Ahead of the Chancellor unveiling the Budget and Spending Review on Wednesday, London Councils is urging extra investment in local services to boost economic recovery and level up the country. The cross-party group, which represents all 33 local authorities in the capital, says councils require
Looking for some spooky inspiration for this year’s Halloween decorations? We’ve uncovered what’s trending on Pinterest this season, and it’s not as scary as you might think. Halloween is just around the corner, but if you haven’t quite gotten into the spirit yet, it’s not
Signs your teen is addicted to gaming: Increased agitation and aggression One of the earliest signs of a gaming addiction in teenagers and young adults is increased agitation and aggression. As with most addictions, people are prone to intensified mood swings when experiencing withdrawals, making
London’s leading conference and events venue, The QEII Centre, is asking event professionals and members of the public to donate their unwanted or unused coats to help keep some of the capital’s most vulnerable warm this winter. QEII is again supporting charity HandsOn London’s WrapUp
In order to save the Great British high street of the 21st century, we need to go back in time and take inspiration from the 17th century. Indeed, findings from a new report published today by Britain’s community bank, Metro Bank and Britain’s leading Consumer
Cranbrook Primary School, based in Ilford, has always tried to give its pupils the best possible experience at school. But sometimes, ensuring that pupils with significant disabilities aren’t left out of key activities involves a level of complexity. For instance, to take all pupils to
The Coach & Horses pub, located in central London, had a fearfully frightful start this morning – as a whole host of individuals turned up for food and drinks dressed in petrifying coach and horse’s costumes. Bartenders at the Coach & Horses pub were left
The London Dungeon has today unveiled its new alternative Halloween display, filled with the grimacing and ghoulish faces of some of the UK’s most controversial celebrities carved onto glowing pumpkins. The tongue in cheek Jackass-O-Lanterns display features Prince Andrew, Piers Morgan, Katie Hopkins, Stephen Bear
It was a wonderful Red-Carpet event in the Whirled Cinema, London – UK on the 21st of October 2021, where the results of the big “London International Film Festival” have been announced. And between the Winners names, it was good to see the name of
Photographs by Sir Cecil Beaton, CBE, the revered British, society, fashion and war photographer, are among a selection of photographs being offered at auction by one of the most famous literary families in England, the Sitwells. One is a photograph of the artist Pavel Tchelitchew
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