Nearly 29,000 homes and businesses will be shielded from costly global fossil fuel prices that are pushing up energy bills thanks to innovative heat network projects being backed by almost than £56 million of UK Government funding. Heat networks offer a substantial opportunity to assist
Leading developer Galliard Homes recently hosted a craft and food market, featuring local businesses, at their residential development Wimbledon Grounds adjacent to the AFC Wimbledon Stadium. The event, intended to bring new residents at Wimbledon Grounds and locals together, was attended by between 200 and
Leading housing association Notting Hill Genesis is bringing new homes for first-time buyers to west London with the launch of its first phase of Shared Ownership apartments at Lampton Parkside on Saturday 13th August 2022. Located minutes from Hounslow Central Underground station, the development benefits
It’s coming home to the LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort after talented Model Makers hit the back of the net with miniature creations of the England Women’s team built from LEGO® bricks. Captain, Leah Williamson, stands proudly alongside the stars of the tournament, including Beth Mead and
The recovery of tourism is fully confirmed, after the hard years of the pandemic, it seems that the fear of the coronavirus has been left behind and the desire to travel and enjoy a well-deserved holiday is stronger, and, according to the powerful flight and
Wildlife charity Butterfly Conservation are urging people not to become disconnected from nature, after the start of their Big Butterfly Count saw a significant drop in people taking part, in comparison with the last two years. Dr Zoe Randle, Senior Surveys Officer at Butterfly Conservation,
Folk (www.folkcoliving.com), the co-living brand on a mission to set a new standard for renting, is launching its second site in the capital, Sunday Mills in Earlsfield. The building, expected to be completed in September and open for renters to move in the following month,
NEW research has found that today’s children are being paid to complete their household chores, with 70% of UK parents admitting to paying their children for help with jobs around the house. The data indicated that household chores can be a lucrative income for some
CULTURE secretary Nadine Dorries has claimed that Liz Truss is best placed to take over as the new Tory leader as she has “fresh” ideas to invigorate the economy. She told GB News: “What we need on September 5 Is somebody who has fresh, invigorating,
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee, chaired by Lord Bridges of Headley, today invites written submissions to its new inquiry on recent trends in the UK labour market. Vacancies are still at record levels and above pre-pandemic levels in all industries. The committee will