THE raucous hustle and bustle of the festive season is leaving many adults struggling to hear conversations and could have a lasting impact on their hearing. New research by Specsavers has revealed that 28% of Londoners attend up to three Christmas parties or festive gatherings
Theatre Royal Drury Lane, one of London’s most iconic cultural venues, announces the launch of its brand-new pre-theatre dining menu. Marking the occasion of Shakespeare plays returning to Theatre Royal Drury Lane since 1957, this is the only theatre in the West End to offer
Akira Back, known for its innovative take on modern Japanese cuisine, is offering a selection of non-alcoholic cocktails for Dry January. The Taimatsu blends Everleaf Forest with citrus berries and blood orange soda for a refreshing, fruity sip. The Shibui Highball combines Everleaf Marine with
Imagine stepping into a world where the allure of luxury intertwines with the thrill of cinematic storytelling. Last week, this vision became a reality as multi-award-winning music executive Jay Lamusica celebrated the grand unveiling of his latest venture, Dolce Vita, with a star-studded soirée at
London City Airport has been reaccredited at the ‘Excellence’ level of the Mayor of London’s Good Work Standard. The Mayor launched the Good Work Standard in 2019 as part of his commitment to making London the best city in the world to work. London City
Millions of UK adults are having the same dreams every night, research has found. From having superpowers to winning the lottery – and teeth falling out, these common themes are shared by the nation. But the new research, conducted by Premier Inn reveals Brits’ most
E-ACT City Heights Academy recently welcomed Sayce Holmes-Lewis, CEO and founder of the award-winning organisation Mentivity, to deliver an inspiring assembly to Year 11 students. Sayce shared his personal journey and encouraged students to aim high, work hard, and embrace resilience as a key to
London Councils has welcomed the launch of the new National Planning Policy Framework, which it describes as an “important part of the jigsaw” for increasing housebuilding and delivering much-needed new homes and jobs in the capital. The cross-party group highlights strong support among boroughs for
A controversial Wandsworth Council meeting has sparked outrage among residents after a motion about the ongoing pro-Palestine protest at the Nine Elms Pavilion was rejected. Despite strong support for the motion in the public gallery, the Council’s ruling Labour group voted against taking decisive action
City Lit is thrilled to announce the return of the Malorie Blackman Scholarships for Unheard Voices, offering budding writers the chance to pursue their creative dreams. Applications for the 2025 scholarships are now open, providing a unique platform for aspiring writers to have their voices