Eco-friendly, sustainable, ‘green’. These are all buzzwords that every country is working towards, but which of Europe’s capital cities can actually claim to be the best? Research from comparethemarket.com has looked at Europe’s capital cities to discover the greenest by looking at factors including; water
The UOcean Project, part of the Vayyu Foundation, which has set itself the target of removing 1 billion kilos of plastics from the world’s oceans by 2030, has announced it has partnered with the Sea Containers London to pick-up waste and plastics polluting the river
With government advice to work from home expected to relax next month, London businesses appear to be keen but cautious when it comes to getting employees back into the office, new research from Addison Lee has found. In particular, concerns around the safety of employees
“Inclusive design is about designing for real people’s needs. It emphasises the value of insights from diverse users in creating more user-friendly and universal products, services, visual communication, digital solutions, buildings, environments and societies which are better for all. Connected to the biennale’s theme of
Global leader in talent acquisition and managed workforce solutions, Guidant Global, has urged employers to be aware of a talent exodus from London as insight reveals an increased desire from highly skilled people to move to less metropolitan locations in a remote working environment. In
Research by comparethemarket.com analysed data from 47 councils in the UK’s 15 major cities to discover which pay the most – and least – for annual parking permits. The average cost of a parking permit in London boroughs Rank Borough Average cost for a parking
Serving burnt food (47%), not being able to light the barbeque (25%), and arguments over the grill (11%) are amongst the UK’s most common barbeque mishaps, and those in the South East are the biggest offenders, according to a recent study amongst 2,000 Brits by
Arts association and independent film makers Abundant Art today release a new documentary charting the effects of the pandemic on the performing arts. MOVING FORWARD, LOOKING BACK #2020 follows three dancers, as they navigate the succession of lockdowns and the sudden shutdown of their working
Following the release of their debut EP ‘Boy Anonymous’ rap duo, Paris Texas have announced a very special UK headline show at London Colours on Wednesday 13th October 2021. Paris Texas, is a combination of two odd misfits who have no correlation with the city,
An organised crime group (OCG) has been sentenced today to a combined total of eight years and four months at Inner London Crown Court for committing £385,000 of benefit fraud, following a successful investigation by the Dedicated Card and Payment Crime Unit (DCPCU), a specialist City of London and Metropolitan police