MOCO Museum talks programme during Frieze 2024
To coincide with Frieze Art Fair, the newly opened Moco Museum London will be hosting two free to attend in-conversation...
Month: October 2024
SIR KEIR WILL BE DANCING TO HIS ADVISOR’S TUNE NOW, WARNS FORMER LABOUR MP
FORMER Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle has said the departure of Sue Gray will mean the Prime Minister will take orders...
Registration is now live for 100% Optical 2025
100% Optical, the UK’s largest optical exhibition, is set to return to London’s ExCeL from 1st to 3rd March 2025....
Author and Comedian Ian Stone Tours Acclaimed Fringe 2024 Show ‘Ian Stone is Keeping it Together’
Ian Stone has just embarked on his first UK national tour with his new acclaimed Edinburgh Fringe 2024 show, ‘Ian...
New survey shows a gender imbalance around financial worries
New research from the charity Young Women’s Trust has shown how money and work worries are blighting young women’s lives...
London Overground stations along the future Mildmay line partner with Crisis to fundraise on World Homeless Day
Transport for London (TfL) and Arriva Rail London have partnered with the national homelessness charity Crisis to fundraise on World...
‘Psychic nights’ help people cope with grief, new academic study finds
Attending psychic nights eases people’s grief over the loss of a loved one, regardless of whether they actually believe in...
TETLEY STRIKE ESCALATES AS WORKERS ANNOUNCE MORE INDUSTRIAL ACTION
These women work their fingers to the bone for this company, providing the UK with its favourite cup of tea,...
HUTONG LAUNCHES LIMITED EDITION NORTHERN CHINESE DIM SUM SERIES
Chinese fine dining destination, Hutong, is reinventing the traditional Southern Chinese dim sum with the launch of a new, delicious...
Students have returned to studies but bargain university rooms are still available for visitors
Students may have returned to university but non-students can still rent some bargain rooms. Visitors who want to explore places...
