Today the Evening Standard, London’s most iconic newsbrand, launches a brand-new, free-to-attend exhibition and conference for the leaders of ambitious SMEs at London’s Olympia. SME XPO will provide the connections, insights and inspiration that SMEs need, at the time they need it most. CISCO and
With trees one of the Government’s top priorities at COP 26, the UK risks failing to meet its carbon net-zero ambitions unless more trees are planted, woodland restored and the condition of woods improved, warns the Woodland Trust. Trees are an important part of the
A thrilling celebration of Pacific arts and culture took place Saturday 9th October at St Martin-in-the-Fields to mark the opening of the inaugural Pacific Art Festival. Guests were treated to a recorded performance by Fiji-based dance company VOU’s re-developed excerpt of Navi Fong’s ‘Are We
More than half of hospitality workers in the UK say their bosses lie about tips, according to new research by leading price comparison site money.co.uk. The nationwide study reveals that one in five hospitality workers in the UK claim their bosses keep all tips for
With topics like global warming, climate change and plastic pollution gaining worldwide attention over the past 12 months, a new study reveals that sustainable parenting in the UK is on the rise, with London named amongst the top ten UK cities with the most eco-conscious
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, London’s top art festival, Frieze Art Fair, returns to the capital this weekend in Regent’s Park. With over 160 galleries from 35 countries taking part, it’s a chance to discover the world’s most exciting contemporary artists, and with the consumption of
Investigators have found that many of the UK’s 2.5 million Blue Badge holders risk being excluded from Britain’s EV revolution. Research by Auto Express has revealed that EV charging providers are systematically failing to meet their accessibility obligations under the Equality Act – and the
Ahead of World Food Day, new research commissioned by Quaker, found 72% of parents in London think that not having a nutritious breakfast would negatively impact their child’s work at school.[i] To give children the fighting start they deserve, Quaker is donating up to half
Thousands more HGV deliveries could be made each month in the UK under Government plans to help bolster the country’s supply chains by temporarily extending so-called ‘cabotage’ rights. The proposals set out in a consultation launching today mean foreign operators that come into the country
Research by hotel booking platform, hoo, reveals which months of the year are best when booking a hotel depending on where in the world you’re looking to travel. As of the end of this month, changes to travel restrictions will see PCR tests scrapped in