PRINCE ANDREW will play a prominent role in today’s memorial service for Prince Phillip according to a leading royal expert. Robert Jobson said the Duke of York could even be by the Queen’s side during the event at Westminster Abbey this morning. Jobson, the author
A London-based entrepreneur and lawyer is harnessing his passion for food and drinks to launch his own range of natural, low sugar, alcoholic beverages that utilise probiotic-rich organic kombucha. The new brand, Happy J’s, has now launched online with two flavours inspired by refreshing and
Property agents Henshall & Partners are relocating from their current Southwark office, into a new ground floor suite, within a refurbished townhouse. The office forms part of the new Great Suffolk Yard development in SE1. The move comes after the agents were appointed to sell
The turnout in this year’s City of London Corporation elections was 32.4%. Resident and business voters went to the polls in wards across the City on Thursday to elect 100 members to the Court of Common Council – the City Corporation’s principal decision-making body. A
A book that every film-buff will cherish for a lifetime, Felicity Fair Thompson’s The Lights of Leicester Square oozes film premieres, celebs, royalty and style on each one of its 152 pages. With over 150 photographs spanning the golden years of 1967 to 1976, the
The London office of GAD Commercial Solicitors and Abrams Law, a UK-based US law practice, have advised the founders of Soutron UK, a leader in digital library, archive and knowledge management software, on the UK and US legal aspects of its merger with Soutron US.
Avanton, the leading London investor-developer, is planning new pipeline Build to Rent projects, providing around 800 units, under the A:Living (Avanton Living) brand in the Old Kent Road and Wembley, following the lettings success of the A:Living launch of Build to Rent apartments at their
This Easter, guests attending The Crystal Maze LIVE Experience will come face-to-face with a famously furry, long eared intruder as the Easter Bunny takes over the attractions in both Manchester and London for an egg-citing Easter egg-stravagansa. Alongside games in the four famous zones; Aztec,
Royal Connaught Park, a grand residential development in Bushey, traces its origins back to the early 1900s when the site was first developed as the Royal Masonic School for Boys. Following its closure in 1977, the former school becomes the European Campus for the United
HARPER JAMES, the national law firm built to support growing entrepreneurial businesses, has announced ambitious expansion plans. The firm, which has offices in London, Sheffield, Manchester, Birmingham, Oxford and Cambridge, is embarking on a recruitment campaign which aims to more than double its number of