CAPE TOWN 10 By Jessy Dodd (Jessamyn Dodd) In May of 1961, the Speigel Grove set sail from America to Cape Town, South Africa. The ship and the crew were assigned to “Solant Amity II”, the second of four goodwill tours around the coast of Africa. British control of South Africa was ending, and the
Data released today from specialist insurer Ecclesiastical’s annual Movement for Good awards has revealed that residents still intend to donate to good causes despite the difficult social and economic challenges caused by COVID-19. The Movement for Good awards will see £1 million given to charities
With a Bank Holiday around the corner, it’s the perfect time to give your home a thorough spring clean, whether you are tackling it by yourself or you are using professionals like a carpet cleaning Fort Worth service, for example, you want to do the
Men pay £121 more than women on average to insure their car – a 26% difference – according to new research by MoneySuperMarket. The analysis of nearly 15 million car insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket1, reveals that men pay £581 on average, compared to women who
A North London housebuilder has donated £2,000 to support two groups which are working hard during the current Covid-19 crisis to keep vulnerable people feed on the streets of London. The Felix Project and Food For All each received a £1,000 donation from Persimmon Homes
Meat snack giants Jack Link’s have launched a range of mouth-watering Beef Bars, for those looking for the perfect afternoon snack and store cupboard essential to enjoy at home or during your working day. Available in two delicious flavours Original and Sweet & Hot, each
London eatery Bella Vita have continued to thrive during the coronavirus lockdown. The Hackney based restuarant who play home to some of the most authentic Italian dishes have gone through a major change which has seen their restaurant floor converted into a retail outlet. The
package worth £1.6 billion confirmed to protect Transport for London (TfL) services deal will increase services to help make sure people can follow social distancing guidelines while travelling further boost for active travel through new segregated cycle lanes and wider pavements The government has agreed
GMB MEMBERS WORKING AT A FOOD MANUFACTURER IN BORIS JOHNSON’S CONSTITUENCY OF UXBRIDGE AND SOUTH RUISLIP HAVE BEEN LEFT ON THE BREADLINE BY THEIR EMPLOYER IMPRESS SANDWICHES It beggars belief that an employer located in the Prime Minister’s own constituency is refusing to follow Government advice
Job advertisements from direct employers’ career portals have dived by just over two thirds (67%) in April compared with the beginning of the year. That’s according to new analysis from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (APSCo), the trade association for the recruitment sector. The