DAI Magister appointed two senior advisors, Claude Sassoulas and Sudhir Ispahani, both highly successful, seasoned communications tech entrepreneurs and executives. These appointments demonstrate DAI Magister’s commitment to recruiting the most highly regarded specialists in its sectors of operation. Paris based Claude, has over 25 years’
SEGA Europe Limited and Two Point Studios™ have today announced it will be opening a one-of-a-kind culinary experience in Shoreditch, London, on Tuesday 9th August to celebrate the launch of the highly anticipated university management sim Two Point Campus™. Two Point Canteen has partnered with
Balfron Tower has long been an iconic symbol of East London’s skyline. Now, the architectural icon of 1960’s London Brutalism has been given a new lease of life – sensitively restored in a joint venture between Telford Homes, Londonewcastle and Poplar HARCA. 146 homes in
The 10 most popular overseas jobs in 2022 With 271,680 searches in the last year, ‘teaching jobs abroad’ are the most in-demand positions of 2022. Searches for jobs in hotels landed second place, with 33,840 annual searches, along with chef jobs (5,880) and bartending vacancies
Give A Little today celebrates reaching £10m in donation revenues. This is a significant milestone that reflects over 4,000 charities who have made the move to cashless fundraising with the platform, taking payment card donations via contactless, Chip+PIN and online donations. The Give A Little
Come to Castle Square and join The People’s Company who are hosting FREE animated walking tours this August, which bring to life the amazing history of Zone 1’s Elephant and Castle in London, brought to you by the Elephant and Castle Town Centre team. Following
Capital Gains Tax take up 42% to £14.3 billion in 2020-21 from £10.1 billion in 2019-20. 323,000 taxpayers footed the CGT bill in 2020-21, an increase of 53,000 from the previous year. CGT on residential property disposals accounted for £1.7bn in 2021-22, and was a
Following what is being called the driest July in the UK since 1935, the National Drought Group moved England into “Prolonged Dry Weather” status – the stage before a drought – in an emergency meeting. With England’s rainfall down by 76% in July, restrictions for
Charles Burnand Gallery for the month of September presents First Impression, a group show celebrating glass as a material in contemporary, collectible design with pieces from both established and emerging artists. An intimate curation of ceramic works will sit alongside the glass pieces, referencing the
The success of the Lionesses’ this week has inspired a new generation of girls to get involved in football. However, access to girls only football teams is scarce, as more than half of UK secondary schools do not offer equal football coaching to boys and