Today, OpenTable, the world’s leading restaurant booking service, reveals its unmissable Father’s Day deals across London. As Sunday June 16th approaches, there is no better way to show appreciation for well-deserving dads than treating them to a delicious meal. What better opportunity to take the
Ground-breaking augmented reality (AR) mobile combat game Reality Clash has seen players take to the streets of London to defend territory and go into combat with their friends in real-time virtual battlegrounds. The game, from UK-based publisher Reality Gaming Group, is set in an underground
A highlight of the London Festival of Architecture’s (LFA) London Bridge hub, The Redivider is an installation that invites visitors to explore emotions stimulated by social media, translating our views of the digital world into a physical experience. Designed by a team from Stride Treglown
Leading city figures from the world of independent Film & TV have been celebrated in 2019’s Britflix Power 100 list. The inaugural list compiled by UK Power 100 curates the 100 most powerful and influential Film and TV figures in the UK. Flying the flag
The Power of Memories The Mayor of Londons latest initiative Culture Seeds, is part of his strategy for Culture and aims to put culture at the heart of local communities, where it belongs. Culture Seeds has backed local Filmmaker Michelle Brooks, Imperial College, and Hammersmith
Singing, dancing and drawing your way to health in London this week The UK’s largest Creativity and Wellbeing Festival June 10- 14 June 2019 London Arts in Health Forum and The Culture, Health and Wellbeing Alliance have today announced that ‘Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2019′
A recent survey found that 39% of drivers admitted to being scared and uncertain behind the wheel. In addition, 23% of drivers felt anxious about using the motorways.* Many UK drivers suffer from driving anxieties but not all anxieties stem from driving alone. In a
Detectives from the Met’s South East Command Unit are investigating three separate sexual assaults. Two assaults, which are being formally linked, both happened in the early hours of Saturday, 9 March and Sunday, 2 June. A third offence happened in the early hours of Friday,
All of us are consistently subjected to the divisive power of language. In a climate of rife intolerance, racism, rising nationalism, three years ago, in the wake of the EU referendum and loss of Jo Cox, Common and Kind was founded in 2016 with a simple yet
Bringing the arts to life, Latitude Festival showcases the dynamic, innovative and forward-thinking. Taking place 18th-21st July 2019, this summer’s festival welcomes a host of new names across the arts stages at the beautiful grounds of Henham Park. In The Music & Film Arena, Emmy