An elegant six bedroom 5,070 sqft (471.28 sqm) townhouse in London’s Hyde Park Gate, once the London mansion of Mary Caroline Blair, the Duchess of Sutherland (1848-1912), whose life helped inspire Oscar Wilde’s A Woman of No Importance and Disney’s 1950 Cinderella Stepmother, has been
Everyone likes a funny television commercial and the online gambling industry has been very creative in this respect over the years in its attempt to try and garner interest. Generally, most bingo brands have television ads promoting their site for those who are not sure
New research commissioned by curated online marketplace notonthehighstreet has found that the pandemic has brought posties closer to their communities in London than ever before, as one in five Londoners (20%) plan to spend on a thank-you for their postal worker this Christmas. Half of
The roll out of digital signalling – set to improve safety and slash delays – has been accelerated through £1.2 million of new government funding announced by Rail Minister Chris Heaton-Harris today (November 18). Feasibility work for digital signalling will be accelerated on vital sections
Boris Johnson has announced plans for the government’s self-styled green industrial revolution, bringing praise from environmental groups but also questions about the scale of new funding, and the planned expansion of nuclear and hydrogen power. In reaction to the Prime Minister’s 10 Point Plan ‘for
Crown Couriers has announced the opening of a dedicated London-based office to service customers in and around the city while also creating new positions for self-employed drivers in the region. With a central UK-based control centre servicing its nationwide operation, the commercial courier has invested
A West London virtual reality firm FundamentalVR developed a VR simulation to improve the way surgeons are trained, meaning they could practice their skills during COVID-19 from anywhere. Set up in 2012, the start-ups’ advanced technology has now been deployed by hospitals around the world
Aviation has been hit hard by the public health emergency and this Government has been far too slow to act, and with its dithering and last-minute decisions, has meant that thousands of jobs have already been lost says GMB London. GMB London, the union for
Food banks have become increasingly common in our society, with numerous great projects, like this Islington food bank, doing some remarkable work throughout London with some truly amazing people behind them. These are certainly tough times. With awareness around this issue growing by the day
Green Party Assembly Member, Caroline Russell has released new data showing that the Mayor’s flagship walking and cycling programmes are facing a £100 million black hole. Caroline has compared last year’s TfL borough funding data with this year’s Streetspace allocations and found that nearly every