Seoul-based artist Gyoungtae Hong and director Younsook Im present a dedicated multimedia exhibition exploring the bustling city of Seoul. Set against the backdrop of the Victorian tunnels at Borough Yards, visitors will be able to weave through the multi-sensory displays and immerse themselves in the
British travellers love to enjoy a tipple at the airport to get in the holiday mood, with new research finding that for two thirds (66%) of people, a celebratory cocktail or mocktail at the airport is a ritual that signals the holiday has officially begun.
Lib Dem Mayoral Candidate, Rob Blackie, has accused Sadiq Khan of “suppressing” the findings of the Drugs Commission, following reports that it will now not report back until the end of 2024. According to a FOI request made by Blackie, the Drugs Commission was on
This October, modern spectacle maker Cubitts will host their first-ever art exhibition; a three-day show celebrating the beautifully functional. A spring-loaded footrest, boot-shaped chocolate mould, massage roller, carpet beater and fruit picker are amongst the objects loaned and displayed from artist and collector David Usborne,
Tall tales, creepy characters, and horrifying histories can be found on the banks of London’s River Thames. This October half-term is the perfect chance to discover them all on one ultimate Halloween Thames expedition with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers. Grab a Family River Roamer
Law firm Clarke Willmott LLP has announced a national charity partnership to launch its focus on a community strategy support for social mobility. It’s part of a wider commitment as a firm to its ESG plans. The firm will be supporting charity Social Mobility Foundation
Unite members at London Underground Ltd are warning London’s tube operator that it must make a serious pay offer or face the prospect of industrial action. At a meeting with TfL at the conciliation service Acas today (Thursday 12 October) management tabled a pay offer
Fuera are a special act likely to become a big part of your life once you venture into their realm, coined by labels like Warp as IDM (Intelligent Dance Music) in contrast to the wider used EDM, these three friends from Naples have been building
Deal is testament to what a good relationship between an employer and trade union can deliver, says GMB Islington traffic wardens have won a bumper pay rise of almost 40 per cent. Parking Enforcement Officers working for NSL have accepted an offer of 39.7 per
Market Place, the indoor street food restaurant and bar brand taking the capital by storm, has added three new independent food traders to the tasty line-up at its popular Vauxhall site. A range of freebies will be on offer to the first customers at Market