New global research reveals that service contract leakage in the energy and utilities sector remains unnecessarily high, according to new global research, “The Rise of Asset and Service Data Gravity”, conducted by Vanson Bourne, commissioned by field service management specialist, ServiceMax from GE Digital. In
Performers in cities across six continents are to unite with musicians in London for a celebration of busking and street performance. The Mayor of London has announced that on Saturday 21 July cities from Sydney to Reykjavik and Tokyo to Rio will follow London’s lead
The table focuses on teaching and learning environments for students and the UK is the most represented country with 100 institutions. UCL follows the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, Sorbonne University (France) and the University of Warwick in the overall rankings but is
Detectives are appealing for witnesses and information following an assault in Belgravia. Between 21:50 and 22:15hrs on Thursday, 28 June, the 26-year-old victim was walking along Elizabeth Street. The suspect – who was riding a Santander hire bike on the pavement – told him to
The City of London Police’s Cyber Crime Unit has held its first Cyber Griffin briefing after the initiative was launched in May this year. The briefing session, on 29th June 2018, was attended by 40 people from numerous companies based in the Square Mile and
Two men have been sentenced for drugs offences following an investigation by Tower Hamlets police. They are Conor Armstrong, 26, (28.8.91) of Byng Street, E14 and Steven Brissett, 20, (18.10.97) of Tiller Road, E14. On Thursday, 12 July, Armstrong was jailed for three years and
New images showing progress at Tottenham Court Road have been released, highlighting the critical role played by businesses across the UK in the delivery of the Elizabeth line. Tottenham Court Road station will be at the centre of London’s first new underground railway in a
If you think archery you’re probably transported to Sherwood Forest, green tights and the days of Robin and his band of merry men. That’s what we thought anyway, until we came across the epic, and totally 21stcentury Virtual Archer. This rather impressive bit of kit
Police are appealing for help from the public to identify a male wanted for questioning by police in connection with the stabbing of a 15-year-old male at Mottingham Road, E9 at 1905hrs on Sunday, 17 June. Anyone who can identify this male should contact Bromley
Planning has been granted by London Borough of Waltham Forest for two unique new properties marking a landmark decision on the use of quirky ‘small’ spaces for new urban homes. Loughton-based Clear Architects have worked closely with regional planners to bring The Yard and Southwell