Over the past few weeks Gavin Oldham OBE, Chairman of The Share Centre, has been calling on the government and the industry to do more for personal investors holding Unilever after it was revealed that the consumer goods giant was planning to deny them their
A property company developing a scheme in the borough has agreed to pay Camden Council an additional £3.5 million in Section 106 payments, to be used for affordable housing. The developer Regal Homes had initially claimed that following a financial viability review of the multi-million
Te Rangitu Netana, one of a handful of Traditional Tattoo (Ta Moko) artists from New Zealand working in Europe, has been living and working near the Essex town of Colchester in the UK for the last three years. Having mastered the art of Maori tattooing
A major increase in the number of workers entitled to the London Living Wage was agreed by the City of London Corporation today. The governing body for the Square Mile will also encourage other firms to follow suit by promoting the Living Wage to City
British Youth Sailing’s debut Regional Junior Championships has been hailed an overwhelming success after more than one thousand youngsters took to the water this weekend. Children aged between six and 16 travelled from far and wide to eight venues across the UK for two days
While there are several YA books that deal with suicide, Ellen Lives On is one of the few shining examples of a novel that explores the idea of parental suicide in a sensitive and sympathetic manner. Fifteen-year-old Ellen’s world is left shattered by her mother’s
BRIT Award winning singer-songwriter Beverley Craven has announced she has been diagnosed with cancer for asecond time. Following the diagnosis last month, the singer has recently undergone a double mastectomy and lymph node clearance. She will undergo a 5-month course of chemotherapy in December. Beverley is due to go on tour
The Art Hound Gallery presents Lauren Baker’s solo show ‘The Immensity of The Universe’ at Moniker Art Fair, London 2018 Thursday 4th October – Sunday 7th October 2018 Lauren Baker’s most experimental and explosive exhibition to date: ‘The Immensity of The Universe’ will be a
A new study from Barratt London reveals the correlation between Ofsted ratings and London’s house prices. To coincide with the back to school period in September and Open Day season in October, Barratt London took official Ofsted data for London’s primary and secondary schools and
Londoners risk losing their beloved words with a huge number of residents turning their backs on the famous regional dialect. A staggering 82 percent of people in London say that they don’t think it’s important to continue using local words for items, according to research.