Leading UK management consultancy firm, Harmonic, that helps public and private sector organisations to win business, deliver projects and transform for a stronger future, has been awarded a second-year contract extension by the MOD – worth £2.6m – to continue to support its WATERGUARD Programme.
With Father’s Day (21st June) on the horizon, renowned chef Theo Randall of eponymous restaurant Theo Randall at the InterContinental Park Lane – is opening his personal cookbook and highlighting the importance of family and food in Italian cooking, offering a special recipe he shares with own son, Max. Paccheri pasta with prawns,
Street artists are often a misunderstood bunch of people. Some see their art as nothing but graffiti, tagging, and vandalism. What they don’t see is how street art allows the artist to express themselves in a way that they aren’t able to do through other
Funded through the The Arts Council, the website serves Croydon’s local talent via interviews with rising rappers Jords and Marc Jones, live sessions and educational information about the business, funding and financial aspects of the music industry. Founded by Makeda Bennett-Amparbeng and Jade Reid in
Following the recent news that many consumers are unaware that up to a third of their payment is taken as commission for takeaway delivery platforms such as UberEats and JustEat, Foodhub has called for this model to be overhauled to better support the takeaways and
MaskClub™, founded solely to provide protective facial wear, launches this week in Europe after a US launch that has seen 100,000 masks donated to first responders and 1 million visitors to the site within the first four weeks. The UK launch follows a response to
A man has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years’ imprisonment and given a 15-year restraining order for breaking a woman’s leg, and then coughing on officers while claiming he had COVID-19 as they arrested him. Darren Rafferty, 45, (06.01.75) of Bentry Close, Dagenham, pleaded guilty to
GMB London Region is supporting the campaign for QMUL Students’ Union Staff to be furloughed. Pressure is mounting on Principal Colin Bailey to allow Queen Mary Students’ Union (QMSU) to access the Government’s CJRS in order for them to furlough their staff. However, time is
Following the findings of Centre for London and London Environment Directors’ Network’s polling, which shows improved attitudes to cycling in walking in London, Siobhan Benita, said: “We mustn’t presume that this attitudinal shift towards cycling and walking will be permanent. We have to work to
Rubbish clearance app Litta has launched a new fly-tipping alert system, allowing individuals to report incidents in their local area within just 60 seconds. Users across the UK can quickly file a report through Litta’s website or app, where they can take a picture, add