The slowest broadband in the UK, with an average download speed of 0.12Mbps, is found in Queens Road, Weybridge in Surrey, according to analysis of a record-breaking 398,973 consumer speed tests collated by Uswitch.com, the comparison and switching service. Sluggish-paced Queens Road is a staggering
Barratt London has recently seen a significant influx of downsizers to their Ridgeway Views scheme. As such, it has decided to find out more by conducting a survey (with 1,002 respondents) amongst over 50’s living in London to understand more about their attitudes to downsizing.
While 2020 has been an incredibly challenging year for small businesses, new research from Capital on Tap found that thousands of people up and down the country have started their own business despite uncertain times. Whether due to necessity or the opportunity afforded by increased amounts of time spent
Dog owners have always known how good they have it, but they didn’t know QUITE how good until Coronavirus. That is certainly the case at the Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park in London SE1, which is the home of the Imperial War Museum and a home
Christmas 2020 is set to look different to any Christmas we have faced before as the effects of the Coronavirus continue to grip our nation. With household finances impacted due to the economic damage of the pandemic the report by Lowell1 reveals that 30% of households
Local volunteer group, Better Streets for Kensington and Chelsea (Better Streets), has asked the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC) to pause and reflect before rushing to rip out the safety scheme in place on High Street Kensington. It writes as follows. Dear Councillor
Masterpiece Art is delighted to present an exhibition featuring a rarely seen full-set of twenty-four limited edition silver platters — the fruits of a collaboration between Picasso and the celebrated Ateliers Hugo, Aix-en-Provence, France. Each of the limited-edition works feature a different design, which draw upon
Initially dreamed up by international showgirl Tempest Rose, House of Burlesque first shot to critical acclaim in 2010 with ‘Circus Burlesque’, which sold out its Edinburgh fringe run at the Assembly Rooms and went on to tour throughout England. Since then the company has produced
The brand new Institute for Creativity and Technology will occupy one of two Barozzi Veiga buildings at Design District from April 2021. Design District is London’s first ever dedicated permanent hub for the creative industries and has been designed to provide workspace for up to
In September 2020, dog-friendly holiday cottage company Canine Cottages announced the start of a four-week recruitment drive to find some truly special pups from across the UK to join its team as ‘Canine Critics’. As part of their prize, these four-legged ambassadors would be responsible
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