This year there have been many lifestyle changes that people have had to adapt to. From working from home to social distancing, all around the world societies have had to change their normal activities. With an increase in the growth of Zoom calls, takeaway food,
On September 8th, Cha Cha will open in Notting Hill, a restaurant and bar offering bold Latin American flavours and music to match, poised to become the local haunt for London’s sun-seekers, moonlight dancers and big dreamers. The multi-story restaurant and roof terrace will be
As of last month, driving tests are back on the move in the UK. But, when should budding drivers look to take their test? Greeting cards company, thortful.com recently polled* UK drivers that have passed their test in the last five years to determine the
With international travel plans up in the air, millions of people are opting for staycations this summer, with many pet owners planning to take their pets away with them. But some are at risk of being slapped with a £2,500 fine(1) for leaving their pets
ALFRESCO DRINKING: TAPROOM BY BRIXTON VILLAGE POPS UP IN THE BRIXTON VILLAGE COURTYARD Taproom by Brixton Village reopened to the public in July and will be expanding its showcase of South London’s best independent brewers with an exciting new pop-up in Brixton Village Courtyard. With
SPOKO, an app which offers instant international money transfers, is entering the UK market by targeting migrant workers (especially from South Asia) looking to move money without the need for bank accounts and costly transfer payments, while also seeking partners to integrate its white label
London’s ground-breaking social enterprise private members’ club, the House of St Barnabas, is to reopen on September 1, 2020 after being closed for several months due to coronavirus. The club is proud to announce a new partnership with iconic London store Liberty and the launch
A Greenpeace investigation has revealed that in the first 6 months of 2020, supertrawlers almost doubled their fishing time in UK Marine Protected Areas compared to the whole of 2019 [1]. In 2019, supertrawlers spent 2963 hours fishing in 39 protected areas, while in the
Injury prevention must be treated by Government as a public health priority, lawyers have said in response to a new report published today (Thursday) by a top UK think tank. The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has backed a call from the Institute for
A leading businesswoman from Bromley, London has launched a lifeline service for new businesses in the capital following a sharp rise in people launching new StartUps, dubbed ‘Coronacoms’. Over 176,115 new companies have been launched in the UK since lockdown according to official figures released