Twelve young people celebrated completing their free BT work placements in Edmonton as they were presented with a certificate of achievement by the Mayor of Enfield, Councillor Christine Hamilton. BT offered free work placements to help young people in Edmonton, in the London Borough of
Journalist and Countryfile presenter John Craven OBE has been confirmed to host a headline keynote session at the British Tourism & Travel Show, taking place at the NEC Birmingham on 21-22 March 2018. One of the BBC’s longest standing TV presenters, John Craven is perhaps
Channel 4 today announced the launch of a digital ad sales house that will see it become the first UK broadcaster to offer third party digital content publishers a full ad sales service. Channel 4 will seek partnerships with broadcaster on-demand platforms, news content publishers
The acceleration of knowledge and the emergence of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), has provoked new ethical questions and requires universities to approach research ethics differently, says Professor Sylvie Pommier, Director of Doctoral Research at Université Paris-Saclay. As a response, the university officially
A company director, who stole more than £1.6 million in tax while pretending to be a spy to hide his life of crime, has been jailed. Raymond Thomas, 71, of Tilney All Saints, Kings Lynn, told family and friends he was a spy often working
If you are looking for your dream wedding venue and fancy the idea of marrying in the same month as HRH Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, there is still time as there are some late availability dates available at the luxurious Stoke Park in Buckinghamshire.
Detectives are investigating after a police officer was stabbed whilst attempting to arrest a suspect following a robbery in Sutton. Police were called shortly before 19:00hrs on Tuesday, 2 January to reports of a knife-point robbery close to St James Road. Officers attended and spoke
Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Sir Craig Mackey, spoke today about the Met’s commitment to tackling knife crime in the capital following the murders of four young people over the New Year period. He said: “Millions of Londoners celebrated New Year’s Eve peacefully and
The Office for Students (OfS), the new regulator designed to champion the interests of students, promote choice and help to ensure that students are receiving a good deal for their investment in higher education, has legally come into force today. With the legal establishment of
Award winning film A Landscape Of Lies will get its official launch at a London premiere later this month. The flick directed by local Paul Knight will see hundreds descend on the Courthouse Hotel Soho on the 18th of January to get a glimpse at