Situated in the desirable Chiswick House Conservation Area on the prestigious Park Road, a large 3,127 sq ft family house has come to the market through Dexters with no onward chain. Comprising five bedrooms, two reception rooms, a double garage with electric car charging point
To celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and Her Majesty’s 70-year reign, Battersea Power Station will be hosting a special Britannia-inspired party on Thursday 2nd and Friday 3rd June 2022. The family-friendly event will feature a mix of live music and dance performances, screenings of celebrations
Inflation has risen at the fastest rate in 40 years to 9% as energy prices soared in April, according to latest figures from the Office for National Statistics. The dramatic increase is primarily a result of global supply issues and soaring energy and petrol prices
Pupils from the Royal Hospital School in Holbrook, Ipswich, presented the Lighthouse Women’s Aid with a cheque for £1,557 in the schools on site Chapel this week. Katherine Ahluwalia, Training Manager at Lighthouse Women’s Aid, thanked pupils for their generous donation and talked about the
Tonight saw the Tusk Ball take place at Hintze Hall, in the Natural History Museum, as ambassadors and supporters of UK-based, African wildlife conservation charity, Tusk, came together to raise money for the wildlife and people of Africa. In attendance were royal supporters Zara Tindall
Greene King, the UK’s leading pub company and brewer, launches its first-ever invisible Mac(millan) and Cheese to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. Celebrating Greene King’s ten-year partnership with Macmillan Cancer Support, the pub company has added the invisible side dish to its menus, giving
Adoption UK praises the bold ambition in the final report of the Independent Review of Children’s Social Care, published today. However, the charity warns the decision to largely leave out adoption means a vital part of the care story is missing and risks creating siloes
With the Royal Chelsea Flower Show on the horizon, the London Dungeon’s own Queen, Mrs Lovett, has launched her alternative Sour Flower Show, filled with flowers specifically designed to insult the recipient. Insulting with flowers and foliage was a common practice in the Victorian era
The Woodland Trust’s Hainault Forest in Romford has received a top award following the planting of more than 10,000 trees over the last few months. It received the crown in the “Tree and Woodland Planting” category at the London Tree Awards this week, also known
The Kennel Club Art Gallery is unveiling an immersive exhibition showcasing a collection of iconic canine portraits by the renowned Earl family, alongside personal artefacts, photographs and letters. Paintings by the Earl family have long been praised by critics for their ability to capture the