Škoda is renaming one of the UK’s most significant national parks to mark the introduction of the new all-electric Peaq. For one week only, the park will become the Peaq District, encouraging staycationers to explore the UK’s outdoor spaces after research revealed that nearly a
Jamie Shepherd launched Hair Guru London from his rented bedroom in Bloomsbury after struggling with hair loss himself. Today, the seven-figure British business has helped more than 30,000 customers, is stocked by Debenhams, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis, Coast and Oasis, and has been used by Robbie
This summer, Paradox Museum London is bringing the British seaside to Knightsbridge, but not quite as you know it. Located directly opposite Harrods, the attraction will launch Paradox Pier from 10 July, a limited-time summer experience featuring 50+ hands-on illusions, hidden seaside clues and a
The Secret Sax Party is turning up the heat on Soho’s Friday nights – and it’s too good to keep under wraps. London’s most joyfully chaotic live music night is moving into the heart of Soho for a brand-new residency at 21 Soho, just off
Freight Brixton, the capital’s newest large-scale rooftop destination, will open in full on Thursday, 7 May 2026. Located close to Brixton Station and adjacent to Brixton Village Market, London’s largest open-air venue has a capacity of over 1,000 and brings Freight Island’s signature drink, dance
Publican Jack Greenall, founder of London-based pub group Wren Pubs, has announced the sale of The Carpenter’s Arms in Hammersmith, to be completed today, on Thursday 23rd July. The Carpenter’s Arms is a characterful nineteenth-century pub that sits on a quiet corner near the elegant
Labour peer Lord Cryer has said the early release scheme was “a mistake” and said he would not oppose Parliament being recalled before September to debate the issue. Speaking on GB News he said: “What we’re living with is massive underinvestment in the prison system
Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg has accused Andy Burnham of being more interested in buses than in the legislation on the early release of prisoners. Speaking on GB News he said: “The 2026 Sentencing Act: No doubt at the forefront of your mind, something that you have
On Wednesday 29th July, Sourdough Sophia – the award-winning London based micro bakery – will open its seventh site in Neal’s Yard, Covent Garden. To celebrate, Sourdough Sophia will be giving away FREE goody bags to the first 200 customers on opening day. Founded by
Londoners can save almost £80 this summer on city experiences after immersive gaming attraction Activate launched a new £39.95 Summer Pass, giving guests four visits over four consecutive weeks for less than the cost of two standard visits. With a standard session at Activate’s London