The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has today launched a new guide for employers to increase the number of women in leadership roles and address the gender pay gap. On the day Sadiq publishes City Hall’s third gender pay gap report, he has also released
Professor Jonathan Montgomery (UCL Laws) was appointed Knight Bachelor for services to Bioethics and Healthcare Law. Professor Sir Jonathan joined UCL Laws in 2013. Alongside his academic contributions while at UCL, he has been Chair of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, Chair of the Health
A man who died after being stabbed in the West End in the early hours of New Year’s Day has been named as detectives continue their appeal for information. Tudor Simionov, 33, was found with stab injuries at Fountain House on Park Lane, Westminster at
Hospitals across England are delivering 81 projects to provide improvements this winter using money from a £420 million winter fund. Social care services also received funding and are using it to increase their winter capacity. The £420 million is the total of several funding announcements
2019 will see the Courthouse Hotel in Shoreditch launch their magnificent CineBrunch; a delectable three-‐ course bottomless brunch offering, followed by a movie in the stunning 180-‐seat private cinema. Rich in London legend and one of the city’s most singular hotel experiences, the venue
A campaign launched a month ago by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has already raised more than £150,000 to help homelessness charities go further in tackling rough sleeping in the capital. The campaign is part of the Mayor’s efforts to boost rough sleeping services
Central England Co-operative has said ‘thank you’ to customers and members after they donated over 75,000 items in support of the Christmas Food Bank Appeal – helping to create over 30,000 meals for people in need. The retailer hosted a special five-week appeal in an
Police are releasing an e-fit of a man they want to trace following a sexual assault on a woman in Holloway. The investigation was launched following the incident which occurred at approximately 01:00hrs on Saturday, 10 November. A woman, aged 25, was approached by the
New shopping centres, stadiums and theme parks are among buildings that could be required to provide Changing Places toilets for severely disabled people, under proposals to be put forward by the government. Ministers will launch a consultation next year on proposals that the essential facilities
Self-styled city high flyer Mark Broadhead was at the centre of another scandal this week, as it emerged that he was a habitual user of escort girls. Sleazy Broadhead, 60, paid some of the finest prague escorts for sex as he sought thrills in the