Every company owner is on the lookout for ways to make their business run more efficiently. Whether that be through crm software or with management resources. They know that when they do, they will be able to do more for less, which, of course, translates
London-based Fine & Country agents will be trekking the distance of the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest, on London’s Primrose Hill to raise funds for The Fine & Country Foundation, supporting charitable organisations fighting causes of homelessness and poverty around the world. The expedition will
Your Flavourful Food Stories by Tilda: all proceeds for The Felix Project Marking 50 years of supplying delicious rice, Tilda has released ‘Your Flavourful Food Stories’ a book filled with recipes from all the people who helped make the brand the success it is today:
South London estate agents KALMARs are pleased to announce the appointment of three new members of staff ahead of their expansion with the opening of their new office at 366 Old Kent Road in early 2021. Tallulah Davids, Brendan McMillan and Anthony Carter join as
An outstanding 3,923 sqft (364.95 sqm) five bedroom lateral apartment, with four private balconies, occupying the entire sixth floor of Peninsula Heights on London’s Albert Embankment, offers panoramic views of the Houses of Parliament and the River Thames, also enjoyed by Lord Archer and other
At last live music returns to London as non-stop, audience requested, grassroots live music venue The Piano Works Farringdon is finally reopening its doors! Having been firmly closed since March, the venue is now taking bookings for brand new festive live music brunch, lunch and
The slowest broadband in the UK, with an average download speed of 0.12Mbps, is found in Queens Road, Weybridge in Surrey, according to analysis of a record-breaking 398,973 consumer speed tests collated by Uswitch.com, the comparison and switching service. Sluggish-paced Queens Road is a staggering
While 2020 has been an incredibly challenging year for small businesses, new research from Capital on Tap found that thousands of people up and down the country have started their own business despite uncertain times. Whether due to necessity or the opportunity afforded by increased amounts of time spent
Dog owners have always known how good they have it, but they didn’t know QUITE how good until Coronavirus. That is certainly the case at the Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park in London SE1, which is the home of the Imperial War Museum and a home
Christmas 2020 is set to look different to any Christmas we have faced before as the effects of the Coronavirus continue to grip our nation. With household finances impacted due to the economic damage of the pandemic the report by Lowell1 reveals that 30% of households
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