On the 22nd of April, Craig Williamson of Williamson’s Farm based in Gainsborough will be running the London marathon. Farmer Craig has already completed the London marathon in 2017, in a great time of 3 hours 48 minutes, however, this year he is challenging himself
On Tuesday 24 April The Mayor Of London will be unveiling the first statue of a woman – suffragist leader Millicent Fawcett – in Parliament Square. Join me there to help make history. This statue is special. It will be the first ever statue of
Zen recently announced that it has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Service Delivery designation for Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) for Windows Server, recognising that the business reduces customer deployment efforts by identifying the most appropriate configuration from cost, performance, security, reliability and management
At 0200 UK time on 14 April, British forces joined close Allies in a precision strike on Syrian installations involved in the regime’s use of chemical weapons against its own people. The strike was launched as a response to the chemical weapon attack on 7
London Stock Exchange Group this week welcomed Dish TV’s Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) to trading on the Professional Securities Market. This follows the completed merger between Dish TV and Videocon d2h, creating a leading Direct-to Home (DTH) television service provider in India, valued at over
Transport for London (TfL) is advising District line customers that a reduced service will be in operation on Friday 13 April due to planned strike action by ASLEF members who work at the Acton Town depot. There will be delays to journeys on the District
You overspent on the latest golden iPhone, pair of Louboutin shoes, or BMW? Don’t feel guilty, science shows you cannot help. So says Diana Derval, neuromarketing expert, contributor for Harvard Business Review and Chair of the market research firm DervalResearch, whose newest findings are rooted
Police are growing increasingly concerned for the welfare of a woman who is missing from Wandsworth. Nadia Abdullahi, 22, was last seen on Monday, 9 April in the Balham area. Nadia is described as black, of medium build with curly black hair. At the time
UK families spend on average £22.10 per week on package travel abroad, which represents over a third (33%) of household spending on recreation and culture. With the advent of online booking, the way we buy holidays has changed significantly in recent years, with 83% of
BUSINESSES which are helping to boost the career prospects of young people have been recognised at a ceremony in East Sussex. The event, at County Hall, in Lewes, celebrated the role of the first 27 companies and individuals to be accredited under East Sussex County