Christmas comes in all shapes and sizes and for every family, it’s a different occasion. But at the centre of every household is the Christmas tree and its dazzling decorations. Whether its an artificial white, green or black tree or a fresh pines which you
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe SE (Liberty) £5,280,800 for failures between 5 July 2010 and 7 June 2015 in its oversight of its mobile phone insurance claims and complaints handling processes administered through a third party. Liberty is a
Zebra One Gallery challenged ten artists to explore body dysmorphia and self-image for Identity, a powerful group exhibition showing at the Hampstead Gallery from 24 November until 9 December. It features never-before-seen images of Lady Gaga, who famously suffered from Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) in
Next month will see the UK debut of a global collaboration to showcase the best of Chinese creativity and design, in the form of a pop-up shop introducing the UK to 32 leading Eastern brands that fuse Chinese aesthetic with contemporary design. The exhibition, in Covent Garden from 16th – 25th November, aims to force a reappraisal
by Matt Martino || Features Set in the busy yet affluent Fulham High Street, a mere stone throw from a nearby Underground station. The cosy yet warm Pure Indian Cooking eatery has quite a lot going for it! On arrival I was met by an eager
JOB TODAY, the UK’s leading mobile hiring app, is championing young females in the British workforce, by announcing the UK’s first photography exhibition that captures ‘Saturday Girls’ on the job across Britain. Acclaimed British photographer, Lewis Khan, was commissioned to travel the nation to capture
Police have today, Monday 29 October, released an image of a man police would like to speak to as part of an investigation into an assault on a paramedic in Brent. The incident happened on Tuesday, 9 October at about 18:20hrs in Harlesden Road, NW10
Almost 70 per cent of Londoners say they are concerned about the impact of skilled workers leaving the capital after Brexit, and almost half of Londoners are worried about the impact of EU nationals leaving London when the UK leaves the European Union. The polling data was
The rise is in line with that of other public-sector workers, including doctors and police officers, and follows the annual pay review for 2018/19 by the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB). It will come into effect immediately and be backdated to April 2018. The Government
Businesses including Amazon, Rolls-Royce and Barclays LifeSkills have pledged to support care leavers through a landmark government scheme launched to raise their career aspirations and improve their life skills. More than 50 businesses, charities and every government department in England have signed up to the Care