Justin Sullivan stepped out from New Model Army to release his second solo album in May this year, eighteen years after the first. He has now announced a 14 date solo tour where he will be playing tracks from the album and from his extensive
Researchers at the University of Bradford (England) say they are close to perfecting a new technique that could revolutionise eye surgery and restore sight to people blinded due to injuries to their cornea. While corneal transplants from donors have been possible for some time –
FOR creativity, collaboration and successful team working nothing beats the office for entrepreneur Eddie Black. Which is why next week he will unveil a brand new state-of-the-art company HQ all built by his own team during the pandemic. For Eddie, the statement building, which includes
Thamesmead’s Tump 53 nature reserve is ready for a school summer holiday of bringing nature, children and the wider community together, thanks to multisensory placemaking and an augmented reality (AR) learning app by London brand agency Alphabetical. Thamesmead has more than double the amount of
Tomorrow marks GCSE results day. For many teens, this will be an incredibly stressful period as they hope for the grades they’ve worked hard for throughout a global pandemic. Nationally representative research from leading EdTech platform MyTutor has found that as a result of the
This year has seen Zeni burst onto the travel tech start up scene, where they are quickly carving out a niche for themselves after successfully capturing the UK summer holiday/city break, budget accommodation market with affordability and community being at the very core of the
Britain is a nation of gin lovers. So much so, we’re now drinking 75 million bottles of gin every year according to the Wine and Spirit Trade Association – ten million extra bottles than we drank pre-pandemic. With summer G&T season in full swing, you’ve
Economic uncertainty in Europe has failed to stop record growth by unicorn companies in 2021, with healthcare businesses amongst the biggest winners. This buoyant trend defies continental nervousness due to intermittent lockdowns, rising unemployment, unpredictable economic growth, COVID-19 variants, and a sluggish vaccination supply throughout
As the amount of top grades secured at A Level reached a record high yesterday, GCSE students are predicted to experience the same, and insiders have suggested their results will increase at every grade tomorrow. A Level students could be considered a litmus test for
With mounting pressure on individuals to take responsibility for the impact they have on the planet, renewables-backed electricity supplier E.ON Next1 has revealed that more than one in three (36%) Brits say they’d feel more motivated to be sustainable if discussions about the topic of