UK rental services provider Housing Hand is working with landlords and accommodation providers to try and calm the increasing anxiety around the impact of the Renters’ Rights Bill. Housing Hand will be hosting a solutions-focused webinar – Bringing solutions to the Renters’ Rights Bill for
Beans on Toast will be back out on the road this March. Touring in support of his critically acclaimed latest work ‘Wild Goose Chasers’, Beans and his long time musical partner Matt Millership are sizing up 16 headline shows in total. Remaining tickets are on
Manchester Originals’ fixtures have been announced for the return of The Hundred this summer, with Emirates Old Trafford once again hosting four match days packed with exciting cricket, world-class players and family entertainment. The men’s and women’s campaign will kick off with a home double
Commenting on the Chancellor’s speech on growth today, BusinessLDN’s Chief Executive John Dickie, said: “The Chancellor is right to recognise that turbocharging growth is the only way that the Government will be able to put more money in people’s pockets and improve public services. “As
Urban exploration has become a significant trend, as people seek enriching experiences within the bustling environments of cities. Unlike traditional holidays, urban adventures allow travellers to immerse themselves in culture, history, and everyday life, all within a compact, walkable radius. The UK, with its mix
In celebration of its new ‘Give it a Shot’ campaign, Plenish, leader in plant-based drinks, has teamed up with London’s top running hub, Runlimited, to energise Londoners on the morning of Friday 31st January with a ‘Run & Rave’. Members of the public can join
A Labour MP has said the CPS were right to charge Rudakubana with murder if they were more confident of getting a conviction. Speaking on GB News, Mike Tapp said: “I think most of the public will agree with me, that this man is a
A security specialist says the UK needs to learn lessons from school shootings in the US as it seeks to prevent a repeat of the horrific Southport killings. Former Scotland Yard detective Phillip Grindell, the founder of Defuse Global, also believes a proper behavioural threat
Art has a class problem. Historically, the representation of working-class life has been filtered through the reductive and distorting lens of the middle-class gaze. Working-class subjects have been under- or misrepresented, stereotyped or sensationalised. Working-class artists have been misinterpreted, pigeonholed, or overlooked altogether. And, for
J D Wetherspoon has today announced a trading update: Like-for-like sales rose by 5.1% in the 25 weeks to 19 January 2025 Like-for-like sales in the second quarter were up 4.6% with 6.1% growth for the 3-week Christmas period The group is confident of a
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