It seems as if some things never change, as businesses even 10 years ago were grumbling about the price of printer ink and this continues to happen even in 2020. Even though we don’t have much power to change the prices themselves, we can still
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed a range of challenges to a range of professions. In London’s Notting Hill, the talented team at Adams+Collingwood Architects managed to work within the constantly shifting framework of COVID safety advice to deliver an outstanding renovation project on time and
With clocks going back on 25 October 2020, an expert offers her insight into Seasonal Affective Disorder, or so-called SAD syndrome. Working from home, and other recent Covid restrictions, might increase the depressive aspects of SAD because staying indoors limits exposure to natural light, says
Two London groups have been awarded a share of a £1 million fund supporting under-18s as a part of the hugely successful Persimmon Homes Building Futures campaign. Sister System and Body and Soul were among 96 organisations to reach the final stage of its Building
This October, Merlin Entertainments is bringing some fang-tastic family fun to London. From the South Bank to Baker Street, the five London attractions are offering guests a huge range of activities for adventure seekers big and small to get stuck into. From spooky scarecrows to
The COVID pandemic has led to some unprecedentedly tough times for individuals and families around the world. Due to social distancing measures and mandated shutdowns, many businesses, both big and small, have been struggling to make ends meet. As always, there are exceptions to every
Vodafone has today revealed the results of research with YouGov that show how Brits could be missing out on 6.9 billion of potential savings by not trading in their existing handsets as they upgrade to the latest tech. As the iPhone 12 and 12 Pro
A new study has found that 7 out of 10 business leaders believe that future brand and organisational growth in the pandemic and post-pandemic economy can only be achieved by ensuring they become more ‘purpose-led’ and socially driven. The research involving 502 CEOs and Managing
Following a year-long refurbishment, the former Loch Fyne restaurant has been lovingly converted back to a super pub and will reopen its doors to the public on Saturday the 31st of October. This highly anticipated Pub restaurant with boutique bedrooms and gorgeous alfresco terrace will
Following the introduction of the ‘three-tier’ lockdown system, with London falling under the medium category, there is sure to be a surge in footfall among the nation’s supermarkets and shops. This is likely to once again cause fluctuations in stock demand due to panic buying
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