Middlesex University has been recognised for excellence in student support during the pandemic with a nomination in the 2021 Whatuni Student Choice Awards. The annual awards – taking place for the 8th time – highlight the work done by institutions to support their students, and
Fresh strikes by Serco civil enforcement officers in Ealing over union busting will cause a summer parking ‘free for all’ in the borough, Unite, the UK’s leading union, said today (Tuesday 22 June). An initial 72-hour strike beginning tomorrow (Wednesday 23 June), followed by two
With the nation preparing for lockdown measures to ease, and dog paw-rents returning to the office more frequently, new research1 by comparethemarket.com has revealed that over a third of dogs (36%) will be left home alone 3.5 days per week, for over 5.7 hours per day. When asked about their plans
The undisputed ‘Queen of Crime’ Val McDermid today reveals her top four ones to watch of crime fiction – all of whom will join her coveted ‘New Blood’ panel at the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival on Saturday 24 July. The hotly tipped emerging
The Hepatitis C Trust’s incredible fundraising event, Art on a Postcard returns with a superb line up for their 2021 Summer Auction. The Art on a Postcard auctions have raised over three quarters of a million pounds to date, making an enormous difference to the
: Sports Direct’s iconic Oxford Street flagship located in the heart of London’s West End re-opened its doors last Friday after a mega makeover. Following a complete design overhaul, shoppers can expect a modern and sleek new look from Sports Direct just in time for
Boutique developer Aitch Group, have constructed 170 new homes and 20 commercial units, totalling in excess of 64,000 sq ft of multiple usage, since April 2020 despite the pandemic, and report success in both sectors with 70% of the new homes sold and 90% of
Bad Vegan is the revolutionary fast-food concept from Mark Emms and the Tom Kerridge team. Bad Vegan begins its quest to revolutionise the fast-food market, offering diners a predominantly plant-based menu whilst remaining inclusive to those wanting non-plant-based options. There are ‘no judgements’ at Bad
Glam Shoreditch is a brand new and standout club that brings light, love, colour and charisma back to the fore. After a postponement due to the latest Coronavirus-restrictions, the game-changing space will offer luxury indulgence with high-end design and an authentic, heartfelt house soundtrack as
It has been reported by the education select committee that working class white pupils on free schools meals had lower attainment at every level of education than almost any other group. The report found that 47% of white British pupils eligible for free school meals,