Serve up a winning combination this Wimbledon with PAUL Bakery’s limited-edition patisserie treats – the ultimate way to celebrate summer’s most iconic sporting event. Available from 30th June – 13th July across all PAUL stores (subject to availability), the new range puts a seasonal spin
Côte has unveiled special treats for Father’s Day with a luxurious in-restaurant menu and home-dining experience designed by Gordon Ramsay’s former Executive Chef. Côte Brasserie invites families to celebrate Father’s Day the French way with uniquely curated menus and free drinks for dad, whether dining
Fulham favourite The Prince and sister site The 411 (Angel) have a month of fun in store for the Women’s Euros 1 – 27 July 2025, from Lioness loyalty card schemes to drinks offers, and unrivalled big-screen viewing locations (with beer) that will be showing
Almost half of UK women (48%) say cost is stopping them from freezing their eggs, even though many are open to the idea. New research from TFP Fertility London reveals that affordability remains a key barrier for women considering fertility preservation. One in four women
MAY marks Mental Health Awareness Month and with more businesses focusing on their staff wellbeing, a High Street optometrist in Walton-on-Thames has been sharing some valuable insights with the team to help support their mental health, including managing anxiety and stress in the workplace. The
Nigel Farage has slammed MI6 for flying the Pride flag from its building for the month of June. Speaking on GB News, Nigel Farage said: “One day after the Strategic Defence Review, we’ve been discussing how important all that is, the head of MI6 hosts
While most 26-year-olds are still figuring it out, Ross Chapman is already dominating one of the most elite — and endangered — crafts in the world: traditional watchmaking. In a fading industry where most professionals are twice his age, Ross has emerged as one of
Hestia, the charity supporting people across London and the South East through crisis and trauma, today launches its 2025 London Mental Health Index, revealing a concerning rise in poor mental health across the capital, with an estimated 4.2 million Londoners* affected. The survey of 2000
TFL 36217 large The public consultation on the trial traffic calming measures to reduce congestion, improve air pollution and road safety in areas of West and East Greenwich will close on 24 June 2025 at 5pm. The trial, which began on 27 November 2024 and
ARMED Forces Minister Luke Pollard has denied that the government has backtracked on its pledges to increase defence spending. Asked if the government has watered down its promises, he told GB News: “Absolutely not. This Labour government is increasing defence spending. “We have £5 billion