PRESTON MUM OF 3 IS STAR OF THE SHOW AT CELEB DOCUMENTARY SCREENING AT LEICESTER SQUARE She coaches celebrities and has been known to be papped with them, but this week mum of 3, Dani Wallace from Preston, had a very special VIP moment of her own as she rolled out the yellow carpet welcoming TV stars, musicians, influencers and entrepreneurs to celebrate her documentary screening at Vue Cinema, Leicester Square. Hosted by TV and radio personality, Remel London, the documentary drew a diverse crowd. TV stars such as; BBC presenter Ionica Adriana, Traitors Theo Mayne, The Hunted’s Jean-Pascal Barbe…
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London Wetland Centre and Brixton-based charity Poetic Unity have teamed up to help protect London’s natural habits. The two London organisations have collaborated to create a poetry film to raise awareness about the importance of nature and wildlife preservation, titled ‘Symbiosis – A Love Letter to Nature’. The poem, written by Amaarah Roze of Poetic Unity after a group of Poetic Unity members spent a day immersing themselves in the wetlands, highlights the fears the next generation have for the future of the natural world, but also the courage they have to fight for the existence of Mother Nature. Alexia…
The Top Dining Room Trends Serving Style and Function Dining rooms offer a dedicated space that sets clear boundaries within your home, encourages healthy eating habits, and provides the perfect setting for hosting and bonding. The trend of entertaining at home in a relaxed atmosphere continues to grow as an appealing alternative to dining out, while sharing meals with family remains a cherished way to connect. Here, we explore the latest dining room trends that combine style with practicality just in time for the celebration season. Rich Wood Main image Amato, Dark Chestnut Oak Extra Matt hardwood floor from £55.99…
The ninth edition of the London Podcast Festival returns to celebrate the art of podcasting with live recordings, interviews and behind the scenes insights to your favourite celebrity podcasts. The event is being held at the home of podcasting, Kings Place London, the UK’s premier venue for live podcasting and the launch site of Europe’s first major podcast festival in Europe. Since its first year Kings Place has welcomed 60,000 visitors and 700 podcasters to the London Podcast Festival, a festival like no other, which is focused on exceptional experiences for podcasters and fan communities, celebrating the artform of podcasting. Curated…
StayCotswold has been awarded the title of ‘Luxury Self Catering Accommodation Provider of the Year 2023/24’ in the Central England Prestige Awards and has scooped the ‘Best Independent Luxury Holiday Let Agency in the UK’ accolade at the global LuxLife Resort & Retreat Awards 2024. Winning in both award schemes against tough competition is a huge achievement for the Stow-on-the-Wold based firm, which has an impressive portfolio of over 200 luxury holiday homes, including cosy cottages, barn conversions, country houses and quaint shepherd’s huts. LuxLife and The Prestige Awards celebrate small and medium-sized enterprises excelling in their market. StayCotswold impressed judges in areas such as service excellence, quality of the brand,…
Pilates can be energy-boosting because it combines low-impact movements with focused breathing and muscle engagement. Unlike high-intensity workouts that can sometimes leave you feeling drained, Pilates uses controlled movements that help build strength and flexibility without overexerting the body. The exercises target the core muscles and involve the whole body, improving posture and alignment, which in turn allows the body to use energy more efficiently throughout the day. As you strengthen and stabilise the core, you reduce muscle fatigue and strain, which can help you feel more energized. Another way Pilates boosts energy is by increasing circulation and oxygen flow.…
When do University students need to pay taxes on their part-time jobs and side hustles? With the rise in the popularity of young entrepreneurs, influencers, and the high cost of living, more university students are turning to innovative means to boost their income. A study by National Student Money found that 36% of students in 2023 had started a side hustle alongside their studies to support themselves. Whilst many students still choose to take on more traditional forms of part-time work alongside their studies such as working in local bars, cafes and retail shops, independent side hustles are certainly growing…
The international legal order faces a grave threat from authoritarian regimes. New research from Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) therefore proposes for the first time, an abstract and normative definition of authoritarian international law norms. There is growing concern that international human rights law could be co-opted by autocratic regimes, argues Monika Polzin, Professor of Public and Public International Law at WU. China’s praise for an undemocratic democracy and a “community with a shared future for mankind” may mask a totalitarian agenda aimed at crafting a new global order devoid of liberal human rights principles. The research reveals…
As businesses face a growing need to be adaptable and agile, more organisations are focusing on strategic vision and cultural fit in executive recruitment, with industry experience less critical for future leaders. That’s according to new poll data from leading talent solutions provider, WilsonHCG. In a snapshot online survey, WilsonHCG found that almost a third (31%) of respondents valued strategic vision as the most critical attribute when hiring for an executive position. A further 26% cited cultural fit as an important element. In comparison, just 12% of those polled stated that industry experience was key. As Phil Brakewell – Vice…
Line-up updates include appearances by Nick Grimshaw, Maisie Williams, and guest Joanne McNally Acast and The Guardian Podcasts are confirmed as this year’s festival partners The Podcast Maker Weekend, aimed at aspiring podcasters, is confirmed to return for a second year The London Podcast Festival, which will take place from the 5th-15th of September in the heart of the cultural quarter in King’s Cross, is today announcing the further additions to its jam-packed 2024 line-up of live shows, as well as the highly anticipated return of its Podcast Maker Weekend. Rounding off an already stellar line-up, which included live shows…