Recent reports from property site Zoopla have found that agreed sales in the week of January 22 were down by nearly a quarter year-on-year, as the pandemic property boom grinds to a halt. This was a drop of a fifth compared to the five-year average,
On 24 February 2022, the full-scale Russian invasion brought war to all of Ukraine. Hooligan Art Community’s work was disassembled overnight, and its artists displaced. In May 2022 the company came together remotely from Germany where some of them had fled to, and from the
Businesses have been warned to check the quality and availability of broadband connections before agreeing new office deals. Experts from telecoms specialists telephonesystems.cloud have warned firms to verify claimed broadband speeds before signing contracts for new premises. Many companies are currently assessing their office needs
Many businesses are failing to support the mental health and wellbeing of their employees through the cost-of-living crisis, a survey of 3000 companies and staff has revealed. Only a third of businesses said they regarded improving staff morale as their responsibility, according to the YouGov
This spring, celebrated painter and Royal Academician Jock McFadyen will open a space within his studio in London Fields in the first of a series of displays to present his work. Red Yellow and Blue: Four pictures will present a small selection of recent paintings
Renowned Sussex vineyard, Tinwood Estate, has announced that they will open an onsite restaurant on 3rd April 2023. Serving lunch every day and dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings, there will be 50 covers in the restaurant and picnic baskets supplied for those days when
HIGH-PROFILE Remainer Gina Miller said it is “absolutely vital” that both sides of the Brexit debate set aside their differences for the good of the country. Ms Miller, a business owner who took the Government to court in a bid to stop Brexit, told GB
Three of Scandinavia’s most celebrated actors will perform together on stage when The National Theatre of Norway returns to The Coronet Theatre, following its sell-out Little Eyolf, with Strindberg’s savagely comic domestic drama, Dance of Death. The production is currently playing to sell out audiences
On 25th and 26th April 2023 at ExCel London, The Watercooler will return for its second year to challenge the status quo and focus on the future of workplace wellbeing, HR, mental health, and employee culture. A free-to-attend two-day event, it will offer access to
This Valentine’s Day, Bill’s Restaurant welcomes you to celebrate love with those who mean a whole lot. With limited-edition pancakes and cocktails, a special set menu, and shareable sweet treats to choose from, Bill’s has pulled out all the stops this month of love. What