THE UK’s largest meningitis charity Meningitis Now today puts its support behind efforts to make sure more people in this country are vaccinated. Following news that the head of the NHS in England has warned so called vaccine refusal is a “growing public health timebomb”,
Whether you’re a small-time sneaker fan or a pro collector, London has it all. The Capital’s streetwear game is getting stronger every year, with boutiques, chains and resellers popping up all over the city…even retail institutions like Selfridges are getting in on the action. But
This Sunday, months of intense marathon training will come to an end for the thousands of people running the marathon. For many people, part of this training has training has been a gruelling ban from alcohol as they focus on pounding the pavements. To reward
ACME Whistles, world-leader in whistle design, innovation and manufacture is calling out to D-Day veterans and their relatives to find what have been coined ‘The Lost Clickers’ of the D-Day landings. Supported by The Royal British Legion and intended to meaningfully mark the 75th anniversary of the
Ayr United are having a season to remember and now look forward to a new branding and a new season with the Premier League now a genuine target. As the current season draws to a close and with the play-offs for the Premier League very
Clapham resident Tom Wilkins is among the 40-plus runners who will take on the legendary London Marathon in support of the National Deaf Children’s Society on Sunday, 28th April. The charity, which supports the UK’s 50,000 deaf children, will benefit to the tune of nearly
Leading recycling company, First Mile, has today announced the launch of its new website www.thefirstmile.co.uk giving businesses in London the opportunity to explore their recycling options and the positive impact their actions can have on the environment. The site has been completely revamped and features
Independent cable technology company Tratos has won a Queen’s Award for Enterprise. The global company, which manufactures in Britain and Italy and sells to around 52 countries, received the accolade for innovation from the UK’s leading award for business. The company has invested heavily in
Call centre services from the Philippines play an important part for many companies in today’s world. The very survival and success of a company depends on these services because customers need to be happy and served with efficiency and a high degree of professionalism. When
A former student start-up has graduated into an international business with a multi-million-pound turnover – and now a new name. Luggage shipping service MyBaggage.com began a decade ago as Uni Baggage helping students transport items between home and university. Founder Paul Stewart spotted the opportunity