Southwark Council, Funding Circle, and The Danson Foundation have partnered with environmental charity Earthwatch Europe to establish new Tiny Forests in Peckham Rye Park & Common, which will also become part of The Queen’s Green Canopy. A Tiny Forest is a dense, fast-growing, native woodland
Innovative Biovate Hygienics is set to launch of one of the world’s first plastic free paper bottles for commercial cleaning products at a major London trade show. The fast-growing start-up was co-founded last year by experienced environmental entrepreneur Nick Winstone with a mission to drive
A majority of voters support the Government’s new policy aiming to tackle the immigration crisis, a new poll reveals. When asked whether people arriving in the UK illegally, such as on small boats, should be removed from the UK and blocked from returning in the
Responding to the latest Emergency Department performance figures published by NHS England for February 2023, Dr Adrian Boyle, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine, said: “The latest data show emergency care remains in crisis. Patients continue to face extremely long waits that we
Olympia London is delighted to announce the dates for the launch of a new international climate event this year: Innovation Zero – Climate & Clean Tech Congress Innovation Zero is chaired by the Rt Hon. Dr Liam Fox MP, the former Secretary of State for
In the heart of Belgravia, Grosvenor Estate’s flagship co-working space, 25 EP, is a prime example of the recent trend towards the ‘hotelification’ of office space. Post pandemic, and in an era of WFH, the importance of creating high-quality workspace has been brought to the
At the beginning of the year, Jeremy Hunt declared that the government was announcing ‘growth sectors which [would] define the century’, alongside Rishi Sunak pledging that Britain would become the world’s next Silicon Valley. Following this, the UK government has invested in a £370mn Science
RECENTLY promoted to Assistant Store Manager, Olga Cotterill has been a valuable member of the Specsavers Hampton St Clare’s Sainsbury’s team since March 2022. Originally from Tallinn, Estonia she moved to the UK seeking better opportunities for herself and her family in 2002. During the
Camden is one of London’s hippest neighbourhoods and millions of tourists stop by the area a short walk from Euston and King’s Cross each and every year to sample the culture and history of the borough. There’s tons to do in and around Camden, but
Men who are four inches taller than average, earn 10% more per year, and blind job interviews can result in more women being hired, are some of the insights revealed in a new book by Professor Doctor Matthias Sutter from the University of Cologne. In