12.5 million school uniforms go into the bin this morning
As the nation’s schoolchildren head back to classrooms on Monday, millions of pieces of clothing could be heading to landfill....
Month: March 2021
UK’s longest running bird survey hit by Covid-19
Breeding numbers of Grey Herons have been continuously monitored by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) since 1928, making this...
ITSU SLASHES PRICE OF MEATLESS MEATBALLS BY HALF TO REFLECT CARBON EMISSIONS SAVED
This National Meatball Day, hungry Brits will be able to get their hands on their favourite vegan dish for HALF...
BARRATT LONDON SUPPORTS RESIDENT’S MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH WELLBEING PARTNERSHIP
Leading housebuilder Barratt London has teamed up with wellness coach Lisa Blane for a series of exclusive videos to give...
NEW COVID-19 TESTING PROGRAMME BEGINS AT INC & CO
A rapid testing programme is launching at Inc & Co’s offices and stores across the country as part of the...
New Strategy Director Inna Lim joins Wates to help drive new integrated business
Wates Construction Group has appointed a new Strategy and Integration Director for its recently formed Group of businesses Wates Integrated...
Empowering women and girls is crucial to ensure sustainable food security in the aftermath of COVID-19
Hunger and famine will persist and there will be unequal recovery from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic unless more...
Silent Pool Gin helps mothers and daughters celebrate “Park Bench Day”
To celebrate the partial lift in restrictions and allowing park bench meet ups with a loved one, to co-incide with...
UK COACHING CALLS FOR GENDER PARITY WITHIN THE COACHING WORKFORCE
The lead charity for coaching in the UK is calling for more women to enter the coaching workforce. UK Coaching...
CUTTY SARK CAPTURED IN ITS ORIGINAL GLORY BY THE GREAT ARTIST EDWARD SEAGO ONE OF TEN WORKS BY THE ARTIST TO GO UP FOR AUCTION
Sailing or history aficionados will be delighted to hear that a magnificent painting of the Cutty Sark, by the celebrated...
