Millions of gamblers participate in sports betting every day, and because it is such a diverse and captivating activity, there is a wide variety of sports available on online betting platforms. The Kenyan sports betting market has a wide range of interesting sports choices, is
El Norte – the luxury Spanish restaurant in Mayfair – has announced the launch of ‘La Fiesta’: Spanish parties that will get the weekend started every Friday night. Launching on Friday 22nd September, La Fiesta promises an unforgettable experience for diners who can expect to
The Royal Opera House is delighted to begin a bold new creative partnership with the city of Bradford, starting this December with a Christmas concert featuring the Songs for Ukraine Chorus. Performing in the beautiful Bradford Cathedral, the Chorus will sing alongside local choirs and
The number of employees voicing wellbeing concerns is on the rise, but a significant number of organisations and managers are ill-prepared to address them, according to new research from Mintago. The fintech startup surveyed 503 senior managers within UK-based organisations (public and private sector). This
Sitting on its namesake Newman Street in Fitzrovia,The Newman, one of 2024’s most anticipated openings, is the first hotel from new international hospitality management company Kinsfolk & Co. Fitting effortlessly into the creative village of Fitzrovia in central London, where the culture of Bloomsbury meets
Chronos Publishing having acquired the rights from Agent Fox Media, are delighted to announce that they have signed Stephen Gillen in a two-book deal. Stephen was one of the UK’s most wanted London gang members and was incarcerated for 15 years as a Category A
The survey of 2,000 British pet owners reveals that pets are now pivotal to the nation’s Halloween celebrations, with Halloween pet costume orders tripling on Amazon this year. According to the findings, two-thirds (67%) of animal owners plan to dress up their furry companions this
Lord Karan Bilimoria CBE DL has been appointed patron of the Small Business Charter – the mark of excellence for business schools that excel in supporting small businesses, entrepreneurs, and local economic growth. He has used the appointment to urge UK business schools and government
A new survey of secondary school students in London* by Impero Software reveals that many have viewed prohibited online content during lessons including shopping sites, social media, and other restricted – and harmful – websites. Over a quarter (27%) admit to shopping during class, with
ROYAL commentator Michael Cole has said that King Charles should not apologise for historic British military action in Kenya during his visit there. He was responding to reports that the King will acknowledge a “painful history” between the two countries during a trip there tomorrow.