According to the latest UK provider sentiment survey from Workthere, contract occupancy in flexible office space has stabilised one year on from the start of lockdown. Occupancy levels have leveled out at 66% in March 2021, the same level as in the flexible office specialist’s
New research from Sleepseeker has revealed London’s 10 best and worst boroughs to sleep in. By looking at the levels of sky brightness, the number of noise complaints, nighttime noise levels, and anxiety levels, Sleepseeker gave an overall sleep forecast score out of 100 to
CHIN CHIN ice cream is back with another creative first. As London gets ready to emerge from pandemic hibernation, the trendsetting dessert specialists are launching into Spring with an augmented reality icecream sundae. Inspired by the florals popping up across the capital, CHIN CHIN have
Commenting on the Commission on Race and Ethnic Disparities: The Report, Dr Hodon Abdi, co-chair of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee, said: “We are disappointed in the findings of this report in relation to health. Last month, the Workforce
For many, after a year of working from home, they are starting to notice back pain. This could be due to the way they are sitting or their home working setup not being as practical as it should be. Here are some ways you can
March sees the launch of Street Theatre, a new performing arts offering that brings some of the Capitals most talented performers to your doorstep. Created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it has had on the Performing Arts industry, Street Theatre aims
New research by Search Intelligence has revealed the amount of bedroom action, the type that you would likely see in pornography like MidgetPorn and other kinds of porn, you would be needing to burn off the calories from some of the top chocolate treats the
One of the UK’s largest manufacturers of wall art and clocks is set for growth following the purchase of a new headquarters, with support from a seven-figure funding package from Lloyds Bank. Founded in 1987, Brookpace Lascelles produces more than 100,000 reproduction artworks and wall
The Aga Khan Centre Gallery has announced it will present Making Paradise, a major new exhibition that explores the concept of Eden through Islamic garden design. Realised in collaboration with all three institutions at the Aga Khan Centre, the show brings together nineteen international multimedia
Among reports of a mental health crisis brought on by the pandemic, students at schools around London have been trained to deliver their own mental health programme. With so much uncertainty over the past year, students’ mental health is facing its own pandemic. m-LAH is
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