Situated on one of the most sought-after residential streets in North London is a sensational six-bedroom family home, showcasing exceptional interiors and living spaces throughout, along with a magnificent garden featuring a state-of-the art enclosed swimming pool. On the market for £2.55 million through prime London estate agency Anderson Rose, this incredible property offers residents one of the finest living experiences North London has to offer, positioned on the prestigious Cranbourne Gardens while possessing a strikingly attractive appearance both inside and out. The property spans over an impressive 3000 sq. ft and is arranged across three levels. Completed with prime…
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Celebrate Easter in style at Eccleston Square Hotel, one of London’s most exclusive and technologically advanced boutique hotels. From April 17th to April 21st, guests can enjoy an exclusive 10% discount on their stay, which includes a continental breakfast to start each day. Housed within two grand, Grade II-listed white stucco buildings, Eccleston Square Hotel skilfully combines the timeless elegance of early 19th-century architecture with sophisticated, high-tech interiors to offer a truly unique experience in one of London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. Every room is equipped with handcrafted Swedish Hästens massage beds – widely regarded as the finest beds in the world.…
The creator economy is booming, valued at over $24 billion in 2024 alone. Yet, while brands scramble to leverage influencer marketing as part of their marketing and growth strategies, they’re not always aligned with the very people they’re hiring to do the work. In short, everyone is debating creator marketing, without asking for input from the creators themselves. Industry heavyweight Influencer, founded by YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur and investor Caspar Lee and entrepreneur Ben Jeffries, has just released an industry-first report that puts creator voices front and centre: the Creator Perspectives report. The report surveyed 500 of the UK and US’s top content creators…
Modern love can feel like an endless loop of dating apps, situationships, and surface-level connections, but according to Livia Devi, a former C-suite tech executive turned conscious living coach, true, heart-centred relationships aren’t found by endlessly swiping right—they’re consciously created. “Summer is the perfect time to open your heart to deeper connections,” says Livia. “With its energy of renewal and spontaneity, it’s an opportunity to shift away from fleeting encounters and build something real.” So, how do you break free from the cycle of shallow dating and nurture relationships that actually last? Here’s Livia’s expert advice. 1. Stop Searching for…
Renu Ballantine – a food industry entrepreneur, consultant, and private chef with a rich background in business and culinary arts – is a poster child for mid-life reinvention. After 25 years in corporate roles—including at ExxonMobil—when women in STEM were still a rarity, Renu (54) pivoted to follow her true passion: food, inspired by her father’s scientific food innovations and her mother’s home cooking. At 50, she retrained at Leiths School of Food and Wine and gained two culinary qualifications. She subsequently became a food business consultant and private chef (Chef Renu B), catering for bespoke dinners, parties, and events…
Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan OBE has become an ambassador of the Payroll Compliance Authority (PCA), a not-for-profit accreditor in the outsourced payroll sector. With long-awaited sector legislation in the pipeline for 2026, Vaughan’s support marks a prominent new voice for the PCA to advocate for workers, recruitment firms and compliant umbrella companies. Vaughan is best known for serving as England cricket captain from 2003 to 2008, including leading a celebrated Ashes win in 2005 after which he became an OBE. Since retiring as a player, Vaughan has become a respected cricket commentator and involved in a variety of business…
Scopely’s chart-topping mobile game, MONOPOLY GO!, stepped onto the rugby pitch with its electrifying Six Nations ‘Super Saturday’ Tournament this weekend. This marked a historic moment as MONOPOLY GO! became the first-ever Official Mobile Gaming Partner of the Six Nations Championship, bringing the competitive spirit of rugby straight to players’ fingertips. A Scrum-Tastic Challenge for Rugby and Gaming Fans For one weekend only, players can immerse themselves in a limited-time event designed to capture the intensity of the Six Nations. Featuring exclusive in-game rewards and a chance to win the coveted Six Nations Shield, the tournament fuses the excitement of…
As pressure mounts for school caterers to reach stricter guidelines on salt and sugar, local councils are starting to make changes to menus and the products they offer school children in a bid to make mealtimes healthier. Award winning, 100% natural, no added sugar ketchup brand, Real Good Ketchup, has now joined LACA – the school food people – to help support caterers in reaching their salt and sugar reduction targets for school children at mealtimes. With 80% less salt than regular sauces, Real Good Ketchup is addressing both sugar and salt reduction, whilst maintaining a natural taste that children…
Breakfast in bed? Yes, please. But this Mother’s Day, let’s make it extra special with a twist—Sunfly’s delicious, nutrient-packed sunflower seed butters. Whether she’s a fan of a decadent start to the day or loves a wholesome treat, these unique spreads offer a delightful way to celebrate the leading lady in your life. Made from sustainably grown sunflower seeds, these spreads are nut-free, vegan, and crafted with simple, natural ingredients—perfect for mums with dietary restrictions or those who simply love discovering delicious, better-for-you alternatives. Think warm crêpes drizzled with Sunfly’s chocolate sunflower seed butter, golden toast topped with a swirl of…
More than half (54%) of students would be more engaged with their future pension savings if they knew the funds were invested in environmentally sustainable ways to tackle climate change, according to new research conducted by now:pensions, in partnership with charity Debate Mate. The survey of more than 2,000 university students aged 18 to 25 aimed to understand UK students’ views on pensions and environmental sustainability. It found that almost half of the students surveyed (49%) still believe that ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle’ is the most effective way to make an impact on climate change. More than three-quarters (81%) also believe…