‘Homepreneurs’ are emerging across London and the South East during lockdown, as time at home and changing employment conditions have encouraged many to consider new opportunities and think creatively about the future. Digital learning provider, High Speed Training, has uncovered that London and the South East is the entrepreneurial
London’s leading River Bus service, Thames Clippers, will return to service on 15 June to help Londoners safely commute through the capital. The operator has implemented a range of enhanced hygiene and social distancing measures to allow for a safer transport option through London. With
In the two weeks since the housing market was restarted and the lockdown eased leading volume housebuilder Weston Homes has had a wave of buyer enquiries for new homes at developments across the South East as purchasers seek to relocate from inner London to locations including Denham,
In March, the number of new businesses dropped dramatically. The 23 per cent year-on-year decline coincided with an additional 21,000 businesses collapsing vs March 2019, a sign of the market heavily impacted by COVID-19. While some businesses have managed to pivot to a technological offering,
The Royal Opera House is delighted to present the latest instalment of its #OurHouseToYourHouse programme, featuring free online broadcasts, musical masterclasses and cultural highlights that can be accessed by audiences for free anywhere, anytime. Join us on Facebook and YouTube next Wednesday 10 June at
Three months on from Leicester City’s 4-0 triumph over Aston Villa in front of 32,000 supporters at the King Power Stadium, the Premier League is set for its next round of fixtures, with Villa again involved in the first game back. Dean Smith’s team host
Many across the world are waiting for their offices to open up so they can return back to one. But one Canary Wharf based art dealers, ME Art, have made the decision to abandon its immediate plans to open a physical art gallery in Canary
London Councils has declared there can be “no return to business as usual” on homelessness, as it revealed that boroughs are spending an extra £50 million on homelessness and rough sleeping due to Covid-19. With emergency accommodation secured for almost 5,000 rough sleepers since the
Following the easing of government restrictions, The Mall Wood Green will reopen on 15th June in a safe and controlled manner, with measures implemented to ensure strict adherence to government guidelines. The centre has undertaken extensive planning and consultation with local authorities, retailers and service
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.