Since the start of the war in Ukraine more than 200 volunteers have joined a University of Bristol student’s period poverty movement. Ella Lambert, 22, began sewing reusable sanitary products for refugees during the first lockdown. Eighteen months later she runs a global network of
Last week, the full scale of the recent broadband price hikes was revealed via the unveiling of a bus-sized bill for over £887 million[1] in Southwark, London. It showcases the huge financial windfall many broadband companies are set to enjoy (e.g. BT, Virgin, Talk Talk
As of 6th April 2022, married couples will be able to get divorced without having to apportion blame to either party. Under the new terms, which are referred to as “No fault divorce” you can file for divorce without having to give a reason, other
On Friday, Caritas Anchor House, a charity in East London, opened a new 15-room accommodation project called Hope Street. The Deputy Mayor for Housing and Residential Development Tom Copley was there to cut the opening ribbon along with Caritas Anchor House Chief Executive Amanda Dubarry.
London has the highest levels of Ecstasy use in the UK a new study has revealed… The UK Drug Addiction 2022 report from private rehab clinic Delamere has analysed data on the most common types of drugs used across the UK. Cannabis was revealed to
This Spring, BOXPARK will welcome three new and exciting street food restaurants across its London venues including Pasta Evangelist, Viva Falafel and Waffle Boy. Pasta Evangelists Location: BOXPARK Shoreditch (Unit 48) Opening on 4th April, Pasta Evangelists are coming to BOXPARK Shoreditch to delight East
Londoners love a game of bingo. Who doesn’t? It has been enjoyed in London and across the United Kingdom since 1960. What’s interesting about the game now has been its ability to evolve. It has moved from something played in the local bingo hall to a game
Once considered the epicentre of the UK, London saw a mass exodus in 2020, with 20% more people moving out of the nation’s capital than moving in1. And the trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down with Londoners spending over £55 billion2 buying houses outside
London’s Hyde Park is today undergoing a cultural transformation as Speakers’ Corner – the famous haven for free speech – rebrands to Singers’ Corner in a bid by Sky Arts to encourage more Brits to belt out a tune, whatever their ability. Singers’ Corner was
New research has revealed the countries that each UK city wants to move to the most, with America being the most popular choice. The research conducted by immigration experts at Reiss Edwards analysed Google Keyword Planner data to establish the countries that residents of each