Leading housebuilder Weston Homes has launched a series of innovative virtual tours of their show homes, enabling buyers to view available developments from the safety of their own homes during the COVID-19 pandemic. In partnership with specialist tech firm Reevo 360, Weston have launched virtual
Pay supermarket workers in the capital the London Living Wage Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London, Siobhan Benita, is calling on supermarkets to pay workers the London Living Wage. Many retail workers, including at supermarkets, earn the minimum wage, which falls below the real
With Coronavirus at the forefront of everyone’s minds at the moment, up and down the length and breath of the UK, everyone is taking responsibility and practicing social distancing. Right now, it definitely feels like life as we once knew it is disappearing at the
One week since millions of people across the UK were officially sent home to work, new research has revealed confusion on the impact this could have on their insurance. That’s according to a new study from Confused.com, which found more than two fifths (44%) of
Following the United Nations’ launch of its Open Brief last week enlisting creators to help stop the spread of Coronavirus, TLNT announced today that on a pro bono basis, it will provide the platform to host the creative submissions which will flow in from around
As UK households come to the end of a second week of living in lock down, new research from Save the Children finds mental health and wellbeing of their children has become a grave concern. More than half of parents (56%) are worried about their
National Express will fully suspend its national network of scheduled coach services with effect from midnight Sunday 5 April 2020. Chris Hardy, managing director of National Express UK Coach: “We kept a limited coach network running to be able to help those individuals with essential
St Dunstan’s College has today launched a new area on its website dedicated to Coronavirus Support. The new area includes updates from the Headmaster, daily tips from both staff and students, mental health support and signposting, and news from its virtual learning. Those visiting the
As we enter week two of the lockdown ODS (Oxford Direct Services) and Oxford City Council have settled into a new way of working and thank the public for its help in adapting so rapidly and supporting our key workers. ODS is the largest employer
The news has concentrated on stories of selfish stockpiling and fights over toilet paper but amidst the distress and panic-buying, there have been pockets of incredible community cooperation. The Better Food Traders, a network of ethical retailers who supply sustainably grown fruit and vegetables to their