Mimi-Isabella is an award-winning Civil Engineer at Sir Robert McAlpine with a strong interest in sustainable construction materials, particularly concrete…
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Planning a date night is stressful enough as it is, so we’re here to ease some of that stress by giving you some best bars in London for a date night. Whether you’re after a romantic setting to impress your Bumble date…
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Tara Maiorano, 34, is a Site Engineer at Carey’s Civil Engineering and a mum to a three year-old girl. She is currently working on a challenging top-down project on Curzon Street in Mayfair….
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Amelie is a civil engineer who has worked as a site engineer on several high rise concrete frames. She now specialises in temporary works…
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The problem of racism and the history of slavery is often thought (ignorantly so) to be confined to America, an issue that is being tackled over the pond. Students are often taught about the United States long-standing relationship with racism…
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Rayane Kassal is Moroccan Lebanese civil engineer who grew up in Casablanca. She studied civil engineering in France and started her career on one of the biggest hospital jobs in Europe …
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Black people have historically not been well represented in mainstream art. Social media is allowing us to celebrate diversity and culture and allowing black artists to showcase representation…
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Renii Onadipe is a Civil Engineer from London working for Costain. She is currently working on High Speed 2 (HS2). Some of her previous projects include large infrastructure projects such as Crossrail and Thames Tideway…
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Lauren is a 29-year-old Civil Engineer from Scotland. She is currently working on one of the most demanding and exciting transport projects in Europe: High Speed 2 (HS2)…
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International Women in Engineering Day (IWIED) occurs annually on the 23rd June. In honour of this, we have a series of eye-opening interviews with inspiring women currently working in the engineering sector…
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Michaela Coel returns to our screens with her new drama exploring the grey areas surrounding consent in both heterosexual and homosexual relationships, specifically when sexual conduct takes place under the influences of alcohol and drugs….
Read MoreThis latest instalment of ‘this month in food’ we are bringing some of our favourite spots in the city to your attention. Including the newly opened Church Food Hall in Mayfair…
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For your daily dose of “wokeness” through Instagram, discover some of the digital art we love and appreciate for their thought-provoking pieces surrounding topics such as Pride, racism and Covid-19…
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Cinemas are now a thing of the past and we’re so grateful for Netflix and Sky. A movie night at home is budget-friendly, easy, a great way to spend time with your loved ones and it’s also an ideal excuse to carry on snacking…
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For years, non-profit organisations like Fashion Revolution and Remake have been fighting for fair wages, safe working conditions and against extreme waste and environmental destruction…
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On March 23, Pride in London cancelled the event to follow government guidelines to protect against the spread of the coronavirus. London has had to say goodbye to its most colourful series of events, shows and parades until 2021…
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We all have the power to make great change, so instead of doing nothing, why not order a few of these books and attempt to understand this widespread issue…
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Following the announcement that non-essential shops can open from June 15th, several London galleries will be reopening by appointment only. Social distancing will be observed and visitors will be encouraged to wear face masks…
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As a result of the lockdown and government measures only permitting six people to meet outside at one time, the LGBTQ+ community will be celebrating Pride Month in a different way to usual. Though many events have been cancelled or postponed, there are still ways to celebrate…
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The Arabic word Shakshouka (or shakshuka) means “all mixed up”. This traditional breakfast from North Africa and the Middle East has become a popular option in most brunch spots in London and it’s no surprise why it’s so loved…
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