Active Westminster is marking the United Nations’ International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3, 2019) with the first of three free disability Dance Westminster workshops. The event will take place at Moberly Sports Centre, operated by Everyone Active, and run in partnership with local
Uber has had its licence to operate in London revoked by TFL, after drivers who were not licenced or insured conducted a staggering 14,000 rides, putting passenger safety at risk. It is not the first time the company has come under fire for not validating
Delores McPherson of East Ham not only persuaded eight people to climb Snowdon with her last month, but raised almost £2000 for Children’s Liver Disease Foundation (CLDF) in the process. The charity means a lot to Delores and her family as her 22 year old
New poll results from leading recycling company, First Mile, show that those living in the capital have the greenest of attitudes and intentions when it comes to being more eco-friendly at Christmas, with a whopping 83% of Londoners saying they’re concerned about the additional waste
Academy Events continue their monthly series of shows supporting new artists at O2 Academy2 Islington, London with their Xmas Party on 11 December 2019. ‘The December Session’ features four hotly tipped groups looking to make a name for themselves in 2020. Joe Davies, Academy Events
The Amateur Boxing Club, part of The Bromley and Downham Youth Club, received an early Christmas present of £1,000 to support their fundraising efforts for a minibus, to carry the team to competitions as one. The cheque was presented by local volunteer, Steven Sulley, who
A newly debuted humanitarian short film is making waves at recent US film festivals, premieres, and charity event screenings. The film is one of the latest documentaries from award winning American photographer, director and author Jeff Colhoun. In Colhoun’s most recent film, he raised the
YO!, YO!, YO!, sushi and fresh Japanese food restaurant is welcoming the festive season with the launch of its all NEW Japanese Fried Chicken (JFC) Festive Feast. Christmas in Japan has become synonymous with a bucket of fried chicken and is enjoyed by millions of
Scientists from Britain and Ireland who have been involved in compiling the newly published Atlas of Britain and Ireland’s Larger Moths have revealed that our moths are on the move. A series of dramatic changes has driven this development. Intensive agriculture has caused the decline
tastecard, the UK’s largest diners’ club, has revealed an increase of alternative Christmas dinner dishes as the nation decides to let go of tradition and opt to eat out on Christmas than ever before. UK restaurants have begun to roll out their festive menus and