The Metropolitan Police Service is today (27 September) announcing a £20,000 reward for anyone who can provide information leading to the identification and conviction of the person(s) responsible for the murder of 28-year-old Jonathon McPhillips in Islington in February 2017. The reward comes as Jonathon’s
by Melanie Jones ||| E-Editions A Star Is Born enjoyed its World Premier in London last night and Lady Gaga made an appearance worth remembering. Lady Gaga arrives in Givenchy Dress to the much anticipated A Star Is Born movie premiere in Leicester square. Her
Business owners and managers are being advised on how to recognise and tackle low employee morale before it hinders their company’s goals. Keeping a clean office environment can be a good place to start. Green facilities (visit their website if you’re interested to learn more)
2018’s Brighton Power 100 list is set to be released in November and organisers have announced local charity The Starr Trust as their chosen charity. The Starr Trust is celebrating its 10th birthday this year; it was originally set up in 2008 as a tribute to
The same towns in the North and the Midlands that were worst hit by the loss of industry are most at risk of a second surge in unemployment triggered by robots taking over skilled and semi-skilled jobs, a major new report warns today. Researchers have
When people move house or feel like a change, they often try to find Furniture Shops near the Metro Centre (or wherever they’re located) and buy new furniture that will make their house a home. Typically, they will go to a showroom, find the furniture
Jägermeister, official sponsor of London Cocktail Week, reveals exciting plans to showcase the complexity of its 56 herbs and spices with a collection of carefully crafted and enticing cocktails, ice cold shots, events and workshops at their pop-up in Big Chill, Brick Lane, 3rd –
Women on Aeroplanes will present new work by artists Lungiswa Gqunta, Pamela Phatsimo Sunstrum and Emma Wolukau-Wanambwa, observing the largely unrecognised role of women in struggles for liberation, their participation in transatlantic networks, and their key voices in revolutionary socio-political movements that helped to achieve post-colonial
London Councils has welcomed the Prime Minister’s speech to the National Housing Federation, in which she reiterated her commitment to fixing ‘our broken housing system’. Cllr Darren Rodwell, London Councils’ Executive Member for Housing and Planning, said: “The announcement of £2bn of extra funding for housing associations
Police are appealing for help to find two teenage girls who are missing from Lambeth. Tyra Thomas-Brown, 13, and Salma Mohammed, 15, were both last seen on Monday, 10 September. Tyra left home at 08:30hrs to go to school, but did not arrive. Salma left