A petition addressed to the Mayor of London from the Green Party calls for clarity, collaboration and certainty over the future of Hammersmith Bridge. Lack of direction and funding from the Government, Mayor and London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham means that residents are being
A remarkable London headteacher has won a major prize at the Tes Schools Awards, one of the biggest nights in the UK education calendar which was held on Friday 13th November. Evelyn Forde, head of Copthall School in Barnet, north London, was named Headteacher of
While taxi drivers wearing face masks have become a common sight in our cities, new research shows there’s a longer-standing threat to the health of professional drivers than coronavirus. After conducting the largest real-world in-vehicle personal exposure study to date, researchers from the MRC Centre
Weston Homes has been informed by Norwich City Council that Robert Jenrick, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, has overturned local democracy and directed the Council to refuse the planning permission for the £271 million Anglia Square redevelopment in Norwich City Centre.
The UK’s leading walking and cycling organisations are backing plans to get more people walking and cycling, as the Government today (13 November) announces the second round of its Active Travel Fund. The Walking and Cycling Alliance sets out the urgent case for Low Traffic
Yardley London is delighted to announce the launch of two limited edition EDP fragrances to honour the brand’s 250th Anniversary as an established British Fragrance House. These luxury fragrances, an Oriental Floral For Her and Aromatic Fougere For Him are on sale from end September
The magnificent Blue-plaqued Mayfair townhouse on South Street of Lord Ashfield, the founder of London Underground, where he helped to plan the capital’s subterranean defence during the 1940 blitz bombing, including transforming Down Street Tube Station into a bunker for Winston Churchill and his War
The last known self-portrait drawing of Stanley Spencer — executed a few months before his death in 1959 — has been acquired by the gallery dedicated to his work in his hometown, Cookham, Berkshire. The work, which has been purchased with the support of Art
With more distance between us and our loved ones than before, spreading joy has become ever more important. Rather than let the distance divide us, Funnyhowflowersdothat.co.uk is encouraging us to view it as an opportunity to unite with our friends and family from afar and
Gemserv has launched a new digital platform – Paladin – aimed at helping businesses confidently lead the transition to electric vehicles. Developed in partnership with software-as-a-service specialist Alyne, the information service provides users with easy access to relevant insights, compliance and guidance to inform decision-making.
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