It’s no secret that Londoners consider themselves busier than others. With 40% of the capital opting to outsource simply because it saves them time they’d rather use doing something else, the concept of spare time is be a precious one. In a world where we
Make a splash as you enter 2019 in the iconic Hintze Hall, dancing beneath the biggest animal to have ever lived. Upon arrival guests will be greeted by their host for the evening, a mystical wolf, as they collect their complimentary drink and enter Hintze
Leading social care interest groups from across the care sector are calling on the Government to urgently rethink its Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill that is now at a crucial parliamentary stage. Concerns about the legislation are outlined in a new paper ahead of the House
As part of LG B&Binge, an opportunity for the most serious TV watchers to binge-watch their favorite shows from inside their favorite shows! LG teamed up with Netflix to create the ultimate binge-cation for Netflix original, The Crown’s, most devoted fans. Complete with an overnight
Almost £47 million has been awarded by the 32 London boroughs and the City of London Corporation to eight major projects that will benefit London’s businesses by investing in digital infrastructure to boost economic growth. The funding boost comes from the business rates retention scheme
A new survey of property professionals undertaken at the first Construction and Development Briefing, hosted by Ellisons Solicitors, has shown that 57.4% of respondents are more cautious about the sector now than they were 12 months ago. Uncertainty surrounding Brexit, concerns that the National Planning
Mobile phone insurance provider, loveit coverit, surveyed parents in the UK across different topics regarding children and smartphone use, including cyberbullying, online safety and impact on education, as part of a wider research project collaborating with charities, schools, authorities and governing bodies. The survey from
Next week, Richard Hammond, Lorraine Kelly & Angellica Bell will be hosting their first ever pop-up soup restaurant in Soho – where they’ll be doing the cooking for the customers all in aid of the youth homelessness charity, Centrepoint. For just £5, diners can come
Hurrah for the weekend and the wonderful ritual of Brunch! If bottomless brunch was a sport, Londoners would win every time! To join the line-up, step forward Hotel Xenia, an Autograph Collection hotel -located in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea, which has unveiled its own
The Crime Minister, Victoria Atkins, has this week (Monday 8 October) hosted the first in a series of monthly events taking place across the country, aimed at tackling serious violence. The events, led by Home Office ministers, will bring together local partners to take action