JCB’s brand new pothole fixing machine put in a nightshift on the A12 in East London – repairing dozens of highway defects in double quick time. The British digger maker has launched the revolutionary JCB PotholePro – a machine that can repair a pothole in
DeafKidz International, the charity responding to the protection, health, wellbeing, and education needs of deaf children, has today launched its #youreonmute campaign. The campaign, created and delivered by DeafKidz International’s agency partner Boldspace, is aiming to raise funds for deaf children globally this Deaf Awareness
Aitch Group have today announced the launch of Park Place on Ballards Lane in Finchley which consists of the transformation of the former Finchley Metropolitan Police Station site into a new residential development providing 41 modern studio, one and two bedroom apartments, complete with retail
The day the Second World War ended in Europe was one of unbridled celebration in Britain. But have you forgotten what you learned at school about the war? Former primary school teacher Becky Cranham of PlanBee Teaching Resources refreshes your memory and provides some simple
One of the newest, but well-respected, positions in the UK political system, the Mayor of London, is now over two decades old, but many people who don’t live in the nation’s capital are unlikely to know the importance of the role, or what the Mayor does
Hubbub Enterprise has today received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Sustainable Development category. The social enterprise arm of the environmental charity Hubbub, which in 2020 became a certified B Corp, is behind the world’s first voting ashtray, the “Ballot Bin”, designed to tackle the most common form
New research from comparethemarket.com analysed data from 47 UK councils, and found that the most expensive London borough to park in is the City of London, where parking in the Barbican Estate will set residents back by £1,420 per year. The most expensive individual parking
With the UK emerging from its third lockdown, research from LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, finds that 61% of people in the UK are feeling optimistic about their career prospects, rising to 83% among 16-34-year-olds. Research conducted by Censuswide for LinkedIn finds that the
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that the smallest things can make the biggest impact and there’s no better example of that than Run For Heroes. That’s the charity which started the infamous 5km running challenge – Run 5, Donate 5, Nominate 5
We’re flushing away or binning an astonishing 11 billion wet wipes every year which can take up to 100 years to biodegrade. BusinessWaste.co.uk, waste management specialists, are concerned about the volume of waste being created by the number of makeup wipes and says that women