A Levels are extremely important in deciding a student’s future academic and career possibilities in the UK. To better their marks or pursue a different career route, people might feel the need to retake their A Levels in certain circumstances. Does redoing A Levels have
Two animal rescue charities are celebrating today after each being awarded a £5,000 donation. Protected Paws Animal Rescue which operates across the capital and the Dogstar Foundation based in the city centre will receive a monetary gift as part of Benefact Group’s Movement for Good
MICK Lynch says the Government’s offer to end the rail dispute “isn’t good enough” but he insisted his union was still ready to talk and find a breakthrough. Speaking on GB News, Mr Lynch was asked what it was he and his members wanted. He
Hackney-based painter and printmaker Sam Hodge exhibits recent work in one of the neighbourhood’s oldest houses. With a history spanning more than three centuries, a multitude of inhabitants have left their mark on the fabric of the building; made intentionally or incidentally, some obvious and
On Friday 16th and Saturday 17th June 2023, Embassy Gardens will bring together a collective of Irish creatives to celebrate Bloomsday. Co-hosted by Darby’s, the popular oyster bar, bakery and grill restaurant from chef-owner Robin Gill, Bloomsday at Embassy Gardens will be part litfest, part
PUT a spring in your step and indulge in the fresh and fruity flavours of spring produce this season. As the warmer evenings are rolling in, there is no better time to share a sip of something special with loved ones. No-alcohol offerings are becoming
Escape the usual indoor film marathon and take your family on a virtual adventure this May half-term with DNA VR. London’s first and largest virtual reality arcade, DNA VR is the ultimate half-term escape. Suitable for thrill-seekers of any age, there is an experience for
LABOUR’S Shadow Business Secretary repeatedly refused to put a cost on his party’s spending commitments in an interview with Camilla Tominey on GB News. Asked about the Conservative claim that his party has £90 billion in uncosted spending commitments, Jonathan Reynolds said: “Well, that’s nonsense.
The globally acclaimed House of Ming restaurant will open its doors to diners in London this Spring. House of Ming will be housed within St. James’ Court, A Taj Hotel, and is set to offer unbeatable and authentic Sichuan and Cantonese cuisine. The new restaurant
Staff and residents from Hugh Myddelton care home in Southgate are fundraising to support their brave colleague as he takes on a gruelling cycling challenge. On Sunday 28th May, Wayne Hughes, Regional Director of Barchester Healthcare’s London Region, will take part in the Ride 100