Specialist business property adviser, Christie & Co, has announced the sale of Jam Extended School Services’ After-School and Holiday Club in Herne Hill, South East London. The club was founded in 2006 by Sarah James who wanted to create a place for active minds after
As part of its ongoing support and work in the queer community over the last eight years, SKITTLES® has once again joined forces with GAY TIMES, Queer Britain and Getty Images and this June, the group will launch an open-air exhibition called QUEER JOY across
A partnership between transport software provider ITAL and Carlisle Support Services aims to cut the amount of uncollected ticket revenue and enhance the flexibility of staff who work on the railway. Uncollected fares from passengers cost the rail industry at least £240 million per year
Going on a much-needed holiday should be a time of relaxation and enjoyment, but for three in five (59%) Brits, the journey to the airport can be a major source of stress ahead of their trip. Unexpected travel delays (48%) and carrying heavy luggage (26%),
MOLLY Kingsley, who set up a campaign to keep schools open during the pandemic, has defended “Covid sceptics” after it emerged prominent figures discussing lockdown policies online were monitored. Critics of Covid restrictions were targeted by the Government’s Counter-Disinformation Unit (CDU) to tackle supposed domestic
32 year old Ben Newman is due to appear in Guildford Magistrates Court on Monday 5th June after being charged and remanded to police custody for running onto the track at Epsom Downs Racecourse during the famed Derby. A spokesperson for the group Animal Rising
THE housing market remains strong and robust despite falling prices, a leading expert has insisted. Jonathan Rolande, from the National Association of Property Buyers, spoke out after new figures released by Nationwide found house prices have seen their sharpest drop in 14 years – 3.4%
Animal Rising is calling on the Jockey Club to cancel the Epsom Derby and protect horses. The group says that horse racing already poses an unacceptable level of risk and that any disruption would add to the need to call off the race. Yesterday Running
UK charity Hospitality Action invites the nation to put on their walking shoes this autumn and take part in Walk for Wellbeing, a nationwide movement to help promote health and wellbeing within the hospitality industry. Now in its 4th year, the charity’s annual walk is
Researchers have uncovered London’s wackiest potato food combinations – such as chips dipped in Marmite, baked beans on crisps and curry powder in mash. A survey of 2,000 adults found 66 per cent potato-lovers in London admit to eating their different concoctions in private in