The rate of detentions under the Mental Health Act in England for black or black British people was more than four times higher than for white people in 2019-20, a new report shows. Mental Health Act Statistics 2019-20, published by NHS Digital, provides the official
With the US set for its most controversial Presidential Election ever, bookmaker Ladbrokes launched its ‘Making Meghan Great Again’ campaign to celebrate the Duchess of Sussex’s chances of winning the 2024 US Election. The celebrity couple were played by look-a-likes of Meghan and Prince Harry
Ultra-prime residential developer Amazon Property have launched the new Turner Mews Apartments in London’s Regent’s Park, a trio of stylishly dressed and interior designed apartments, priced from just £1,050,000, in a contemporary mews building complete with private 5-star leisure facilities and landscaped gardens: they are
Ahead of the busy festive season, M&S is increasing capacity at its online distribution centre at Castle Donington, as the retailer gets set to deliver the most digital Christmas yet. As part of its Never the Same Again programme, M&S is turbocharging growth on M&S.com
National pathology Week 2020 will see a series of virtual events encouraging students to follow a career path in pathology. The theme for this year is that pathology is the ‘heart of healthcare’. To celebrate the College has worked with science-based artist Dr Lizzie Burns to
The acclaimed First Time Buyer Readers’ Awards was a huge success this year, as the highly anticipated event took place on Friday 23rd October. Leading members of the property industry attended the event virtually, as television duo Jonnie Irwin (the face of A Place in
Lerpinière House, an immaculately presented six bedroom Grade II Listed Georgian town house on Kennington Road, built in 1744 and named after its most famous resident – the Royal engraver Daniel Lerpinière, whose works hung on the walls of the house until 1990 and also
As an artist, I grew up thinking that as long as I have a board, some acrylics, a brush on my hand, and a cup of brewed coffee twice a day, I’d survive. Well, it’s not the case. I realized that to keep pace with
The Furlough scheme may have been introduced quickly and caused errors, but this was not the main reason for fraud, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Fiona Fernie, a tax dispute resolution partner at the firm said: “Reports from the National Audit Office
Retailers, restauranteurs and publicans impacted by the Covid 19 pandemic are being offered a lifeline by a London food brand. Innovative Eat17, who combine grocery shopping with dining out, are planning to expand through franchising and are keen to share their business model with outlets