Pre-COVID we travelled freely around the world to eagerly climb the Eiffel Tower, take in the Taj Mahal, ponder the Pyramids and venture down the Venice canals…but how much of your own UK city have you seen? Recent research has shown that many Brits have
Navtej Kaur turned her life around after cancer, leaving a stressful senior role in the Metropolitan Police to become an NHS volunteer chaplain specialising in end of life care. But there is another area of her life which she feels an overwhelming need to address
This week, discover what fantastic stellar movies are being shown at Wembley Park’s FREE event ‘Summer on Screen’, including a special introduction from Councillor Muhammed Butt, Leader of the Council (Brent), and special Bollywood performances ahead of the film Mrugtrushna this Sunday. Summer on Screen
British online jewellery and accessories brand Abbott Lyon have launched a stunning collection with TV personality and social media star, Olivia Attwood. Olivia x Abbott Lyon is a collection of designer-inspired personalised jewellery which doesn’t break the bank. The edit includes pieces which elevate day
Leading Spanish home builder Taylor Wimpey España has reported a surge in demand from British buyers, with year to date sales for July 2021 now equalling those in the same period in 2019. Purchases by British buyers are up by 56% compared to the same
Sahela Sheik, the ophthalmic director at Charlton Riverside Specsavers has revealed her dreams of one day helping people in Bangladesh access careers in Optometry. Sahela, whose family are from Sylhet in Bangladesh, studied Optometry at the University of Manchester which set her up for a
Award-winning crime writer Fiona Sherlock has opened bookings for her interactive ‘office return’ game, Murder on the Second Floor, to help companies welcome staff back to the workplace post lockdown. The mystery-inspired game has elements of a treasure hunt and escape room to allow staff
Elegantly poised in the heart of Mayfair, an impressive four-bedroom period duplex has come to the rental market with DEXTERS. As a former residence of aristocrats and politicians, the elegant home has sought-after outside space and original period features, available for rental at £7,500 per
August 9-15 is National Allotments Week in the UK, but across the capital, Londoners are waiting years for the opportunity to grow their own fruit and vegetables. Imperial College London reports that the average wait for an allotment in the capital is now four to
When Anna Staal, a teenage student thought, “Why don’t we have advent calendars for birthdays?” she knew she had the ideal concept for her GCSE business project. After pondering the idea and sharing it with her parents, who agreed it was brilliant, they got to