If you have visited London and walked on the streets of Brixton, Croydon, you’d see lots of street art designs painted on the walls of underground bridges, shop walls and shutters. Designs vary from beautiful portraits, memorials or graffiti with some message on it. London
Rather than making a sensible choice like a Nissan SUV, to add to their massive homes and lavish lifestyles, stars are known for customising cars to match their personalities. This could be due to the fact that no matter what level of celebrity standing they
The viewers have spoken. It’s award season again as we get to see the publics favourite shows of the year! One of the biggest awards of the night is the best serial drama award as our favourite soups get pitted against each other. Eastenders has
The NHS long term plan was announced last week, which explains how the healthcare service will develop over the next ten years. Cancer is mentioned as one of the focus areas of the long-term plan. However, there is a lack of focus on cancers like
Start 2019 the right way with an evening filled with incredible music, tasty drinks and incredible views as Bussey Rooftop Bar announces its January events line-up. The bustling Bussey Rooftop Bar opened its doors during winter for the first time this season, and to kick
The History Press has announce the forthcoming release of ‘Workhouses of London and the South East’ by Peter Higginbotham in January 2019. Our image of workhouses has often been coloured by the writings of authors such as Charles Dickens. But what was the reality? Where
A man will appear in court charged with the murder of a woman in Tower Hamlets. Jalal Uddin, 46 (01.06.72) of City Island Way, Poplar, E14, has been charged murder – he will appear in custody at Thames Magistrates’ Court on Monday, 14 January. This
The Five Points Brewing Co, an independent craft brewery in the heart of Hackney, will be hosting a charity event on Wednesday 23rd January, in aid of Headway East London, which supports people affected by brain injury. From Connect Four to Dominoes, guests are invited
Pupils with additional and often complex needs are set to benefit from more than 120 new school places, as two special free schools have been given the green light to open. Children and Families Minister Nadhim Zahawi has announced (9 January) that the two new
The capital’s skills shortages and productivity challenges may continue unless the present Apprenticeship Levy is reformed, London government and employers have warned. In 2017 the government introduced the Apprenticeship Levy to give employers a greater role in addressing skills shortages and help achieve the government’s