London Primary Schools Selected to Pilot A New Global Plastic Pollution Education Initiative
Two London primary schools have been piloting a new global plastic pollution education programme during Plastic Free July, Central Park...
Month: July 2023
Free Culture Activity In London | Colourful Animal Charity Art Installation in Covent Garden
Covent Garden and Tusk are proud to announce the launch of the Tusk Gorilla Trail at Covent Garden, a new...
Free coding classes for kids and teenagers this summer
After a recent report by the House of Lords found over 10 million adults in the UK lack basic IT...
Time capsule buried to celebrate old and new
To commemorate the history and end of site at the Playfair at Donaldson’s and celebrate its new legacy, award-winning developer...
YouGov finds only half of Brits understand what wearables actually measure — showing lack of understanding about health (2,000 respondents)
New online YouGov data released by mymonX – a non-invasive health and wellness device that analyses vitals to empower proactive...
The Big Bus Show Gets Bigger
Stonham Barns Park will be staging The Big Bus Show again on Sunday 13 August that will feature a form...
PSYCHO-PASS: Providence in Cinemas
The film continues the story of young inspector Akane Tsunemori and the authoritarian Sibyl System that quantifies the human personality...
Carlisle’s newest premier window cleaning service arrives to brighten community’s homes
Local entrepreneur, Lee Young, has recently launched My Window Cleaner to over 20,000 homes in Carlisle. Describing the venture as,...
THE IRREPRESSIBLES — Announce Special UK Tour For October 2023
The Irrepressibles are pleased to announce details of a UK tour this Autumn. The creative guise of Jamie Irrepressible, Northern...
Gold clings to its gains as a haven after Powell’s hawkish speech
The price of gold held onto its recent gains as trading began on Thursday at $1,976 per ounce after the...
