For the first time in the UK, expert doctors have been given the option to legally issue prescriptions for cannabis-based medicines when they agree that their patients could benefit from this treatment. The law change, laid in Parliament today, came after the Home Secretary, Sajid
Keynote conversation on gender equality launched in London! This worldwide conversation forms part of the University of London’s Leading Women campaign, the keynote lecture was delivered by Shauna Olney. ‘Globally, progress for women at work has stalled, and there are signs that it may even
This week the University of West London is celebrating its world famous alumnus, Freddie Mercury, by joining forces with outdoor media specialist Rapport, Twentieth Century Fox, Regency Enterprises and Global Street Art Agency to unveil a striking and highly visible mural of his image on
Payment App developer Yoyo has beaten off Apple Pay, MasterCard and Lloyds Bank to win the Most Innovative Retailer Implementation of Emerging Payments accolade at the 2018 Emerging Payments Awards. The former start-up claimed the honour on the back of its hugely-successful Caffè Nero payments and loyal
Celebrities including Rosamund Pike, Natalie Dormer and Ruth Wilson celebrated the start of the London Film Festival 2018 by awarding a worthy winner for the IWC Schaffhausen Filmmaker Bursary Award in Association with the BFI. Guests enjoyed the sounds of Izzy Bizu, with luminaries from
A series of measures to tackle ethnic disparities in the workplace will be announced by Prime Minister Theresa May today – exactly one year after the government published the findings of a world-first Race Disparity Audit on how people of different ethnic backgrounds are treated
Detectives from the Homicide and Major Crime Command have charged three men with conspiracy to murder following a fatal fire in Greenwich. Police were called at 01:23hrs on 6 September to Centurion Square, Berber Parade, following reports of a fire at a residential address. Officers
It’s no secret that Londoners consider themselves busier than others. With 40% of the capital opting to outsource simply because it saves them time they’d rather use doing something else, the concept of spare time is be a precious one. In a world where we
Make a splash as you enter 2019 in the iconic Hintze Hall, dancing beneath the biggest animal to have ever lived. Upon arrival guests will be greeted by their host for the evening, a mystical wolf, as they collect their complimentary drink and enter Hintze
Leading social care interest groups from across the care sector are calling on the Government to urgently rethink its Mental Capacity (Amendment) Bill that is now at a crucial parliamentary stage. Concerns about the legislation are outlined in a new paper ahead of the House
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