In a survey conducted by BAT for VELO at the height of our nation-wide Lockdown, the UK’s best and worst smells have been revealed, along with the smells that the UK miss the most whilst staying safe at home. While the UK’s favourite smell has
The majority of resold war medals during the past year come from towns such as Essex, Whitby, Manchester, London, and Swindon, according to a recent report from Vintage Cash Cow, the easy way to sell old stuff. Over the past year the company bought over
Shoeaholics’ latest store opening at Westfield London in White City is the brand’s flagship outlet store and at 25,000 square feet, it is the UK’s largest shoe shop. The flagship store has over 20,000 pairs of shoes in store from all categories and spans the
Barratt London’s Hendon Waterside development is uniquely set in one of London’s most beautiful and green locations, next to the scenic 170-acre Welsh Harp Reservoir. The development recently celebrated its 300th Help to Buy customer, 36-year-old Marjan Kalanaki and her husband Ehsan. They purchased a
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, 2021, a new app for young people has today launched which uniquely offers free 24/7 access to therapists and real-time support for young people in crisis or struggling with their mental health. The Hidden Strength app is available to
South London estate agents KALMARs are proud to announce the appointment of Rachel Stanislaus and David McGuinness, who will be joining KALMARs as a new Land and Development Consultant and Senior Residential Sales Consultant respectively. These key new appointments are another signal of KALMARs’ continuing
Sadiq Khan is nearing the end of his time on the campaign trail as he bids to be re-elected as London’s mayor. The 50-year-old, like all politicians over the course of history, has a tendency to divide opinions. It’s not just in London where voices
When the histories of your communities are missing from the history books, how do you keep those memories alive? And how do the weight of those memories affect who we are today? As a queer kid growing up in the North of England in the
Flat Iron Square is set to be bringing football fans all the games and action from the Euros this Summer, in a huge festival of football throughout June and July. After a massive World Cup in 2018 where the Borough venue became the unofficial home
In August 2020 the FCA consulted on proposals to reduce the potential for harm to investors from the liquidity mismatch in open-ended property funds. The potential for harm arises because the offer of frequent (typically daily) dealing in units of some property funds is not