Award winning film A Landscape Of Lies will get its official launch at a London premiere later this month. The flick directed by local Paul Knight will see hundreds descend on the Courthouse Hotel Soho on the 18th of January to get a glimpse at
Norwegian has launched the start of its New Year sale offering traveller’s savvy savings on selected flights from the UK and Ireland. Based on departures from 1st February to 31st May 2018*, holidaymakers can now book a long-haul flight from London Gatwick from £130 one-way
It was announced in the New Year’s Honours List that Alwen Lyons, former Company Secretary at the Post Office, is to receive the OBE in recognition of her commitment and contribution throughout a remarkable career spanning 33 years. Alwen has held a number of key
With offices in Birmingham and London in the UK, 2017 has been a successful year for Sterling Immigration. With the uncertainty surrounding the UK economy and the implications that Brexit may have on several industries, many British residents are looking towards Canada as a land
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, this week officially launched his new women’s equality campaign – #BehindEveryGreatCity – releasing a video calling on Londoners, businesses and organisations across the capital to make their New Year’s resolutions for gender equality in 2018. Famous Londoners Naomi Campbell, Linda Robson,
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London’s flagship cycle hire scheme has achieved another record-breaking year with more than 10.3m journeys made using Santander Cycles in 2017. Seven of the 11 months so far have beaten year-on-year records for the number of journeys made. October was the best on record for
Transport for London (TfL) last week published the results of its five week consultation that shows strong support for two potential new London Overground stations. The stations would provide additional connections to HS2 and the Elizabeth line and help contribute to the regeneration of Old Oak and
Kai Marash, an 11-year-old boy from Hitchin has raised over £500 in aid of Hemel-Hempstead based Hope for Children, which will now be matched by the UK Government. Using their new ‘fundraiser’ tool, Kai’s father, Lash, set up a Facebook fundraiser on behalf of his
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