Many of us have heard or experienced FOMO (fear of missing about), but what about FOGO? That happens to be the “fear of going out” and something that people are experiencing more so than ever. Many workers across the UK are working longer hours than
Research commissioned by Travelzoo has found that 26% of Brits are feeling just as, or even more stressed than they did last year, despite 64% wanting to make their health and wellness a priority. The research was commissioned ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week which
Detectives investigating a firearm discharge in Seven Kings confirm that although they remain an open mind, the incident is not being treated as an Islamophobic, hate crime or terror related incident . Initial enquiries indicated that the incident may have stemmed from an earlier altercation
Belgravia Flower Show 2019 has this week announced the launch of The Botanist Garden at Boisdale of Belgravia on Monday 20th May and sponsored by The Botanist Islay Dry Gin to be officially opened by televison and media personality Georgia Toffolo. Since 1913 every May
After the success of T U R Y A’s debut album ‘Ocean’, the gifted singer, songwriter and composer is back with her new EP ‘Echo’ which will be released on 26th April 2019. To celebrate the launch, the captivating singer will grace the stage once
This June, during London Festival of Architecture, Sarah Wigglesworth Architects (SWA) will celebrate its work in micro and macro, showcasing the daily life of the Islington office in Practice Shared and exploring its creative approach through a guided cycle tour of its London projects. For Practice Shared, the doors to SWA’s
Several up and coming staff members at leading London accountancy firm, Grunberg & Co, have been promoted as the firm continues to enjoy excellent growth. Charlotte Berneye, Fatima Matar and Shail Phlora have all been appointed to new roles as part of the firm’s drive
The Deputy Mayor for Fire and Resilience, Fiona Twycross, and the London Fire Commissioner, Dany Cotton, are calling on the Government to tighten up building regulations to prioritise the need for sprinklers and address the shortage of skilled fire engineers. As fire is dangerous, it’s
by Charles Delingpole, CEO of anti-money laundering platform ComplyAdvantage The UK is set to modify its official corporate register in 170 years following mounting press that criminals around the world are using the registrar of companies to money launder through shell companies. Companies House will
ONLY 31% of British women feel they’ll watch at least some of the Women’s World Cup this year, which will be hosted in France. Despite the rise in women’s professional football in the UK across competitions such as the Women’s World Cup and FA Women’s