A London College of Music graduate will play one of the leading roles in the Australian Shakespeare Company’s (ASC) highly-acclaimed production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, which starts its six-week run at Kew Gardens on Saturday, July 20. Grace Holroyd will play Hermia, one of
Seep secures a further national listing with Ocado this week launching five new products with the online retailer. This Plastic Free July, households will now have more choice to be able to clean in a sustainable way. Over 80% of washing up sponges and microfibre
Taylor’s of Goodluck Hope has opened the doors to its brand-new bar and deli, located on the Thames waterfront in E14. Keith and Lorna Taylor, the expert duo behind the popular Taylor’s of Maltby Street Market and Goodluck Hope groceries, have combined culinary craftmanship with
Following months of political upheaval, British business founders are feeling the pressure. New research today shows a worrying half (50%) of small business owners are concerned their business might not survive the next 12 months. By comparison, only 11% of founders felt the same way
A refugee from Afghanistan, who fled persecution by the Taliban and arrived in the UK with his young family in the back of a refrigerated lorry in 1999, will receive an honorary doctorate from Royal Holloway, University of London on the 17th of July. The
FINDING a replacement for Gareth Southgate will be difficult but appointing a foreign manager will be “a disaster”, according to Sam Allardyce. The former England manager praised Southgate and said he has been outstandingly successful in the role. Reacting to news of Southgate’s resignation, he
According to new research from payments company Dojo, almost half (46%) of Londoners have spent more time at pubs, bars and restaurants during EURO 2024, the first men’s summer football tournament since COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. Across the UK, nearly one in four (23%) said they’ve
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has said that the United States would have descended into ‘civil unrest and conflict not seen since the American Civil War’ had Donald Trump been murdered. Sir Jacob said had Mr Trump been killed, his supporters would have assumed the attack had
Transport for London’s (TfL’s) Art on the Underground programme is pleased to present a new sound artwork by London-based artist Joe Namy. The work has been developed following collaboration and community engagement with three organisations supported by the Mayor of London’s Culture and Community Spaces
Powerleague, the original and premier provider of commercial small-sided football in the UK, is introducing padel courts to its Shoreditch facility following a £275,000 investment. With Padel recognised as the fastest-growing participation sport globally, Powerleague is taking it from the preserve of tennis clubs and