Eleven extraordinary works inspired by London are up for grabs at auction this week after the final Next Big Thing episode aired last Sunday evening on London Live. The works reflect the Spirit of London from the winners of the Next Big Thing Live. The
The pandemic has put a stop to many, if not all of our travel plans, as we have seen numerous global lockdowns as borders closed and flights were forced to halt in their tracks. These lockdowns have caused a worldwide standstill, and while we can
With al fresco dining back on the menu from April 12th, The Yards is reopening all outdoors terraces ready to welcome back visitors to the heart of Covent Garden, kicking things off with a tasty BBQ hosted by Maison Bab. From modern kebabs and boozy
Carbon emissions in London dropped by 29% during the pandemic compared to the year before, according to analysis compiled by Lloyds Banking Group in partnership with the Carbon Trust. The analysis considered the impact on carbon emissions resulting from changing consumer spending behaviour across six
Projects and planners from across the capital are in the running to win at the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) Awards for Planning Excellence 2021, it has been announced. Finalists from London at this year’s RTPI Awards for Planning Excellence are 101 George Street, Croydon,
The Health and Safety Executive is urging employers to review the stress-causing factors in their workplaces and the work that their employees do. Stress, depression, or anxiety account for 51% of all work-related ill health cases and 55% of all working days lost due to
Even if you’ve been to a land-based casino before, the properties on the famous Las Vegas Strip are in a completely different league to anything you have likely experienced elsewhere. The MGM Grand, just to pick one at random as an example, has 171,500 square
This deserted 51,000 sq ft Victorian space in West London, empty for over ten years, will be open to the public from 20 May. Overseen by curator Ben Moore (Art Below), and co-presented by hotel operator Lamington Group, Art in the Age of Now is
Farewill, the UK’s leading death specialists, has partnered with leading contemporary ceramic artist, John Booth, to launch a limited-edition set of urns. The collaboration, A Colourful Life, is designed to show how we can better honour someone’s life and open up conversations about what we
The National Landlord Index published by Accommodation.co.uk, has uncovered that the vast majority (90.2%) of landlords have a good relationship with tenants and 82% have also committed to not increasing rent in 2021. This new report highlights that many landlords are conscious of the financial
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