On World Book Day – 7th March – Londoners are being called to action to vote for London’s BIG READ of 2019 at http://www.londonsbigread.com. Organised by Heironmind Limited, and now in its second year, fourteen books have been selected across fiction and non-fiction under a theme of female
Pompom the fat cat from Harrow in Middlesex won’t be asked to join the cheering squad any time soon! This gigantic ball of fur is more likely to be found sleeping or eating than jumping in the air. Pompom weighs in at hefty 21lb 5oz
Two new neighbourhoods will be built at London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park following a funding injection from Homes England, the government’s housing delivery agency. More than 1,500 new homes, including 450 affordable homes, will be created across the two communities, which will be known as
On the 16th March The School of Life are hosting a one-day festival of lectures, games and group discussion about learning to love at every stage where Alain de Botton (founder of The School of Life) and Raul Aparici (faculty lead) will be speaking. As
MBNA Thames Clippers’ Venus Clipper is lowered into the water for the first time at Wight Shipyward Co in East Cowes, she will now undergo a series of system tests and sea trials, before making her way by sea from the Isle of Wight to
Bigger and better than ever before More than £5 million investment Doubling in size, welcoming triple the number of customers 32 new games Get ready to start the fans as The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience is moving from Islington to the heart of London’s
Snow-Camp, the UK’s only charity using snowsports to change the lives of inner-city youth, has announced the launch of their new Mental Health Programme, Uplift. The decision to launch the new programme comes as a result of the charity’s monitoring and evaluation data, which revealed
Ahead of London Fashion Week which starts Feb 15th, leading veterinarians and #FurFreeBritain campaigners at animal charity Humane Society International/UK have released a report warning that if designers put real fur on the catwalk, they will directly breach the British Fashion Council’s ‘Positive Fashion’ guidelines, which
Short-termism is gripping UK small businesses, according to commercial insurer AXA, which today reveals that many are adopting short-term planning and cutting reliance on external funding ahead of Brexit. Staying agile and light is a common strategy, but may not give businesses the best chance
From romantic dinners to little gifts like Kabbalah Jewelry, finding the perfect way to celebrate Valentine’s Day is something on the top of every loving couple’s minds. And with Valentine’s Day fast approaching and last-minute panic starting to set in for the perfect romantic gift,