Love it or hate it – V-day is coming up again this week. If you’re in a relationship than you might be expecting the traditional flowers, chocolates, and jewellery like earrings and necklaces. Whilst it might be a rite of passage sometimes it can feel
If you are looking to overcome your barriers to growth and achieve your potential, the Business Growth Programme may be able to help. It is essential for businesses to have a plan in place to ensure that they are remaining steady with their growth pathway,
Calling all (mini) engineers, inventors and daydreamers! The Postal Museum is challenging kids to get their thinking caps on, while making and creating, with a February half-term bursting with activities. From arts and craft workshops and storytelling, to live performances and meeting people from the
The world famous Harlem Globetrotters, featuring some of the most electrifying athletes on the planet, will bring their spectacular show to the United Kingdom in April and May 2019, as part of their world tour. The Globetrotters’ one-of-a-kind show is unrivalled in the world of
Born and raised in London, Sal Jobe is notably known as an actor although he is also a qualified sports agent. He grew up in Chingford and has been acting since 2012 where he made his debut cameo role in Katy B’s music video as
Residents of a block of flats in Brixton are pioneering a community energy trading project led by EDF Energy that will enable them to trade solar energy with each other. EDF Energy’s Research & Development department has launched Project ‘CommUNITY’ with Repowering London and UCL’s
Paid for medicine is a global business that impacts individuals worldwide. They need to find healthcare plans that cover them in an affordable way or they could end up in a lot of medical debt. If they aren’t able to do this then they may
An 11-year-old girl involved in a traffic collision at Westmount Road, Eltham on Tuesday, 5 February has died from her injuries. Police were called by London Ambulance Service at 16:42hrs on Tuesday, 5 February to Westmount Road, junction with Elibank Road in Eltham, following reports
From advising crime writers on forensics for their novels to investigating mass fatalities due to natural disasters, Sue Black, one of the world’s leading anatomists and forensic anthropologists, has come to know the many faces of death. To celebrate the paperback publication of All That Remains,
SPARE PARTS, from 28 February to 12 May, is the second exhibition season from the new Science Gallery London at King’s College London in London Bridge. The free exhibition and accompanying events programme will explore the art, science, ethics and technology that enables human repair