England saw a record number of planning applications made in a single day earlier this year, according to new data from TerraQuest, which operates Planning Portal in a joint venture with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG). Applications made in March as
despite being one of the busiest cities, London can still be lonely sometimes. Noodle & Beer Chinatown is doing its bit to combat loneliness with the launch of their Friendship Lunch, encouraging everyone to bring their friends for noodles, and enjoy 50% off a second
The Royal Borough of Greenwich is marking Refugee Week 2025, a national initiative celebrating the strength, resilience, and vibrancy that refugees and people seeking sanctuary bring to the borough. The national theme this year is ‘community as a superpower’ so there are a variety of
To celebrate the newly released Disney Lilo & Stitch film, Lena Lu – the experiential donut bar at Primark locations in Oxford Street West, Lakeside and Watford – has announced an exciting collaboration with Disney to create an adorable range of sweet treats available to
With just a few days to go, London’s King’s Cross is ready to welcome the return of the VIA Criterium and The London Cycle Festival, returning for the 3rd consecutive year on 20-22 June 2025. This year, in addition to the two-wheeled fun, the inaugural
Jusu Brothers has opened the doors to its second location in Elephant & Castle in the newly renovated and Grade II listed Walworth Town Hall, 151 Walworth Rd, SE17 1RS. Known for its unique blend of Japanese and Pan-Asian-inspired dishes, vibrant juices, and holistic lifestyle
Now in its twelfth year, the K-Music Festival returns in autumn 2025 with an expansive programme of concerts showcasing the diversity and innovation of contemporary Korean music. Running from October 1st to November 20th, the K-Music Festival is organised by the Korean Cultural Centre UK
This July Ta’mini Lebanese Bakery will open their third site at 15 Kensington Church Street, London W8 founded by husband and wife team, Ali and Nermin Khamosia. Whilst Ali is from North Lebanon, Nermin was brought up in Beirut and Ta’mini serves a variety of
In the modern UK business environment, public recognition has evolved into more than just a badge of honour—it has become a benchmark of sustainable success. Awards and media attention, once centred primarily around financial achievements or headcount growth, now also highlight intangible qualities such as
With a ‘golden era’ of country music upon Britain* and Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour taking over the UK this month, Londoners are saying howdy! to a southern music revival. Back by popular demand, the Ride a Cowboy Brunch returns to The Fable by Drake &