Grade ll listed British telephone box turns into London’s smallest art gallery
An artist has opened and managed an art gallery inside a telephone box in central London. Degard, the owner of
Women’s rugby sevens has never been stronger, says Walsh
The top-end of women’s sevens has never been stronger, according to Australia coach Tim Walsh, who is confident his team have what it takes to get the better of New Zealand at the upcoming HSBC SVNS Grand Final in Madrid.
Progress or political virtue signalling as Met fail to regain trust from London women?
Parliament are discussing violence against women and girls more than ever, yet trust in the Met Police seems to be
Paris Olympics can transform rugby sevens, says Pinder
The spotlight of the Paris 2024 Olympics can help supercharge rugby sevens, according to HSBC SVNS series general manager Sam
Gastón Revol out to make history with Argentina at Madrid Grand Final
Argentina’s Gastón Revol wants to keep making history with his homeland as he looks ahead to next weekend’s inaugural HSBC SVNS Grand Final in Madrid.
Heathrow on track for record passenger numbers in 2024
Passenger numbers at Heathrow Airport are forecasted to exceed pre-pandemic levels in 2024 following the busiest start to a year
London sees sharp decrease in online job advertisements
The index for the number of online job advertisements in London has almost halved since November 2021, according to Office
Eating disorders surge since Covid as NHS London waiting times soar
There has been an epidemic of eating disorders in London since the pandemic, and NHS waiting time targets for under-18’s
Over half of women and girls believe their period puts them at sporting disadvantage
More than half of girls and women in UK sports believe that being on their period puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
Britons urged to check for coins to support cancer charity
You don’t have to dig deep to help – just check your coat pockets and handbags for forgotten coins and donate them to help make life more comfortable for people with cancer.
Do we really choose who we vote for?
Nearly two in three Londoners will listen to friends and family when deciding who to vote for at the upcoming