After a washout summer, the weather has finally picked up, but with just days to go until the school holidays are over, families will be feeling the pinch when it comes to spare cash. To help get the most bang for your buck in the
Ahead of the bank holiday weekend, new international research from Censuswide reveals London has trumped New York, Barcelona and Athens, to be named one of the most culturally appealing cities to potential visitors. The research, commissioned by the lastminute.com London Eye, surveyed over 2,000 respondents
Government data on the National Tutoring Programme (NTP), revealed London has the highest participation in the programme, accounting for 18% of SEND students, compared with the North East who have less than 6% students enrolled on the programme. The data collated by specialist recruitment firm
Local councils collected £36.5bn in council tax over the last financial year, almost £2bn more than the previous year, with this total climbing every year so far this Millennium. That’s according to research by finance specialists, RIFT, who also found that Hackney has seen the
Vodafone has today unveiled a pop-up installation of London’s iconic skyline on the City’s South Bank to celebrate being named London’s Best Network by European testing company, NET CHECK. ‘The Connected Skyline’ has been created by Brixton-based artist and sculptor, Alex Wright (AKA, Wreckage), who
Are you a community group, with experience of offering support service to victims of hate crimes? To make sure everyone in the Royal Borough of Greenwich is safer and people do not face discrimination, the Council is offering up to £90,000 per annum for local
Two burger lovers have found life-long friendship after making it their mission to eat their way through every Honest Burger restaurant in the country. Grace Turner, 30, and Hannah Meikleare, 29, have become BBFFs or ‘Best Burger Friends Forever’ after kicking off a mouthwatering UK
Opening this Autumn, Sir John Soane’s Museum presents Georgian Illuminations, an exhibition exploring the monumental light shows of the Georgian era through surviving designs, drawings and prints. As part of this exhibition, a new commission by artist Nayan Kulkarni will illuminate the front of the
One in two working private renters in England – 3.2 million adults – wouldn’t have enough in savings to pay their rent for more than a month if they lost their job, new research by Shelter reveals. And shockingly, 2.2 million renters (34%) would be
During the past century, the East Coast Main Line has contributed to many significant firsts within people’s lives. Now, a major new exhibition to mark London North Eastern Railway’s (LNER) landmark anniversary is celebrating some of the most pioneering feats and special moments it has