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
AI consultants Humanotics and service communications experts soh this week announced a new partnership that will make it easy for organisations to create practical user focussed solutions that cut costs, boost sales and increase customer satisfaction. Talking about the reason for the new partnership Fran Fish, Managing Director at
The favourite of the typing pool and the first telephone answering machines, has come a long way – over 3 million miles of tape in over 150 million cassettes produced since 1967. As the mini-cassette turns 50, it’s hard to describe just what a big
TfL is advising customers who use Camden Town Underground station that vital refurbishment of the first of its two escalators will begin on Tuesday 9 January 2018. The work will ensure the continued safe operation of the station. The escalators will be refurbished one at
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan today unveils an ambitious new work programme designed to improve and renew efforts to tackle violent extremism – from both the far-right to the so-called Islamic State/Daesh – in the capital. The programme, which will begin at City Hall
TWO Brent schools were celebrating yesterday as an international list of the top 50 teachers in the world, featured two teachers from schools in the borough. Eartha Pond from the Crest Academy in Neasden and Andria Zafirakou from Alperton Community School joined 48 teachers from
Many people will use their time off over the Christmas period to look for a new job, but not enough will spend time fine-tuning their CV, which professional CV writing service The CV Squad say could be preventing them from securing the position they deserve.
Local singer/songwriter Leigh Luscious has promised fans an interesting array of music in the new year, in a candid chat with London TV she confirmed her first ever love song! In a candid chat he told us “My new single ‘Girlfriend’ is out on Valentine’s