The financial industry needs to step up “and now” with “unprecedented levels of cooperation” to tackle the climate change crisis, affirms the CEO and founder of one of the world’s largest independent financial services organisations. The urgent call for industry-wide action from deVere Group’s Nigel
It’s been a tough few years for all the film fanatics amongst you. With cinemas being shut for so long, many huge film releases kept being pushed back, and it felt like they would never see the light of day. Thankfully though, everything has slowly
Last week (Weds 20th Oct), school leaders’ union NAHT releases the regional results of a survey of its members on school funding. Responses from school leaders in Greater London showed that: More than a quarter (28 per cent) have already had to make cuts to
The latest property market analysis by London lettings and estate agent, Benham and Reeves, has revealed how the cost of renting in London has climbed by hundreds of pounds a month due to dwindling rental stock levels and could continue to do so if the
The Art Car Boot Fair returns with an online spectacular in November with over 200 invited artists exploring the theme of ‘Queen & Country’. The fair is a unique chance to purchase works at astonishing prices from an exceptional selection of renowned artists. The theme
Hot off the heels of SUMMERTIME, THE DUNWELLS have launched a new single DAYDREAMER today (22nd October) – it’s everything we were encouraged as a child – have no limitations, dream the impossible and be courageous. This lack of limitation and positive ambition is also
Leading volume housebuilder Weston Homes has acquired a 4.6 acre site in London’s Sydenham, formerly part of the DYLON textiles dyeing factory complex, which will be transformed into a new £100 million (GDV) high quality residential development providing 254 apartments, undercroft basement parking, new children’s
Painters such as Constable, Monet, Pissarro, and Van Gogh first made their marks in the art world during the industrial revolution. While this era drove economic benefits and improvements in living standards for many, we now know that it triggered the start of rising carbon
Two of the key points in Rishi Sunak’s Autumn budget are the reduced Universal Credit taper rate and the rise in National Living Wage. Both policy changes have the potential to help millions of Brits, but by how much? Here’s what the announcement means in
Morrisons has brought forward its commitment to be net zero carbon emissions from its own operations by 2035, five years earlier than initially pledged and 15 years ahead of the UK government target[1]. Morrisons is also committing to reducing its wider ‘Scope 3’ emissions across
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