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Read MoreFrom pop-up galleries in Peckham to podcast studios in Hackney, freelancing in London offers endless creative opportunities, and just as many challenges. Whether you’re a graphic designer working from a café in Camden or a self-taught filmmaker balancing shoots and edits, life as a freelancer in the capital is full of movement, freedom, and unpredictability. […]
Read MoreToyosi Saliu Makes a Solid Gold Statement With Breathtaking 24-Carat Art From the heart of the African continent but firmly rooted in London, rises an exciting new artist whose work bridges African identity and ancestral royalty with modern elegance. Nigerian artist Toyosi Saliu uses real 24-carat gold to craft dazzling portraits that bring a […]
Read MoreThere’s Xmas Cheer in Euston – Food, Drink, Culture! The December snow augurs a postcard perfect Christmas in London – and where better than Euston to kickstart your festivities! Even before you exit the train station you’ll stumble across its unique local history. Also, you’ll find a station pub named after a towering landmark […]
Living in the capital city of the United Kingdom is exciting and full of opportunities to do new things and meet new people, however, it isn’t a secret that it can be expensive. Despite London salaries being higher than national, it can be tricky to save money when prices are also high and the temptation to […]
The new immigration system which is based on points has come under examination and scrutiny since its announcement, with much stricter rules for those who apply for visas and essentially eliminating entry to unskilled workers. Priti Patel, the Home Secretary, has pushed for this new system before in Brexit debates, but has admitted it meant […]
It was announced by Gavin Williamson on Wednesday in the House Of Commons that schools across the UK will be closing from Friday 20th March. Exams have been cancelled for the time being, while more discussions take place to figure out how to move forward. Boris Johnson said that schools will close “until further notice”, […]
Britain faces its biggest crisis in recent history but Bulldog spirit and community kindness is the way ahead during these uncertain times. Scroll down to the bottom to the section in green text for NHS and Public Health England advice and helplines and to contact community mutual aid groups across London. Also, read about how […]
The ever-changing pandemic that is the Coronavirus has now seen many self-isolate. Advice has changed somewhat too, with over 70’s advised to self-isolate for up to four months and those who don’t necessarily show symptoms can also isolate for up to seven days. Despite the virus taking up to 14 days to show, it’s unclear […]
The all-important 2020 budget announcement on 11th March was significant for many reasons, the first since Brexit and for the newly appointed government. But before the announcement there was a little noise being made from protestors outside the Houses of Parliament. Extinction Rebellion were among various other groups protesting, ahead of the announcement from the […]
International Women’s Day started back in 1975, contrary to popular belief of it being a more modern movement, and is held annually to encourage gender equality, celebrate wo men’s achievements, raise awareness against bias and take action for equality. This year it falls on Sunday, 8th March 2020, and while it’s important to celebrate we […]
Sajid Javid resigned as chancellor on Thursday, after serving more than ten years in ministerial roles and will continue as an MP for Bromsgrove. He has said he will continue to support The Prime Minister and government from the backbenches. While the media have suggested the resignation is part of a “brutal Cabinet cull”, or […]
“The most boring and complicated subject in all of public life” – said the man who created the infamous Poll Tax. The results though were anything but. The flat tax rate which meant rich and poor paid the same, led to riots up and down the country and the removal of Margaret Thatcher. The Poll […]