative careers and upskill the next generation of creatives.
Amazon and Barnardo’s partnership gives young people leaving care the opportunity to sign up to a bespoke programme aimed at tackling barriers to work.
Entertainment
Get the latest on Prime Video, Amazon MGM Studios, Audible, Amazon Music, and more
All eight episodes of the revenge thriller, based on Nick Harkaway's best-selling novel, launch on 2 October on Prime Video.
Alex Kingston, Iain Glen, Mimi Keene, and Arian Nik join Ray Winstone in the new action-comedy series from the makers of Fleabag and The Tourist.
The BAFTA-winning Prime Video comedy series, hosted by Jimmy Carr, returns with Lee Mack, Katherine Ryan, Harry Hill, Richard Ayoade, and more.
From a Reacher spinoff and The Grand Tour's new era to a best-selling romance adaptation and exclusive true crime specials, here's everything coming to Prime Video in September.
More news about Amazon
The planned investment over three years will create thousands of full-time jobs, four new fulfilment centres, and two new London office buildings.
One year into its £40 billion UK investment, Amazon opens a new fulfilment centre in Northampton, announces the UK's largest cross-dock facility in Kettering, and expands its London campus in Shoreditch.
At Delivering the Future, Amazon UK Country Manager John Boumphrey sets out how Amazon is investing in skills for the future – and the pathways for those who need them most.
Frontline employees across the UK will see a pay rise of up to 5.6%, taking minimum starting pay to £15.10 per hour from 27 September 2026.
