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Isabelle Huppert to star as Mary Queen of Scots in Barbican spring 2024 Theatre & Dance season, announced today World premieres of homegrown and associate talent form the heart of the season, from Boy Blue and Cassa Pancho’s Ballet Black The Pit opens the programme
Breville is inviting all coffee-loving Londoners down to its latest pop-up café, Spill the Beans, to indulge in a FREE coffee whilst helping them step them outside of their coffee comfort zone. With coffee expert Ashley Palmer-Watts on hand, coffee-lovers will learn what coffee they
Health campaigners, doctors, local councillors, academics, NHS leaders and survivors of smoking from across England have come together to welcome the government’s legislative plans to create a smokefree generation in today’s King’s Speech. In a new ‘Tobacco and Vapes Bill’ [1] the Government will introduce
New research shows our favourite things about Christmas plus the chance to ‘Win Your Dream Christmas’ 40% of people say their favourite thing about Christmas is the festive atmosphere, according to research by local gift card champions Town & City Gift Cards as they launch
FUJIFILM has announced the return of its complimentary Arctic Adventure photo experience at FUJIFILM The House of Photography. The interactive experience is taking over the brand’s London flagship store’s first floor from 4th November 2023 – 25th February 2024. Visitors to the FUJIFILM House of
The average Londoner believes they could save £604 a year if they sought savings over convenience – with the search for an easier life costing the nation £35 billion annually. The survey from money.co.uk savings accounts reveals the impact of opting for quick-fixes on personal
RATP-owned London Transit workers angry at real terms pay cut More than 350 West London bus drivers and engineers will begin six days of strike action over pay on Friday (10 November), Unite, the UK’s leading union, said today (Tuesday). The workers, who are employed
Government policies to improve law and order announced today in the King’s Speech have been described as a ‘shoplifter’s charter’ – after it was announced that 30,000 criminals will now avoid jail every year. The comments were made by GB News presenter Nigel Farage, who
Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City will turn off the music in the centres in support of Purple Tuesday. This move, scheduled for tomorrow (Tuesday), is aimed at enhancing accessibility for individuals with hidden disabilities, including autism. Purple Tuesday, celebrated annually on 7th November, is