Fancy listening to ‘Gamma Rays’ [check] whilst drinking a Gamma Ray [check], whilst having gamma rays fired through your central nervous system… [TBC]? On the 1st of April, British psychedelic pop four-piece Temples will celebrate the release of their lead single, you guessed it —
The works of Raoof Haghighi, who was raised in a family of 8 artists under authoritarian regime in Shiraz, Iran, convey his belief in the importance of truth for the future of his nation, particularly the freedom of Iranian women. Raoof’s mid-April London exhibition, “Painting
Councillors from Lewisham Council have made their return to two Bellway London developments which have transformed disused brownfield sites into much-needed new homes. Perry Vale ward councillors Susan Wise, Sakina Sheikh and John Paschoud were given a guided tour of the developments on Monday 27
The head of the UK’s largest coding and computer science educator has called on society to embrace the new “technological revolution” in order to help change our lives for the better. Manny Athwal, of Wolverhampton-based School of Coding, believes technology has the potential to change
THE Government’s new plans to stop migrants crossing the Channel illegally will not be effective, according to former Lib Dem Business Secretary Vince Cable. He told GB News: “There’s no evidence that the public at large are deeply alarmed about the problem – the evidence
Royal Trinity Hospice has today published “Seven steps to sustainability” a timeline setting out the charity’s plans to embed their commitment to sustainability throughout their shops and retail operations. In early 2022, Royal Trinity Hospice shops identified seven priority areas where clear environmental improvements could
DUSK, the free drinks app, has a number of free drink offers available in some of the best bars across London this March. The must-have app offers users one free drink every night they wish to go out on the town. In addition, they can
GARY Glitter should die behind bars, according to the former head of Scotland Yard’s paedophile unit. Paul Settle was commenting on the recall of Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, to prison after he was filmed apparently trying to access the Dark Web in a bail
Google search data reveals that online searches for ‘Naatu Naatu’ skyrocketed by 1,105% worldwide on the 13th of March after RRR’s ‘Naatu Naatu’ won Best Original Song at the 95th Academy Awards. A new finding by Japanese online casino guide 6Takarakuji reveals that online interest
Emergency departments at St George’s, Epsom and St Helier’s hospitals were hit by their busiest Monday this year – with more than 1,000 people coming through their doors over the course of the day. This high demand – the equivalent of roughly one person every