Sutton Council has successfully led a pan-London bid to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to secure funding for a project that will help all London local authorities improve their use of data, to better plan services for vulnerable children and families. The
A further injunction has been approved today (Friday 24 September) by the High Court against climate activists who have been carrying out a string of disruptive demonstrations along major roads and at the vital Port of Dover, attempting to cause blockages and travel chaos for
London refillable beauty retailer Circla has extended its’ ethically made products range and delivery zones. Circla sells a curated selection of beauty and home staples and luxury items from independent brands, including skincare, shampoos, conditioners and body lotions in glass and aluminium bottles. Once enjoyed
With the Anthony Joshua vs Oleksandr Usyk fight set to draw crowds to Tottenham, North London on Saturday night, Domino’s, the nation’s best loved pizza company, will be preparing for one of its busiest nights of the month to please hungry fans as they watch
Three young planners and six planning teams are in the running to win at the first ever Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) London Planning Awards for Planning Excellence. The RTPI represents over 25,000 planning professionals worldwide and promotes spatial planning, shapes policy and raises professional
On Friday 10th September local dignitaries, including the MP for Ealing Central and Acton Dr Rupa Huq, joined Barratt London to celebrate the topping out of the Soleil Apartments at Western Circus. This important milestone celebrated the start of an exciting next chapter for the
The National Deaf Children’s Society has responded to the announcement that the NHS Newborn Hearing Screening Programme has now screened 11 million babies since it began in 2006. Mike Hobday, Director of Policy and Campaigns at the National Deaf Children’s Society, said: “Around half of
London’s leading River Bus operator, Uber Boat by Thames Clippers (www.uberboatbythamesclippers.com), has won Department for Transport (DfT) funding to support three projects to research and develop green river transport for the future. Already a modern and fuel-efficient passenger boat service operating on the River Thames,
Leading executive recruitment agency, Foyne Jones, forge ahead in its bid to raise the profile of the KBB, Builders Merchant & Home Interiors sectors by partnering with trade organisation, The British Institute of Kitchen Bedroom & Bathroom Installation, and national training provider, Didac, specialists in
Following the 606,000 photos that were submitted to the world’s largest photo competition, the CEWE Photo Award, the winner has now been announced. Photographer Manfred Voss was named the winner for his picturesque frosty scene that was captured on the German island of Rügen. ‘Frozen