London’s leading conference and events venue, The QEII Centre, is asking event professionals and members of the public to donate their unwanted or unused coats to help keep some of the capital’s most vulnerable warm this winter. QEII is again supporting charity HandsOn London’s WrapUp
In order to save the Great British high street of the 21st century, we need to go back in time and take inspiration from the 17th century. Indeed, findings from a new report published today by Britain’s community bank, Metro Bank and Britain’s leading Consumer
Cranbrook Primary School, based in Ilford, has always tried to give its pupils the best possible experience at school. But sometimes, ensuring that pupils with significant disabilities aren’t left out of key activities involves a level of complexity. For instance, to take all pupils to
The Coach & Horses pub, located in central London, had a fearfully frightful start this morning – as a whole host of individuals turned up for food and drinks dressed in petrifying coach and horse’s costumes. Bartenders at the Coach & Horses pub were left
Film buff at a world famous film school has dusted off the cobwebs and pulled these ‘screamers’ out of the vaults. MetFilm School lecturer, Pete Appleyard has an enormous interest in the genre of Horror. He’s put aside some time to compile this remarkable list
17&Central (formerly The Mall Walthamstow) is inviting youngsters to join them over October half-term for a whole week of creepy crawly goings on. The Beasty Boo-tique will be open for business from 25-31 October for those brave enough to face their fears. As well as
On Wednesday 20thOctober, First Time Buyer Magazine celebrated its second consecutive win at the Property Press Awards at an impressive award ceremony at the Museum of London. The team took home the award for Consumer Magazine of the Year, cementing it as one of the
The Slow Cooked Ox Cheek and Moroccan Lamb Koftas may look like they’ve come straight out the kitchen of a high-end Michelin restaurant, but appearances can be deceptive. As the name of the The Ready Meal restaurant suggests, the latest pop-up to hit London comes
A charity which uses the power of live music to enhance the lives of people who are learning disabled has launched a ‘1,000 Instruments Challenge’ this week to ask people across the country to donate their unwanted musical instruments to them. Electric Umbrella hopes to
The rights of employees and how they should benefit from their companies have become important questions for debate recently. Some businesses might go to companies such as employee benefits consulting firms to find out more about HR schemes that could be advantageous for their employees.
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