A prisoner who has been granted early release has told GB News he will “go back to stealing” after being allowed to walk free today. Speaking outside HMP Brixton, David Elliott was one of some 700 prisoners being released today. “I’m 50. I’ve been in
‘Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrive!’ is the cry traditionally heard from bars and bistros when Beaujolais is finally released. With London’s love affair with French food and culture showing no sign of slowing, this year’s celebrations will be bigger and better than ever as Le
Trusting a weather app over the view from a window is a familiar contradiction. Giving a cloud annual leave is a leap into absurdity. Both offer material for comedy, but through different routes. These eight types of humour provide a vocabulary for describing those differences,
Proposals to reduce housebuilding targets in London by around 300,000 homes could cost the London economy £41 billion a year in economic output, new analysis by multidisciplinary development consultancy Pegasus Group has found. The new draft London Plan, which was released for consultation in July,
Keaka Productions LLC and Charing Cross Theatre Productions Limited with Eric McCormack (Will & Grace, The Cottage), Michael Scott (The Hills of California) and Second Set LLC (Liberation) are proud to announce the initial cast for Wild About You, opening at the Charing Cross Theatre
A programme of improvement works at the O2 Centre on Finchley Road has commenced, designed to further elevate the visitor experience. The multi-million-pound investment will refresh public spaces and broaden the mix of brands and amenities, creating an even more welcoming destination for people to
Propertymark is calling on the UK Government to commit to removing discretionary local landlord licensing schemes once the new national Private Rented Sector (PRS) Database is fully operational. A new Propertymark position paper, The effectiveness of local authority landlord licensing schemes, examines the cost, effectiveness
Today, Francesca Moody Productions (FMP) has announced further casting for An Oak Tree, the mind-bending theatrical event, running at The Other Palace from 7 October – 15 November. A play that shaped the theatre landscape, its groundbreaking premise sees a different guest artist join Tim
Le Cordon Bleu has named Snah Fatah from Camden, London as the winner of its prestigious scholarship, following the final held at the Le Cordon Bleu institute in Bloomsbury, London, Monday the 21st September. Snah will receive a fully funded scholarship to study the renowned
Exposure to GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drugs around conception is not linked to a clearly detectable increase in adverse outcomes for mothers or babies, according to the largest study of its kind involving more than 2.1 million pregnancies and led by researchers at City St
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