Andi and Miquita Oliver introduced Wilderness Festival goers to a selection of European cheeses, sharing culinary tips and insights during a live podcast with special guest Matt Tebbutt….
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Museum of Home · The Courtauld Shop · House of Voltaire at Studio Voltaire · Design Museum Shop · Saatchi Gallery Store · Royal Academy of Arts Shop · Dulwich Picture Gallery Shop · Soane Museum Shop · V&A Shop · London Transport Museum Shop · William Morris Gallery Shop · ICA Bookstore…
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TP Caring Spaces create spaces that provide a respite from sickness, stress, and even the great pains of shift working in hospitals and/or charities…
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Charities you can volunteer for in London. Team Up · akt · City Sanctuary UK · Literacy Pirates · The Big Help Out · Shout · Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) · Canary Wharf Group x The Felix Project · The Kids Network ...
Read MoreFlowwow has launched a new floral-themed AR quiz just in time for Mother's Day, making it easier to select the perfect bouquet for your loved one…
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As Mother's Day rapidly approaches, here’s our selection of events within the city that are guaranteed to create treasured memories. Whether it's indulging in a luxurious afternoon tea aboard the British Pullman train, crafting a beautiful floral bouquet, or savouring a delicious Sunday roast on a trendy Shoreditch rooftop, we have you covered…
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To mark Cervical Cancer Prevention Week (23 - 29 January 2023) we are supporting Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust in its call to get towards a future where cervical cancer is a thing of the past. The charity is launching a campaign to End Cervical Cancer in the UK…
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Having been loyal to Hinge as a dating app for as long as I can remember, and with little-to-no success regardless of how you define it, recent post-pandemic socialising with other singletons has made me more aware of the alternatives on offer…
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FLO London features in the June, July and August 2022 issues of British Vogue. As a female-owned business this has been a wonderful opportunity and a chance to showcase our newest collection of Ghanaian wax print products made from Nsubra fabrics…
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The Tampon Tax, as it’s widely referred to, meant that until this year sanitary items were classed as a non-essential, luxury product and subject to VAT…
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It has been almost a year since the lockdown began, with the hospitality industry and small businesses being severely affected. We are now in our third lockdown and now more than ever local businesses need our support. We have put together a list of businesses you can support this week….
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Attention road runners, weightlifters and Pilates lovers! The gyms might be still be closed but that doesn’t mean your physical health has to suffer – and no your only option isn’t Joe Wicks. We’ve scoured the internet for some of the best online platforms that are offering workouts to get your heart racing and that blood pumping….
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27 January is the date designated by the UN as the International Holocaust Remembrance Day, also known as Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK. It is a day for remembering the millions of people murdered under Nazi Persecution and the genocides which followed in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia and Darfur…
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The second lockdown is upon us but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with seven of our favourite podcasts varying from the mysterious story of Anna Delvey through to some weird and wonderful facts…
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We caught up with with Hannah, Rachelle and Aky to discuss the growing success of the project they launched in May of this year - Brown Sugar: The Podcast. There is more however to the dynamic relationship between these three women, than the banter that breezes through their recordings….
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Antisemitism both on and offline is a relatively everyday occurrence. Before society can do something about the problem however, it is important to acknowledge it…
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Over the past few weeks, we’ve spoken to a range of key workers to understand whether attitudes towards them have changed as a result of the pandemic. Just a few weeks ago the UK public was uniting every Thursday evening on their doorsteps to clap and cheer for the key workers…
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It’s no secret that Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, has been under intense, long-term scrutiny for how the platform responds to hate speech and misinformation posted by its users. Though Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been introduced to detect..
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In the last few weeks, the UK has watched as its European neighbours have started to reopen shops, meet with family members and enjoy some semblance of life before lockdown. Like a naughty child, confined to its room…
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The high street has visibly been struggling to retain retailers, but now, it has a new issue to contend with: Coronavirus…
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