The coronavirus pandemic has affected universities across the world, 13 UK universities are at risk of going bust* and 80% of students have struggled financially.** It’s not just universities and students who’ve suffered – university towns and cities have also experienced a loss of income
London’s leading independent Chartered Surveyor and Estate Agent Dexters has strengthened its Prime Central London presence with the opening of a new office on Sloane Avenue, Chelsea, handling sales, lettings and property management, following their busiest summer for the past five years. Prominently located on
National treasure Pam Ayres and performance poet Suli Breaks have joined forces with Santander to turn the tables on fraudsters and highlight the dangers of investment scams ahead of National Poetry Day on the 1st October. Santander challenged poets Pam Ayres and Suli Breaks to turn financial crimes into rhymes in
London has always been one of the best places to hold your awards ceremonies, especially since it comes with a whole lot of prestige. From video games to travel, we haven’t been short of some great ceremonies this year, and we’ve got many more big
Business confidence in London rose nine points during September to -4%, making it one of the most confident regions in the UK, according to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking. September was the first time that London firms felt optimistic about the
The suspected ringleader of a drug dealing operation and three others have been arrested in West London as part of an investigation linked to Operation Venetic. Officers from the Organised Crime Partnership (OCP), a joint NCA and Metropolitan Police Service unit, arrested the four in
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has today published its second annual perimeter report. The FCA perimeter determines which activities require authorisation and what level of protection consumers can expect for the financial services and products they purchase. The perimeter is decided by the Government and
The lives of some of the UK’s most vulnerable children are being devastated by a string of missed opportunities to provide them with timely and adequate support, a new report reveals today. The Adoption Barometer, published by charity Adoption UK, also describes the dramatic impact
HOUSE-PROUD Londoners are ditching the minimalist approach during the Covid-19 crisis and surrounding themselves with sentimental items to remind them of happier times. Sales of decorative objects and picture frames have soared 300 percent since the pandemic began, according to online homeware firm Silver Mushroom.
Total has signed the acquisition of ‘Blue Point London’ from the Bolloré Group. With this transaction, Total is taking over the management and operation of Source London, the largest electric vehicle charging network citywide, which includes more than 1,600 on-street charge points. Launched in 2010,