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
London-based singer-songwriter and performer Louise Havell has had a life well-travelled, full of rich experiences and observations which inform her creativity and fuel her songwriting. She is also a versatile and accomplished multi-instrumentalist. Drawing inspiration from Tori Amos, Kate Bush and Joni Mitchell, her music
Thousands of commuters across London will see their travel costs reduced by over a third and journey times massively reduced from today (24th May) as the Elizabeth line officially opens to the public. Thanks to £9bn of Government investment, almost half of the project’s total
The Food Foundation is launching an online portal to share the experiences of people struggling to survive Britain’s cost of living crisis. Breadline Voices Breadline Voices, a new series from The Food Foundation, features powerful case studies highlighting the grim reality facing millions of families
The annual Festival of Communities celebrates everything that makes east London a fantastic place to live and work. Hosted by Queen Mary University of London and Tower Hamlets community groups and organisations, the festival allows visitors to engage with exciting research through games, sports, crafts
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