To celebrate women in business, leading packaging supplier Rajapack have looked at gender diversity in the workplace. Speaking to female industry experts from sectors that have been traditionally male-dominated, such as construction, manufacturing, logistics, supply chain, packaging and engineering, it’s clear that parity benefits everyone,
There’s been a lot said in the press about the negative influence of social media on our lives, with multiple studies complaining that it’s bad for everything from our self-image to our stress levels. But, as Stanford University claims that there could be some surprising
The London Underground carries a mind-boggling 4.8 million passengers per day, on 543 trains that whiz beneath the capital. So it’s no surprise that — coffee in one hand and a phone in the other — we’re all guilty of shuffling through our morning commute taking no notice of
A man has been jailed following an investigation by the Metropolitan Police into an abusive and threatening message sent online to an MP last year. In June 2018, officers from the Met’s Parliamentary Liaison and Investigation Team received reports of an abusive and threatening message
A new augmented reality wall mural has been unveiled in Shoreditch, London to promote the launch of BIG BAD…, the new album from British rap artist, Giggs. By downloading an app via a QR code at the wall, fans can point their device at the
Stortford Music Festival (Bish Bash) pays homage to the legendary Hacienda Manchester club. Featuring songs by: New Order, Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Primal Scream, plus many more Indie and Club Classics. Music is supplied by our domesticated DJs Stortford Sound System. The event will kick
Detectives investigating a fatal stabbing outside Ilford Railway Station have charged a man. Florent Okende, 20 (28.02.99) of Eastern Avenue, Redbridge was charged late on Sunday, 3 March with the murder of Ché Morrison, possession of a pointed or bladed article and possession of cannabis.
Knights on horseback, astronauts and mummies took over the streets of London this weekend. Early risers witness Shaftesbury Avenue come to life as astronauts and mummies take over the streets of London, and knights on horseback replace iconic red buses. These events unfolded as The
The Folio Society and House of Illustration are thrilled to announce Marie-Alice Harel of Edinburgh as the winner of the ninth annual Book Illustration Competition – a unique partnership between The Folio Society and House of Illustration. Harel won the prestigious commission and £5000 to illustrate Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones.
Its the 1st of March which means the London Power 100 list has been released, for those who are not familiar with the proceedings its the annual list of the most influential people in our beloved City. We have taken a look into 2019’s list