London schools are being encouraged to ‘Recycle with Michael’, as part of an initative by The Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd to divert thousands of tonnes of unwanted clothing and shoes away from landfill. Local schools that sign up to the scheme will be challenged to
In celebration of London Tech Week, Google Startups UK and Ethical Living App CoGo hosted an event that examined how innovation is creating sustainability in fashion that ‘doesn’t cost the earth.’ The event looked at the trends, ideas and tech that is creating beautiful and
Biomedical Scientist Matthew Wickens has earned a Company Members’ prize from the Institute of Biomedical Science (IBMS). This month saw the IBMS hold its 77th Annual General Meeting, held at IBMS headquarters in London. The meeting included the presentation of Company Members’ prizes, which are
The convergence of the human hand and the latest Artificial Intelligence technology is explored in Scott Eaton’s debut exhibition, Artist+AI: Figures & Form in the Age of Intelligent Machines, which opens at Somerset House, London, on June 18, 2019. The exhibition combines the latest in generative
Bryan Hymel as Turiddu in Cavalleria rusticana ©2017 ROH. Photographed by Catherine Ashmore Celebrated tenor Bryan Hymel will perform a free lunchtime concert at the Royal Opera House as part of its popular Live at Lunch series which takes places every Friday in the Linbury Foyer. Bryan Hymel, currently rehearsing the role
One of the region’s leading housebuilders is putting the mental health of its staff at the very top of its agenda by enlisting the help of professional mental health training providers who will go on to train two employees in order for them to become
Keep calm and hold on to the handrail! It’s no surprise that Londoners are prone to a daily grumble, be that weather woes or technology troubles. However, new research from Vita Coco, reveals that commuting is the number one cause of daily stresses for those
Detectives investigating the murder of a man stabbed to death on Saturday, 15 June, have made two arrests as they continue to appeal for information. Detective Chief Inspector Simon Stancombe of the Met’s Homicide and Major Crime Command said: “Despite the two arrests that we have
Visitors of the Royal Academy’s 251st Summer Exhibition (10 June – 12 August 2019), will as always be treated to art in all its varieties, colours and flavours. This year however, the creativity doesn’t end in the exhibition space as Peyton and Byrne launches its new gin-focused
A Kent charity which provides care, support and working opportunities for more than 100 people aged 16 and over with learning and other disabilities, has continued the transformation of its site – thanks to a Crayford builders merchant. Spadework, which is based in Offham, has