Almost half of people in London are planning to stick to new routines of personal hygiene and sanitation once the Covid lockdown is over, according to new research. A survey for FulviSafe, a new non-alcohol, antiviral and anti-bacterial sanitiser brand, reveals that nearly 77% of
Call Suzy, a new Chinese takeout and delivery edition created by the trio behind BAO will launch on Chinatown’s Rupert Street on July 9th, in the temporarily closed XU Teahouse & Restaurant. Call Suzy will offer Londoners a playful, nostalgic twist on a traditional Chinese
Women in Travel (CIC), the social enterprise dedicated to empowering women through employability and entrepreneurship in the travel industry, has announced the summer extension of its training and mentoring initiatives to provide free guidance for women affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. From July to September
A London baker in need knead of some dough is celebrating after winning £15,000 thanks to dream car competition, BOTB. Alessio Esposito, who lives in North Acton and runs a bakery in the capital, has only been playing the game a few weeks when he
Vehicle finance provider Moneybarn has analysed the latest government data* to reveal which UK areas have the highest number of motoring offences and which offences are the most common. Motoring offences include but are not limited to speeding, careless driving, not wearing a seat belt, use of
New research by Environmental Defense Fund Europe (EDFE) and Global Action Plan has found that three commuter hotspots in London, such as Borough High Street, have shown an average decrease in nitrogen dioxide (NO2) of 30% compared to 9-17% across Greater London. Additionally, these busy areas saw up to 50% drops
This week Pro Bono Economics have published an Economic Impact Analysis conducted by volunteers at RBB Economics which revealed that The Clink Charity’s prisoner training programme delivers an outstanding return on investment. For every £1 invested, The Clink is likely to generate at least £4.80
With almost half of Londoners not having taken a holiday this year and two thirds having their planned getaway cancelled, new research has revealed that Londoners are now turning to the humble road trip getaway. The majority of holiday-seeking Londoners are looking to stay in the UK for a
EXPERTS are warning of an increase in prices of properties with gardens in London as locals clamour for homes with outside space after being cooped up for three months. With lockdown coming to an end, a garden has been voted top of the property wish list, with over three fifths
Wolverhampton is officially the most gardener-friendly city in the UK for those wishing to rent, new research has revealed. The study, conducted by UK-based insurance broker Towergate Insurance, analysed 25 major UK cities against 4 various criteria points to determine the most garden and ‘green fingered-friendly’