Amazonica has lived in Kensington for nine years (Daniel Lynch) I’ve lived between Gloucester Road and High Street Kensington for eight or nine years now. I’ve always gravitated to this part of... Read more »
But there is one wellness craze sweeping the capital promising freezing baths and plunging body temperatures that has been hard to miss. London has become home to an emerging community sauna movement... Read more »
More than three-quarters of 11-year-olds in the borough will be able to attend their school of choice in September, according to Pan London Admissions Board data. It comes on National Secondary School... Read more »
Kingston University and the University of the Arts London (UAL) have joined forces to develop a Creative and Digital Innovation Cluster offering businesses across South London opportunities to access research-based expertise. The... Read more »
For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Jo Nesbø, the Norwegian author... Read more »
Junkyard Golf Club, in Camden Lock Place, opened with a grand launch party on September 1 with more than just golf on the offering. Sweet Sunrise, a mocktail on the menu that... Read more »
Bricklane, the residential property investment platform, has doubled its geographic footprint by expanding into select markets in the north west of England. The business is now active in six major markets where... Read more »
A south London based tradeswoman is revolutionising and taking the trades industry by storm by offering price busting quotes. Lauren Wood, 30, from Croydon, has been painting and decorating for 15 years... Read more »
Fashionable Central London enclave Camden Town is set to undergo a transformation with a string of new projects. It’s already famous for its youthful nighttime economy, canal and parks, and unusual and... Read more »
A Greenwich-based organisation, that has run free dance classes for all ages for 30 years, is at risk of closure following an 100 per cent cut to their main source of funding.... Read more »