Analysis by London Councils reveals almost double the number of homeless women than men are in temporary accommodation arranged by a borough in the capital. Based on government figures, the research shows 42,000 occupants of temporary accommodation in London are female adults compared to 21,700
Trapped in Zone One, a Tower Hamlets, London based arts collective have launched a new project called ‘Culture meets Creativity in Tower Hamlets’ in which they plan to create a new community mural in Shadwell Gardens celebrating culture in the borough of Tower Hamlets. Trapped
This No Smoking Day (9th March), Stop Smoking London is launching a series of short films from London-based health professionals, calling on smokers to access free support and give quitting another go. Featuring both a London GP and a consultant vascular surgeon, the films are
As part of the launch of the first built and dressed homes on site, Galliard Homes, has unveiled Shakespeare and City-exec themed show apartments at The Stage in Shoreditch, the £750 million transformation of the 2.3 acre site of William Shakespeare’s Tudor Curtain Theatre, where
Greater London has taken the unwanted crown of being named the drug-drive capital of the UK according to a recent report by the team at Private Rehab Clinic Delamere. The report monitored government data for the number of convicted drug drivers in each area of
It’s been recently reported that the Queen will not fully return to Buckingham Palace and has decided to make Windsor Castle her permanent residence as she joins many of us over the last two years in the working from home trend. While many London homeowners
AVA London, the capital’s Leading Electronic Music & Arts Conference, revealed today their final conference programme planned for Friday 18th March 2022 at the Printworks London. The Conference programme combines a series of talks and interactive sessions that play into the conference’s four key themes:
Ahead of London’s second Repair Week, new research by London Recycles has shown that the pandemic has accelerated more of a repair culture, with a quarter (25%) of Londoners saying they’re repairing more because of their slower lifestyle enforced by the pandemic. While repair services
East London’s much-loved canalside venue Number 90 has now been at the heart of vibrant Hackney Wick for eight years. To mark the milestone, the buzzing hub for music, art and food has lined up a huge four-part birthday weekender, featuring DJ sets from Maurice
Leading education pioneer, Andrea Greystoke, who founded the central London ‘family’ of schools, Abercorn, has today cautioned that gender abuse and inequality in the workplace, and in relationships, is likely to continue for longer in our society unless schools embrace a mixed sex approach to