M&A activity in the technology, digital, media, and marketing spaces remained strong in 2022 despite global volatility, the specialist advisory firm Ciesco has said. Though the last year involved the war in Ukraine, supply chain issues linked to Covid and China’s shutdown, and a massive
February is the official month of love at Grounded Kitchen. The Korean-inspired restaurant brand is inviting diners to ‘share the love’ between 11th-14th February – be that in the traditional way on the 14th for Valentine’s Day itself, or with a special girlfriend on the
School’s out and parents are again looking for ways to keep the kids entertained during the half-term holidays. London’s first and largest virtual reality arcade, DNA VR, is the ultimate half-term escape, enabling families to unleash their inner adventurer. Suitable for thrill-seekers of any age,
Since the German ‘traffic light’ coalition of the SPD, Greens, and Liberals promised in their 2021 post-election governing manifesto to decriminalise cannabis, it sent shockwaves in the global discussion on the benefits of legalising the drug. Should this move by the German Government prove successful,
As a Biological Psychologist teaching course material on human attraction at Leeds Trinity University, Dr James Jackson has extensively considered the science and theory behind what makes a match. For many, the search for true love can be long and arduous, with wish-lists lengthy and
A major exhibition showcasing the best new architecture from across Europe has opened at Kingston University’s multi award-winning Town House, with an exclusive preview event marking the start of a month-long residency. The exhibition of the EU Mies van Der Rohe Award for Contemporary Architecture,
This February, Ole & Steen brings a taste of Fastelavn to their bakeries with a host of festivities and delicious Fastelavnsboller or ‘Festival Buns’ for all to enjoy. WHAT IS FASTELAVN? Fastelavn (pronounced Fast-e-la-ven), is probably a holiday that most Brits have never heard of
In response to the news that energy firms have agreed to stop the forced installation of prepayment meters, the charity Scope calls for an outright ban backed up with compensation. Tom Marsland, Policy Manager at disability equality charity Scope, said: “Energy suppliers committing to stop
Although glare problems persist all year round, during the winter it’s particularly noticeable because the sun is low in the sky. Whilst it may be cold, this winter sun can pose a real hazard to drivers as the glare can temporarily blind drivers as 23.5%
Research led by scientists at St George’s, University of London has discovered 119 areas in the genome that help to determine the size and shape of blood vessels at the back of the eye, and that an increase in ‘twisting’ of the arteries could cause