The National Deaf Children’s Society has responded to the announcement that the NHS Newborn Hearing Screening Programme has now screened 11 million babies since it began in 2006. Mike Hobday, Director of Policy and Campaigns at the National Deaf Children’s Society, said: “Around half of
London’s leading River Bus operator, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers (www.uberboatbythamesclippers.com), has won Department for Transport (DfT) funding to support three projects to research and develop green river transport for the future. Already a modern and fuel-efficient passenger boat service operating on the River Thames,
Leading executive recruitment agency, Foyne Jones, forge ahead in its bid to raise the profile of the KBB, Builders Merchant & Home Interiors sectors by partnering with trade organisation, The British Institute of Kitchen Bedroom & Bathroom Installation, and national training provider, Didac, specialists in
Following the 606,000 photos that were submitted to the world’s largest photo competition, the CEWE Photo Award, the winner has now been announced. Photographer Manfred Voss was named the winner for his picturesque frosty scene that was captured on the German island of Rügen. ‘Frozen
The Mansion London is hosting their well renowned Halloween event in a private location (in London NW zone 2) which will be released 48 hours before the night to official ticket holders. A private quirky and unusual venue with three dancefloors, one art room, VIP
This month marks Castle Square’s first birthday, and to celebrate, the community hub will be hosting a FREE Latin Folk Festival with Fusion de Los Pueblos on Saturday 25th September from 12-6pm. Visitors can expect a fiesta of Latin culture performed through folk music and
The newly refurbished Angel Oak in Peckham, formerly The Rye, will open its doors on the 23rd of September following a six-figure refurbishment designed to breathe a new lease of life into the well-known community pub. Set on the corner of Peckham Rye Park and
The reggae-folk quintet Me and My Friends returns to the capital to perform at Grand Junction on Saturday 2 October. The UK-based quintet plays soulful, poignant and gloriously danceable music which will brighten up an October evening. See live music performed in the atmospheric Grade
Klarna has delved into the history of money to better understand its evolution over time. Working alongside a historian, Klarna identified that money is now in its fourth revolution with digital currencies, neobanks and biometric payment systems opening a new chapter in the history
Every year Sober October encourages people to take a month of alcohol to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Tens of thousands of people have taken up the challenge, raising hundreds of thousands of pounds in the process. As well as raising money for a