Following the Government announcement this week, Brent Cross has confirmed that it will fully reopen on 2nd December, and will be extending its opening hours throughout December. From the 14th December the centre will close at 9pm with many of the major stores such as
Brighton and Hove Albion and England midfielder Adam Lallana has given his take on the debate about the amount of matches clubs are having to play and the impact it’s having on the players, saying, ‘The players are the ones that suffer… we have seen an increase in
Serviced office provider WorkPad has announced the appointment of Edward Griffin as CEO and Elliott Morley as COO. Morley previously led on the property and technological side of the business, while Griffin, an economist turned property professional, had been in charge of sales, marketing and
Shakin’ Stevens, one of the greatest hitmakers in UK chart history, releases two catalogue spanning collections; the lavish, 19-disc anthology bookpack Fire In The Blood, and the 3CD, 2LP singles collection Singled Out. To celebrate the two releases, Shaky has made available an upscaled 4K
Retirement. It’s the light at the end of the tunnel. It’s what you work your entire life towards. All those early mornings, late nights, draining commutes and tiring weekends are leading up to the moment when you leave the office for the last time and
Fashion production software company, SupplyCompass, will be hosting its next webinar on 9 December at 12pm GMT: ‘Financing for Fashion Brands’. Teaming up with MarketFinance, SupplyCompass’s webinar will navigate the world of financial planning through the lens of fashion, specifically for SME brands. Planning finances
In partnership with Tower Transit, a bus operator in London and part of the SeaLink Travel Group, Siemens Smart Infrastructure provided the charging infrastructure for 37 new fully-electric double decker buses in London. Westbourne Park garage, on the Great Western Road, is the operator’s first
New analysis of commercial property transactions worth 100m-plus completed in London over a 12-month period show a fall in the total value and volume of deals, but the market holding relatively strong in the face of COVID-19 and uncertainty over the UKs impending EU exit
Responding to the Government’s Spending Review, Luisa Porritt, Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London, said: “The Government’s anti-London agenda must stop. While the Spending Review document notes employment levels fell by the most in London, the only references to London besides that are about taking
Thousands of EU workers, that British businesses across the UK are depending on to help them recover when lockdown ends, are gone and will not return, say leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg. Robert Salter, a director at the firm, said: “The supply of