Descend beneath the decadent Eden Lounge in Hoxton, to uncover Sinners; an indulgent new dining and cabaret den launching on the 25th June 2025. Part dinner party, part theatre, Sinners offers an intimate, neon-lit space and a bold new way to spend a night matched
The forward-looking link-up between Leeds Beckett University (LBU) and Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) will be launched at June’s annual graduate fashion show at LBU. Fashion Alliance North is the brainchild of Andrew Ibi (Fashion programme and department lead at LJMU) and Sam Hudson-Miles (Course
Fielden Whisky is supporting Kent Wildflower Seeds at the 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show and commissioning artist Frances Costelloe to produce a large-scale landscape to frame their floral display. Kent Wildflower Seeds’s 2025 RHS Chelsea Flower Show floral display aims to inspire gardeners to integrate
Staff and residents at Barchester’s Bushey House Beaumont care home in Bushey are celebrating because their much-loved Deputy Manager, Nolawtee Moorut, has been shortlisted in the Exceptional Care Home Nurse category of the Stars of Social Care Awards. This award category is specifically to reward
After its hit 2018 UK premiere, the adaptation of the bestselling novel by Lola Shoneyin, a tale of marital power dynamics and sexual politics, returns to Arcola Theatre. Set in modern-day Nigeria, where the conflict of tradition and contemporary values sparks complicated gender dynamics, The
Celtic Hearts Irish Dance steps into competition in style due to the recent sponsorship from housebuilder Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes North Thames’ division, which has provided the group with new training jackets. To support the local club, Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes’
Following on from dark technoid beast ‘Feeling All The Pressure’, Cevin Fisher returns to Jack Said What with a release that drops more sunny side up. Rolling tribal drums set the basis of the track, soon to be joined by shakers, a muted horn and
A deal with Albania on processing migrants would be part of a “pragmatic solution” to the “very tough” issue of illegal immigration, according to the Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Emma Reynolds. She told GB News: “What we’re talking about is pragmatic measures to tackle
Botanical Shakespeare author, Gerit Quealy, together with fellow authors Paul Wood (Tree Hunting), Olivia Sprinkel (To Hear the Trees Speak), Robert Kingham (Doing the Lambeth Walk), Friends of Bloomsbury Square and other guests are hosting A Tree Hugger’s Trail around Bloomsbury Square on Saturday 17th
This spring, step back in time to 1945 with a special VE Day Afternoon Tea at Cellarium Café & Terrace, located within the stunning medieval cloisters of Westminster Abbey. Available now until mid-June, the tea marks the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day, honouring