‘Petfished’ campaign urges people to spot ‘red flags’ when buying a puppy or kitten ahead of ban on third party sales – ‘Lucy’s Law’ coming into force on 6 April Stark new findings reveal that buying a pet from a low-welfare breeder could cost pet
Hailing From the land down under, Australian DJ “YAZ” has slowly been making his mark through his charm and comedic hiphop. Recently compared to the likes of American rapper Lil Dicky, YAZ has spent years perfecting his craft through live DJ sets across Australia. His
The Core made its grand return to Bank in London on Thursday 27th February, when it opened its doors following a £200,000 investment. The long-awaited revamp has completely updated the décor, with an all-new modern and relaxed feel throughout. Partygoers can expect a brand-new extended
Cllr Darren Rodwell, London Councils’ Executive Member for Housing & Planning, said: “London faces the most severe homelessness crisis in the country, and boroughs welcome both the government’s commitment to ending rough sleeping and this announcement of extra funding. “However, successfully reducing homelessness requires action
Visitors to The Mall, Wood Green, joined in the fun this half-term and got their faces painted in aid of the Godwin Lawson Foundation (GLF), raising nearly £300 for the local charity. The Mall’s team of face painters were out in force during the school
Women’s Health, the fastest growing international women’s magazine, has announced the return of its Women’s Health Live festival. The event, which will take place on 3rd – 5th April 2020 at the Business Design Centre in Islington, is designed to champion the future of wellness and fitness with tickets starting from
Nova Systems Norway, a subsidiary of Nova Systems UK has been awarded a 2-year framework contract worth €15m by the Norwegian Armed Forces to support the NH90 maritime helicopter programme. This contract award has seen a massive expansion for Nova Norway – ‘doubling the size
Police are appealing for the public’s help in identifying a man suspected of being involved in a violent attack in Uxbridge that left a man with life-threatening head injuries. Detectives investigating an assault near a pub in Uxbridge High Street, shortly after 03:00hrs on Saturday,
GMB London, the union for staff at London’s airports, called on Parliament and Government to change the laws to focus on cutting carbon emissions from air transport rather than restricting the ability of a growing London population to travel. This follows the court ruling that
With financial markets in turmoil, Dr Jonathan Owens, logistics expert from the University of Salford Business School, looks at why the coronavirus is having such a huge impact on business and what can be done to mitigate the risks. Dr Owens said: “The spread of