Latitude festival has teamed up with Will Hardie, the master craftsman behind Channel 4’s Amazing Spaces and Shed of the Year, plus the creative minds behind Electric Picnic festival’s Trailer Park to launch an art caravan competition. Grants of up to £2000 will be available
Connected Sisters, the online and social media platform for women to share true life stories, will sharing an exclusive interview with Lynne Frankes, OBE, on International Women’s Day (08th March 2019). Lynne has chosen the ‘Connected Sisters’ platform to launch her latest female empowerment work,
Award-winning live-in care startup, Elder, ‘built’ the equivalent of 20 care homes last year, is projecting thirty more for 2019. As the UK care home sectors continue to struggle with a combination of an ageing population, coupled with a lack of funding to get new
Home Secretary Sajid Javid will give police new powers to stop and search anyone suspected of carrying a corrosive substance in public. The move will enable police officers to effectively enforce a new offence of carrying corrosives in a public place, which is passing through
The value of art is constantly on the increase, with the most expensive pieces costing millions of dollars. A recent report has listed the top ten chief art collectors in the world with the Tate Modern actually displaying one of the paintings from one of the most
Unscrupulous East London health supplements company that secured £128,000 from elderly and vulnerable customers has been shut down by the courts. Registered to a residential address in East London, GoNutri Limited was wound up in the High Court on 12 February 2019 for trading with
According to a recent survey by UK holiday park and holiday home sales operator, Away Resorts, the South of England is the most desirable place to purchase a holiday home, with almost half, 46%, planning to buy here this year. Nowadays, renting out your holiday
As London Fashion Week has finished. The city continues to buzz from the newly discovered talent this city has to offer and attracts internationally. While London is and remains open for business the impact of a looming Brexit won’t transpire until next season. In the
Growing up in London City, Shaneka Knight has seen gentrification take a grip on the city. Her experiences as a child in the Barbican are as she says ‘what set off her Sociological Imagination’ and set her on the path of social activism. In this
The latest exhibition at The Smallest Gallery in Soho, (K)now by San Francisco based artist Strider Patton is now open. Strider Patton is a multidisciplinary artist specialising in large-scale mural painting. He is a self-taught artist with an academic background in anthropology and social change, creating bold and thought-provoking artwork that