An ambitious plan to tackle skills shortages, address inequality and boost labour market inclusion in London has today (Friday 11 August) been published by the city’s leading business groups, following the biggest data deep dive on the issues the capital has ever seen. The Local
James Ay transforms into AY Studios and adds a new collection of travel bags to its range, bringing the dream of being a leisure brand that embraces the sun one step closer. Since 2019, James Ay has been designing and producing sunglasses with meticulous aesthetics
A major initiative to help combat period poverty in Uganda was launched today, with the opening of a manufacturing plant for sanitary pads that will significantly improve the lives of up to 50,000 Ugandan girls and women each year. Significant grant funding from the Randal
Two Feng Shui experts have teamed up to offer a two-day VIP experience designed to transform people’s homes. Suzanne Roynon is the UK’s leading interiors therapist, helping people declutter and rearrange their homes to create a happier, healthier and wealthier lifestyle. And Australian Feng Shui
Prague has been declared Europe’s leading vintage shopping destination as new research reveals that 1 in every 5 shops is either vintage or second-hand. The city has over 17 times the number of vintage stores than the likes of fashion capital Milan, and more than
Paddington Central has unveiled a new large-scale public art installation by award-winning artist and designer Adam Nathaniel Furman. The 50-metre curving art wall, entitled ‘Abundance’, now open, celebrates inclusivity, promotes wellbeing and is a new permanent structure in London for Furman. The installation is made
A LEADING accountant has labelled HMRC as ‘dead in the water’ – after receiving a response to an enquiry submitted in 2020 more than three years later JF Hornby & Co requested a simple administrative change be made to one of their client’s accounts on
By Kiran Bedder-Patel The dust has finally settled on what has been one of the most historic years yet, at the Farmfoods British Par 3. The 90th year anniversary did not disappoint with 2001 winner, Robert Rock taking home the first-place prize of €50,000 after
Visit one of Kent’s loveliest vineyards this autumn to celebrate the grape harvest and enjoy local food and wine at one of the many special events that are now available to book. Idyllically located in Westerham, near Sevenoaks, Squerryes are offering wonderful new food and
Half of homeowners have admitted to burying items in their garden. That’s according to a new survey by Toolstation of 1,013 UK homeowners with gardens. To dig into this further, the tool retailer also asked homeowners and tradespeople for the strangest items they’ve found when