by Bob Penn || Columnist Are you fed up with Brexit? I know I am, but just bear with me a minute I will make this short. As I type this, we haven’t seen the details of the current “deal” on offer. Whatever, whether it’s
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today banned Darren Lee Newton from working in the financial services sector. The FCA discovered Mr Newton used customers’ money for the purchase of the debt management firm, First Step Finance Limited. This showed a serious lack of honesty
This album, as the title would suggest, is two (wall breaking and out there) artists/producers coming together – YOUTH: multi award winning, legendary music producer, sonic pioneer and founder & bassist of Killing Joke and GAUDI: international dance floor rocker and maverick producer of note have joined creative forces
The figures show that London boroughs and TfL issued 5,616,402 penalty charge notices (PCNs) for parking and moving traffic contraventions in 2017/18. PCNs are issued by London boroughs and TfL when drivers fail to follow the rules of the road. Enforcement is necessary to incentivise
EnviroBuild, the sustainable construction company, yesterday was presented with the The Golden Apple award for Environmental Best practice within the “Building & Construction, Innovation” category at the International Green Apple Environment Awards, held in the House of Commons, London. The awards are organised by The
There has been more success for Clare Anyiam-Osigwe’s romantic feature film debut No Shade! Artmattan Productions has acquired U.S. rights to Clare Anyiam-Osigwe’s romantic feature film debut No Shade, produced by BUFF Originals – the production arm of the British Urban Film Festival. Artmattan will screen the movie on November
Officers returned to the area tonight, Monday, 12 November from 1900 – 2100hrs in the hope that someone’s memory would be jogged and new information may come to light. A number of people/organisations have publically offered rewards for information that leads to the conviction of
Businesses around the UK are being urged to make use of a £2500 voucher for gigabit broadband speeds before the scheme closes due to high demand. The Government’s Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme has already helped more than 7000 UK businesses and surrounding homes, who have
The History Press has announced the forthcoming release in November 2018 of ‘The Other Side of Notting Hill: from Wartime to Westway’ by Roger Rogowski. Notting Hill has inspired a large number of books and films over the years and it has often made national
AnnaKennedyOnline have launched their ‘Give us a Break!’ Anti Bullying Campaign with some help from talented illustrator on the Autistic spectrum Patrick Steele-Bodger. Patrick is a talented illustrator on the Autistic spectrum, with a passion for cartoon and film. Over recent years he has been able to