A new outdoor destination for West London has launched following the re-opening of the hospitality sector. ‘The Set’ brings 2,500 sq ft of outdoor seating to the iconic forecourt of Television Centre, the reimagining of the former home of the BBC in White City, providing
Once Mayfair’s first GP surgery beloved by wealthy socialites and celebrities, the site of a historic doctor’s surgery has been transformed into a spectacular ‘mini-mansion’ with luxury interior design, available to rent for £4,000 per week through Wetherell. 22 Woods Mews was once the site
An innovative food retailer is throwing London’s publicans and restaurant owners a lifeline as the UK begins to come back to life following the coronavirus pandemic. Award winning Eat17 plans to expand through franchising and is offering a proven model to pubs and restaurant owners
Business has had its fair share of turbulence over the years, but never in our wildest dreams could we have imagined a virus shutting the world down. Whilst economic uncertainty has fuelled the growth of the flexible office sector in recent times, the ramifications of
DEXTERS, London’s leading independent Chartered Surveyor and Estate Agent, welcomes the UK Chancellor’s attempt to boost the London and wider UK housing market through the announced changes to Stamp Duty. DEXTERS say that the announcement will mainly encourage the sale of flats in the capital,
THE CEO of a leading online print portal has expressed concern that some schools are not properly equipped to reopen to students later this year. Highly successful upload and print platform Where The Trade Buys has diversified its products in recent months, to help organisations
Siobhan Benita, Lib Dem Candidate for Mayor of London, has criticised Dame Cressida Dick for refusing to acknowledge the Met Police could still have a systemic problem with racism. Speaking to the Home Affairs Committee this morning, Dame Cressida Dick said that institutional racism is
NEW STUDY OF TESTS FOR THE SPREAD OF THE VIRUS SHOWS OUTSOURCED STAFF HAD SKY HIGH LEVELS OF ANTIBODIES FROM HAVING BEEN INFECTED – MUCH HIGHER THAN FRONT LINE STAFF Any savings from outsourcing are tiny compared to the costs to society of the current
Global tax software provider Sovos has acquired Brighton based Accordance, a U.K.-based value-added tax (VAT) managed services company. Accordance was founded in Brighton in 2006 and the deal allows founders to exit and for a strong UK management team lead by Lucy Franklin to lead
The OECD predicted yesterday that the unemployment rate could reach 15% in the UK if a second wave of the Coronavirus hits. Over the past few months, in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, the Government has offered multiple packages of help for workers, such as