All eyes are on Acton and its planned £26 billion transformation. Following the announcement of the 1,600-acre Park Royal regeneration site as part of a 30-year vision for a new cosmopolitan corner of London, Barratt London’s Western Circus is one of the first available developments
From midnight tonight, London will enter into Tier 3, the toughest COVID restrictions, due to the “exponential rise” in coronavirus cases in the UK capital. This means that there is to be no mixing of households indoors and most outdoor spaces, except for support bubbles,
Thanks to the efforts of a team of researchers, the hidden world of Britain’s mice, voles and shrews has just been opened up to new audiences. Using audio recordings the team has developed an approach that should help to improve our understanding of the status
Caroline Pidgeon AM, Liberal Democrat London Assembly Member, commenting ahead of the expected announcement that Thameslink has been temporarily added to the latest Tube map to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic. “This is an incredibly welcome decision and should have been made months ago.
Getting on the housing ladder is hard enough at the best of times, but it can be that little bit harder if you’re looking to buy a home on your own, with nobody to split the costs with. And some places across the country are
Borough-wide healthy lifestyle provider One You Westminster has issued tips for how Father Christmas – and anyone else who may be concerned about their weight – can still enjoy the holiday season whilst keeping an eye on what they’re eating. With The British Dietetic Association
A new campaign to encourage Londoners to switch to reusable facemasks has been launched today, as research for North London Waste Authority (NLWA)* reveals that just under 13 million single-use facemasks** are being disposed of each week in London alone. These masks end up being
New research released today unveils that UK businesses are taking huge risks when making research and development (R&D) tax credit claims. A staggering 90% of firms questioned in a YouGov poll of 2,004 senior decision makers did not know that the market for R&D tax
Barratt Homes and Barratt London is encouraging school children across London and the South East to celebrate Christmas in a more sustainable way this year, as the housebuilder has donated over 2,500 Christmas tree saplings to a range of schools across the region. The pupils
Candidates running for Mayor in thirteen areas across England are being asked to sign a pledge backing trials of Universal Basic Income (UBI) ahead of May’s local elections. The pledge says that, as Mayor, signatories will: “Support calls to pilot Universal Basic Income in my
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