Flexible work options thrive in London
At WeWork, the global real-estate start-up, things are fast and loose and anything goes. At least that’s the way things were. Previously in the rare league of start-up ‘unicorns’, the Continue Reading
It’s Pancake Day! – It’s a thing! And it’s called Shrove Tuesday
Pancakes, hotcakes, cakes of pan, crepes – whatever you call them, they are delicious and worthy of a holiday all their own – Pancake Day. If you’re like me, your Continue Reading
Grub’s up: edible insect market will exceed £6bn by 2030
Edible insect start-ups in Europe are scrambling to enter the market despite obstacles to edible insect consumption still existing. Research shows this emerging industry will be worth more than £6bn Continue Reading
Top 5 Parks to visit in London
Vivid, chaotic, exciting, fun, noisy and bold, these are only a few of the adjectives that come into mind when describing London. People from all over the world are drawn Continue Reading
Culture Shock – What, Why, When, How?
Culture shock: a feeling of confusion felt when visiting a country or place that is not familiar. Sounds relatable? Commonly experienced by travellers and exchange students, culture shock triggers feelings Continue Reading
Yosemite National Park – Tips Before You Go
There is nothing that can prepare for the beauty that awaits you at Yosemite National Park, California. Here are some helpful tips to get the most out of your trip, Continue Reading
London the capital of Fashion
London, New York, Milan, Paris: The most influent capitals of the fashion industry. London, the second worldwide capital of fashion, influence and gather Haute Couture clothes and commercial brands. Continue Reading
Catcalling in London gets its own call out
Chalked across the sidewalk in Russell Square in bright rainbow colors are the words: “You’re too cute to walk alone.” If you’re female and reading this, this is already all Continue Reading
5 Winter Skincare Tips You Need To Know
As we transition into the cold, but festive season, our skin needs quite a bit of attention. After all, no one likes dry, flaky skin. In order to prevent Continue Reading
London borough accused of cutting down protected trees to make way for new graves
A south London council is cutting down unsanctioned trees to make more burial plots in its cemeteries, activists claim – despite declaring a climate change emergency last year. Friends of Continue Reading