Dear Editor, 2020 was a difficult year for everyone. Though there is hope on the horizon, starting 2021 in lockdown is not how most people wanted to ring in the New Year. It’s understandable that many of us are feeling down and in need of
by Matthew Chihwai | News Reporter Walthamstow’s latest development, Blackhorse View, is due to launch on-site with the opening of the new Covid secure show home on 23rd January 2021. The development will offer buyers a stylish range of new homes, with panoramic views over
Award-winning vegan restaurant Stem & Glory (based in St Bart’s Sq, London) is launching a new online store offering UK wide delivery on January 26th 2021. The online store is the culmination of work over the past six months to develop the restaurant’s menu into
by Matthew Chihwai | News Reporter The new strain of Covid-19 has seen restrictions tighten once again, which has continued to have an effect on UK rents. Average room rents in London fell 8%, from £781 in Q4 2019 to £715 in Q4 2020, a
Addison Lee is today launching its Vaccination Drive initiative, which sees the company pledge to support the UK’s vaccination effort by offering discounted rides to and from major vaccination hubs in and around London. Based on anticipated volumes and demand for the jab, Addison Lee
Some buyers choose wide high profile ‘trophy roads’, lined with trees and large houses, whilst others prefer a home in a ‘discreet road’, a low profile cul-de-sac or a quiet side-street, but which offers purchasers better value? These issues have been reviewed by leading ultra-prime
Bridgerton has had fans hooked with its tale of scandalous lives of high society – and that includes the many lavish London homes featured in the period drama series. The stunning homes inhabited by the cast are all real-life mansions, castles and museums – and
Dear Editor, We’ve all felt the strain of 2020 and with restrictions in place across England it’s important that looking after our physical and mental health remains a priority in 2021. That’s why I’m encouraging people stay active throughout the winter months and improve their heart health by taking on the British Heart Foundation’s (BHF) 30-day virtual
The UK’s Criminal Justice System faces long-term damage due to numerous case delays combined with further difficulties caused by the pandemic. The court system, which has been described by the chair at the Criminal Bar Association, James Mulholland, as being “on its knees”, has been
2021 was viewed by many as a fresh start – a chance to move on from the myriad difficulties of 2020. Yet January brought more of the same almost immediately, with school closures and the strict implementation of lockdown 3.0. There’s been plenty of speculation