Lithium-ion waste fires in London almost doubled in the past year, according to new local council data costing the capital over £1 million1. The latest annual rise in London fire incidents (79%) was almost eight times the UK’s (10%). There has been a fire in
The King’s Cross Group has agreed a new lease with University of the Arts London (UAL), which will see Central Saint Martins (CSM) expand its campus by 17,782 sq ft into the neighbouring Western Transit Shed. The deal strengthens the globally renowned creative institution’s presence
Slim Chickens today launches its first ever always on lunch deal, giving guests the chance to tuck into some of their favourite Slims dishes, complete with fries and signature House Sauce, for just £8.95. Launching on Tuesday 13th October 2026, the new Slim Chickens Lunch
Fibre is having a moment and frankly, it’s about time. On Saturday 24th October, Naked Smoothie’s Fibre Machine is taking over 15 Bateman Street, Soho, for one day only, transforming the popular central London spot into The Fi-Bar, a pop-up dedicated to making fibre feel
Every December, London’s party calendar fills up with the same few options: the office meal, the pub quiz, the karaoke bar. A casino night is a refreshing alternative. It gives guests something to do besides standing around with a drink, it suits almost any group
Pope Leo XIV has urged Catholics in England and Wales to “courageously bear witness to Jesus Christ in their daily lives”. In his message to the Adoremus National Eucharistic Congress, the Holy Father said: “In the Blessed Sacrament, as well as the sacramental ministry of
There’s a secret bar hiding beneath a bagel shop in the heart of Mayfair – from today, No.1 Princes Street opens the doors to the downstairs speakeasy. Tucked underneath the New York-style bagel house, the newly opened speakeasy is accessed through the venue and down
Earlier this year, Hilton London Bankside became the first hotel in the UK to undergo an epic Moomin takeover, with themed rooms, a Moomin brunch and a dedicated family craft area. Now, families have just weeks left to experience the Moomin magic before the partnership
Familial violence and retribution are centred in Sharp Edges, a one-woman, darkly comedic drama by Sophie Max, inspired by Sophocles’ Electra. Exploring the impact of growing up in a violent household on one little girl, and whether it’s possible for her to break that cycle
The Prize Competition Council (PCC), the recently formed trade association for the prize competition sector, has appointed Tom Banks as its first Executive Director. Banks joins the PCC at a time of rapid growth, with membership increasing from eight founding members to 65 since its