Special Olympics GB has today announced the launch of its first Social Enterprise – among one of the first within the Special Olympics movement – with the introduction of a new Special Olympics GB athlete led online art business called Niall Guite – ‘Art with
Councillor Marsha Moseley, the Mayor of Guildford, has yesterday (Tuesday 16th November) officially opened housebuilder Barratt Southern Counties’ new Head Office in Guildford. The event marks the housebuilder’s continued investment in creating career opportunities in the town. The office opening was attended by a number
Azets, the UK’s largest regional accountancy and business advisor to SMEs, has relocated its Newbury staff to new offices in London Road, Newbury, just across from its previous site, in order to capitalise on the booming local economy. The new Newbury office opens after an
Staff at the long-established Mayhew animal charity in North West London, patron the Duchess of Sussex, are holding a ballot for industrial action over staffing levels and trade union recognition, Unite the union said today (Wednesday 17 November). The ballot for strike action and industrial
Notting Hill Genesis is bringing new homes to Mill Hill, NW7, this month with the launch of one- and two-bedroom apartments at Twenty Millbrook Park. Launching on Saturday 20th November, these new apartments will be available to buy through Shared Ownership and will be offered
This is the first indoor shutter exhibition of its kind in the UK, if not in the world. It features the works from 25 of London’s most respected graffiti writers. The show illustrates the history of UK graffiti culture in a new and innovative way.
Tell me more, tell me more… Grease has been named the UK’s favourite movie soundtrack of all time, according to new national research published today. The study, carried out by Showcase Cinemas to celebrate the release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife starring Paul Rudd and Finn Wolfhard,
If you’re looking to make some extra cash throughout the festive season, the good news is that there are plenty of companies hiring on a short-term basis and at generous rates in order to keep up with customer demand. However, with so many positions looking
Sophie Robbins decided to re-enter education in her early 50s to pursue a career in nursing. Now in her second year of an adult nursing degree at Kingston University, Sophie reflects on her student placements – which included working on a Covid-19 positive ward at
Let’s face it. If you are new in the business world, it’s easy to feel intimidated. There is so much terminology and so many buzz words floating around that’s it’s understandable if you feel out of your depth. To begin with, you must determine two