Although Covid-19 restrictions began to ease in Q3, the rental market in the capital still struggled to recover, with the average London room rent down 7%, from £780 in Q3 2019 to £725 in Q3 2020. Rents in EC3/Aldgate (-34%) *, W9/Maida Vale/Paddington (-20%) and
An online healthcare provider is calling for their industry to stop all advertising on Facebook and Instagram until they do more to protect the mental health of young people using their platforms and protect them from dangerous content. Online GP and wellbeing experts Vala Health
Developer Frasers Property UK have revealed the brand-new show apartment at the new Nine Riverside building at their flagship scheme Riverside Quarter located in Wandsworth. Designed by award-winning interior designer Rachel Winham, the two-bedroom show apartment has been unveiled in Nine Riverside, the final building
With over a hundred years’ heritage and an industry predicted to be worth $42.8B by 2025*, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) continue to push boundaries and transform industries for the better. And now, there is a unifying global accreditation scheme recognising best practice drone work. Introducing
This week, Caroline Russell AM questioned the Mayor on how he will safeguard the interests of disabled people in Streetspace schemes with a winter of further physical distancing ahead. Caroline, who is The Green Party Spokesperson for Transport has been investigating this issue closely. This
The Elephant & Castle Community Hub, the online resource connecting residents across Elephant & Castle, has announced a series of events to take place during October and are welcoming locals to attend online free of charge. All virtual events can be accessed through the Community
New research from PWC highlights a staggering imbalance in pandemic related redundancies as more than twice as many women (78%) have lost their jobs compared to men. Business Psychologist, Dannielle Haig, urges leaders to consider this imbalance when looking at any further redundancies and to
It seems as if some things never change, as businesses even 10 years ago were grumbling about the price of printer ink and this continues to happen even in 2020. Even though we don’t have much power to change the prices themselves, we can still
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed a range of challenges to a range of professions. In London’s Notting Hill, the talented team at Adams+Collingwood Architects managed to work within the constantly shifting framework of COVID safety advice to deliver an outstanding renovation project on time and
With clocks going back on 25 October 2020, an expert offers her insight into Seasonal Affective Disorder, or so-called SAD syndrome. Working from home, and other recent Covid restrictions, might increase the depressive aspects of SAD because staying indoors limits exposure to natural light, says