ASDA was on the brink of bankruptcy in the 1990s, its former boss has revealed. Archie Norman, now the Chairman of M&S, became chief executive of the supermarket chain at the age of 37 – a time when the business was on the verge of
Los Angeles-based menswear designer Justin Cassin returned to London Fashion Week this week, after last showing his Spring/Summer 23 collection here in Seymour Hall. Presenting his namesake brand’s Autumn/Winter 24 collection at The Vinyl Factory, Soho, Cassin reaffirms his reputation as a designer who is
The full cast for this summer’s spectacular outdoor production of Alice in Wonderland which runs from 22nd July – 28th August at Kew Gardens has been announced. Elsie Bridgwood is taking on the lead role of Alice in the specially commissioned adaptation by Sixteenfeet Productions.
MSDUK are Empowering Ethnic Minority-Owned Startups and Entrepreneurs, offering a £20,000 Cash Prize and more. The MSDUK finalists for this year’s Innovation Challenge have been announced, showcasing businesses founded by ethnic minority entrepreneurs, with unique and ground-breaking innovations; they will be pitching their innovative solution
For first time buyers looking to get on the ladder in Northwest London, Origin Housing is marketing a brand-new collection of affordable homes at its flagship development, Harrow and Wealdstone Heights. Testament to the high-quality, stylish homes that are on offer, the development has recently
The family of Nya Chung (20) from Haringey is supporting a new call from national children’s charity, WellChild, for change to the way seriously ill young people are treated as they approach adulthood. According to a survey by WellChild, families of seriously ill young people
A ceramic foosball table, sustainable furniture constructed from inner tubes and a structure to enhance Roman ruins are just some of the projects on display at this year’s Kingston School of Art Degree Show. Final year students from Kingston School of Art will see industry
CONSERVATIVE MP Henry Smith has called on ministers to ban imports of foie gras and fur ahead of the next General Election. He told GB News: “Foie gras is the force feeding of geese and ducks, if we ban the production of that food in
A Campaign with Tiny Impact: Grind Installs Mini-Billboards Across London to Promote the Tiny Environmental Impact of the Brand’s Coffee Pods Have you (or more likely, your dog) spotted a miniature billboard on the streets of London? The campaign is the work of the coffee
Offshore Energies UK has responded to the announcement of the Energy Security Investment Mechanism for the Energy Profits Levy (windfall tax) that will see the current total 75 per cent rate be removed if prices fall in the future. The UK Government has this morning