World Mental Health Day is a chance to raise awareness of mental health and remind everyone of the support available to help you prioritise your wellbeing. This year’s theme is ‘workplace mental health’ and the Royal Borough of Greenwich will be sharing ways you take
Expect a night of bold glamour and depraved drag from burlesque performers Badass Kheski Kobler and Velvet Jones, who deliver gorgeous glamour to the Thirteen stage, combining angelic beauty with seductive allure. You begged, and you shall receive—as neo-burlesque sensation Lolo Brow returns to grace
Barratt London has announced the launch of the Churchill Apartments at Eastman Village – offering a selection of one and two-bedroom top floor apartments to prospective buyers. Found at the highest point of the Fenton Apartment building, this exclusive collection provides elevated views of the
Global children’s charity Plan International UK has today unveiled a striking display of ice sculptures of schoolgirls along the Thames, highlighting the millions of girls worldwide being frozen out of education. The sculptures, launched to mark International Day of the Girl, are based on girls
Us Brits love a day trip. Collectively, we took over 1.2-billion-day trips in 2023, with London seeing 23% of all day-trippers across the year[1]. And, 2024 is set to be no different – in fact, possibly more trips despite the cost of living chatter. Day
Venture 37 floors up to one of London’s most impressive sky-high restaurants, Bōkan, and celebrate Day of The Dead (Dia De Los Muertos) with an elevated modern Mexican dining experience. Available from 31st October – 10th November, diners can indulge in a special five-course tasting
After four successful years in Victoria Park, Field Day is heading south to its new home in Brockwell Park. The festival will be joining events like Wide Awake, Cross The Tracks, City Splash and Mighty Hoopla, which bring a broad range of music and culture
Suella Braverman has placed the blame with the government after an event at Cambridge University was cancelled due to security threats. Speaking on GB News Suella Braverman said: “It’s very disappointing that it’s got to this state that a democratically elected politician, former home secretary,
Squidsoup – art collective and pioneers of dynamic light and sound environments – have revealed Lost In Light, a 3-storey immersive light installation in East London’s creative hub; Shoreditch. The installation will feature five individual exhibitions across three floors in the 30,000 square foot gallery,
A Kent grandmother is holding a disco to help raise funds for her three-year-old grandson Sidney who has a rare genetic disorder. Sidney Cooke from Yalding, Kent, aged three, was diagnosed with the rare genetic disorder type one spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) four months after