Albany Arts Communications has announced an exhibition of work by the acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Dachan – his first in the UK. The show was preceded by a launch event, Together We Fly: The Art of Dachan, held at the British Museum on 25 November 2018. This included music
This year’s Street Party hosted by Johnnie Walker is set to be a spectacular love-in. From the moment the doors open at 7.30pm, till long after the midnight bells have fallen silent, bands and DJs, street artists, aerialists, musicians and dancers from Scotland and mainland Europe
Finding out that your friend or family member is expecting a baby is one of the best things in the world but knowing what to get them for Christmas – with sweet treats and alcohol off the list, can be difficult! Look no further as The Baby
Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who has had the unfairest year of them all? According to almost a third (29%) of Brits, Prime Minister Theresa May is this year’s most unfairly treated person – with difficult Brexit negotiations, cabinet resignations and frosty receptions from her EU counterparts all contributing
The University of Surrey’s Centre for Research and Enterprise, Visit Surrey and Surrey Chambers of Commerce have formed an influential new partnership to help support local business through digital collaboration. With 30 million day-visitors to Surrey, tourism is big business to the local economy – to the tune of £2billion
Tom Grennan hosted an intimate Christmas Jumper Jam in celebration of the charity’s annual Christmas Jumper Day at Benk & Bo in Aldgate, East London. He was supported on stage by music artists Elli Ingram and Grace Ackerman and Professor Green watched on from the
Award-winning diversity jobs board, VERCIDA has named their Top Inclusive Employers of 2018. This year’s award process was highly competitive and considered the over 160 highly-committed organisations working with VERCIDA on fair and people-focused employment. The experts behind the ground-breaking inclusive employment job site have
Almost 70% of the UK public (68%) do not know what a smart city is or the benefits it can bring, according to new research. When broken down regionally, Londoners came in slightly below the national average, with 61% claiming to not know what a
Christmas is the time for giving, and that’s exactly what the Kent-based company decided to do this year with their reverse advent calendar. A popular idea this year, the reverse advent calendar requires you to put in a gift instead of receiving one and the
Christmas, for many, is often a time for tradition and nostalgia. Christmas and memories work hand in hand to pass down tradition to future generations. However, these days we’re moving towards an entirely digitised world. We store photos on our phone, or post them on