The RSPCA is calling for a ban on caged hens – and hopes to see the UK Government finally launch a consultation into the potential suffering of millions of hens kept in cramped cages across England. This Easter, the charity wants the public to do
With the Easter bank holiday just around the corner, Rover.com, the world’s largest online marketplace for loving pet care, has revealed the top dog-walking destinations across the UK, helping pet parents plan their next Easter adventure. Of all 12 UK regions, 1 in 5 Brits
With the London marathon around the corner, experts from the University of Brighton have shared their top tips for boosting performance on race day. Covering everything from mental toughness and motivation to footcare, footwear selection, and strengthening overlooked muscles, this series of expert-authored blogs offers
Indulge in Michelin-starred dining without the premium price tag with the new Taste of Pavyllon lunch menu at Pavyllon London, nestled within the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane, with two courses for £49 or three for £55. Available daily from 12pm to 2:30pm,
Ealing Broadway has revealed Home-Start Ealing, a local organisation that supports families with young children through challenging times, as its new charity partner for the year. Home-Start Ealing is part of the wider Home-Start UK network, offering practical and emotional support to families with young
All day dining, 76 cover (+20 outdoor) restaurant Ara will officially open its doors on 1st May, with a soft opening from 15th April, in Aldgate East a few streets from its thriving sister restaurant Amber. Chef patron, Murat Kilic’s cooking at Ara is a
Award-Winning Comedian and Netflix Star Natalie Palamides will be opening Soho Theatre Walthamstow on 2nd May for a 7-night UK run of her Edinburgh Comedy Award nominated show WEER. Known for her avant-garde, boundary-pushing performances, Natalie is a multi-hyphenate comedic performer celebrated for her one-person
More than a fifth (22%) of Brits have encountered a cursed or possessed object, research by the London Dungeon has today revealed as part of its spine-tingling new show, Cabinet of Curiosities – which explores the Victorian obsession with possessed objects from distant lands. Terrifyingly,
Missy Big Bungalow examines the effect of European men arriving in Siam and Malaya from 1900, but this is told – unusually – from an Asian woman’s point of view. That woman is the author’s grandmother, Chalerm, poor but beautiful and resourceful. To escape poverty,
L’ETO Caffe blends the heart and mind of nutritious and healthy dining. This spring and summer, you can enjoy L’ETO’s upscale cafe experience alfresco style at Knightsbridge, Mayfair, and Notting Hill neighbourhood branches. There’s no better place to sip on an iced matcha, relax in