The Department for Education (DfE) has confirmed its decision regarding the plans for two new free schools in the Borough. The decision on the building of free schools rests with the DfE and not with any other body or authority. Sutton Council has welcomed the
Chart topping singer-songwriter Yungblud left fans in awe this evening following an intimate open-air concert outside Samsung KX in London’s Kings Cross. The Brit Award nominee whose album ‘Weird’ topped the UK album charts was joined on stage for the encore by the London Community
Jon is raising funds for The National Autistic Society who do incredible work each year supporting the 700,000 autistic people in the UK and their families. Jon was late diagnosed with Autism in November 2019, so this charity is especially important to him. The National
The Sprint Cup Festival returns to Haydock Park as a key feature in the flat racing season. Certainly one to ring off on the calendar, the picturesque racecourse in Merseyside provides a sheer spectacle and with supporters finally back in attendance with changes in
Unite, the UK’s leading union, has warned that a cynical attempt by Booker Retail Partners to hoodwink its lorry drivers on pay has dramatically increased the likelihood of widespread industrial action at the company. The company, which is part of the Tesco empire, has attempted
The Ealing Parks Foundation (EFP) is delighted to announce that it has been granted Charitable Status – Charity No. 1195171. The EPF, the first Parks Foundation in London, was formed in answer to the diminishing amount of public funding available for the enhancement of Parks.
ME London today announces its partnership with Photo London this September, which will see an exclusive selection of images displayed in its Marconi Lounge. As part of its cultural partnership, ME London will be displaying an exclusive selection of large scale photographs from the October
The latest research from the homebuying platform, Yes Homebuyers, has highlighted a potential drop in UK house prices over the coming year and analysed exactly what the pounds and pence impact will be for homeowners and sellers. Recent projections from the Office for Budget Responsibility
Greener, longer goods vehicles could become a permanent fixture on Britain’s roads as early as next year, the Government has announced. This comes as the Department for Transport today publishes its response to its consultation on the introduction of longer-semi trailers (LSTs), for which the
Almost three quarters (73%) of 16 -24-year-olds in the UK believe that their photography skills have improved over the course of the pandemic. A survey of 1,000 UK residents, commissioned by online mobile phone retailer and part of the AO Group, Mobile Phones Direct, revealed