The body representing the environmental health profession has responded to an opinion article published in the i Paper headlined ‘Britain’s pubs and clubs are dying – thanks to this obscure anti-noise ...
More than one in three London homeowners, 35%, have put off building work in the last five years because they could not find ...
Erfan Ovee Nomaan, Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance at the University of West London’s (UWL) Claude Littner Business ...
Fang-cy a bite? Halloween is taking over TGI Fridays™ this October, and guests can expect a spook-tacular limited-time food and drinks menu. Running from 12th October -1st November, guests can enjoy a ...
The cost of failing to raise the period needed to gain indefinite leave to remain in the UK to ten years could cost the taxpayer billions of pounds, according to Nigel Farage. He said on GB News: “We ...
BARBS, Britain’s first Bajan fast-casual restaurant, has launched Rum Stop Fry-Day, a new weekly Friday night fish fry and rum party at Queen of Hoxton in Shoreditch, inspired by one of Barbados’ most ...
Today, Office Space in Town, one of London’s leading flexible office providers, has announced it has received FlexGrade Gold certification across all its uniquely themed London sites in Waterloo, ...
Museum of Illusions London is getting into the festive spirit this Christmas, inviting guests to see the season through a different lens. From mind-bending illusions to interactive exhibits, visitors ...
Two literacy specialists from London have been chosen to present at the World Literacy Summit, scheduled to take place at Oxford University in March 2027. Janette Ballard, the founder of Be Smart ...
Celebrating the fiftieth anniversary of writer Naseem Khan’s groundbreaking report The Arts Britain Ignores, the new archival exhibition and events programme from Unfinished Histories, hosted by ...
Hundreds of people across London, Manchester, Birmingham and Oxford woke up this morning to find a milk bottle on their doorstep containing a letter from a neighbour who is struggling to afford food.
More than one in three London homeowners, 35%, have put off building work in the last five years because they could not find a builder they trust – the highest rate anywhere in the UK – the Federation ...