Bingo is a game of fun and it has a social element too. Winning some cash is always a bonus and can round off a night out, or online bingo session, nicely. However, a growing trend in the gambling industry is to increase the stakes
Today marks the ‘what would have been’ the 50th anniversary of Glastonbury Festival, as it joins hundreds of other live events cancelled due to COVID-19. As the first to shut, and the last to reopen, the entire live events industry has been wiped out for
Over the last three months the places in which we live have taken on a new importance, attendees heard at the launch of the ‘People, Partnerships and Place’ report. We have relied on our neighbours, local community groups, and local businesses to get us through
With international holidays off the cards for the time being, many people are instead planning a staycation. But just because holidaymakers are bound to home soil, doesn’t mean they can’t recreate the feeling of being somewhere more exotic and far-flung. As leading home-swapping site Love Home
Lockdown may have forced thousands to work from home but it certainly hasn’t stopped – Bring Your Dog To Work (at home) Day. It is the 7th annual Bring Your Dog To Work Day today, and this year organisers have turned this pupular charity day
The Royal Opera House is delighted to continue its #OurHouseToYourHouse programme of online broadcasts, musical masterclasses and cultural highlights, created for audiences across the globe. As we look forward to the second in the series of three Live from Covent Garden concerts this Saturday, the
London-based creative design duo Bompas & Parr is excited to announce the launch of the first book to be published documenting quarantine creativity and providing inspiration for audacious isolation-friendly food and drink projects. DIY Decadence by Bompas & Parr and Friends is a collaborative work,
Two unexpectedly positive effects of the Covid-19 crisis have been the renewed interest in the value of community and the role of the park in everyone’s life. Both have been transformed from ‘nice-to-have’ into critical resources: not for decades have our city parks been so
Described as “more of an art movie“ by one notable film critic, but also hailed with transforming the perception of the British film industry to the wider world, it’s been two decades since Mike Hodges’ genre-defining Croupier finally got the acclaim it deserved in its
Following a review in the UK Government’s social distancing guidelines City Cruises, the largest tour boat operator on the River Thames with operations also in Poole and York, will resume sailings from 4th July 2020. A reduced number of experiences will cast off across London, York