Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt has called on London to follow in the footsteps of Chicago and Copenhagen and commit to ‘green every roof’ in the capital. The policy would see buildings in the capital covered in plants, vegetation and solar panels, leading to
The latest job market data from the UK’s leading independent job board, CV-Library, reveals that remote working is now a predominant factor for workers looking for their next role. As the UK adapted to life and work amidst lockdowns and restrictions, searches for remote working
The fate of the world’s poorest and wealthiest nations are interconnected, and eradicating poverty and hunger will be impossible without urgent and focused international cooperation efforts directed at long-term development, said world leaders speaking at the opening of the UN’s International Fund for Agricultural Development
London Academy of Trading (LAT) today announced it has been named ‘Trading Academy of the Year’ for the second consecutive year by the London Prestige Awards. LAT was recognised for its commitment to making financial trading education as accessible as possible while adapting to the
It has long been known that Brits love to chat, but new research reveals that the UK’s long-standing obsession with talking about the weather has now officially been usurped, with 72 percent agreeing they now talk more about the telly than the weather. So it’s
Research conducted by Bequests.co.uk has revealed the average size of property in the 33 Boroughs of London. By looking at the average price per metre squared in the city, and the average house price, Bequests.co.uk have revealed the average size of property in the cities. Properties in Kensington and
London’s Borough Market is renowned for bringing people together over a shared love of great quality food. Now its longstanding Cookbook Club is moving online, while the UK remains in lockdown, giving everyone from experienced home cooks to kitchen novices the chance to get involved.
Music is an age-old part of society, but over the past twenty-one years technology has made it more accessible with a variety of artists and genres at our fingertips. For artists, technology has enabled easier access to new audiences that may not otherwise have ever
Schoolreaders, a national children’s literacy charity, is delighted to announce a new partnership with the Theatre Royal Haymarket Masterclass Trust, whose member actors have volunteered to read popular children’s stories for Schoolreaders StoryTime. The literacy charity created StoryTime, a video library of volunteers reading popular
by Derek Saling After drafting Rui Hachimura out of Japan last season, the Washington Wizards found themselves receiving more international attention than they might have been used to. This experience with some extra international notoriety might help this season too, as they once again spent
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