Celebrated archival reissue label Light in the Attic (LITA) is proud to announce the release of Another Side, a previously-unreleased, early ‘70s studio album by Leo Nocentelli of the pioneering New Orleans funk outfit, The Meters. Available to pre-order beginning today (9/28) and due out
This October, Merlin Entertainments is bringing some fang-tastic family fun to London. From the South Bank to Baker Street, the five London attractions will offer guests a huge range of activities for adventure seekers big and small to get stuck into. From spooky surgeons to
The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) has been named the quintessential James Bond film, based on how closely it resembles the profile of the ideal 007 movie, calculated by a new study. Bond Breakdown, a new interactive guide from OLBG, dissects all the key stats
As part of this year’s London Cocktail Month, Monkey Shoulder, the 100% malt made for mixing, is taking over popular Shoreditch cocktail bar Callooh Callay from 18th to 24th October for a week of bespoke cocktails, fun and festivities, plus a Monkey Shoulder Swag Shop
Just 25% of London adults believe that the government’s mortgage guarantee scheme could apply to them, reveals a new poll of 2,000 UK adults. The government’s mortgage guarantee scheme, announced in the 2021 Spring Budget, helps first-time buyers and home movers to secure a mortgage
According to Forbes, modern businesses need fewer coders but more software developers. While it seems there is no difference between these two types of specialists, the skill of just writing the code in a certain programming language isn’t enough to build software that will empower
Hootsuite, the leading social media management platform, today announced that it has been working in partnership with London South Bank University (LSBU) and social enterprise Tree Shepherd to provide traders displaced due to the redevelopment of the Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre with the skills
Hootsuite, the leading social media management platform, today announced that it has been working in partnership with London South Bank University (LSBU) and social enterprise Tree Shepherd to provide traders displaced due to the redevelopment of the Elephant and Castle Shopping Centre with the skills
The structure of day-to-day life was turned on its head over the past 20 months, as lockdown and subsequent offices closures meant workers were confined to their home set-ups. Since then, the lifting of social restrictions has gradually seen the number of employees returning to
CEO of medical ID charity MedicAlert, Kirsten Giles At a time when health is more important than ever, this story will reveal how medical ID charity, MedicAlert, has seen a worrying drop in people making their medical information available for use by medical staff in