Have you ever tossed a coin into a wishing well or fountain and wondered where it ends up? A new study by VegasSlotsOnline.com, a leading igaming platform, has revealed the top spots globally where wishes turn into generous donations, with Rome’s Trevi Fountain leading the way. Over $1 million (more than £850k) worth of coins are thrown into the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy, each year At the other end of the table are London’s Trafalgar Square fountains, from which just $1,500 (£1,200) of usable coins are collected by charity per annum Italy is home to more generous wishing wells/fountains…
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The first of three new hybrid boats joins the Uber Boat by Thames Clippers fleet From today, sightseers and commuters in London can make more eco-friendly journeys. Earth Clipper, Europe’s first hybrid high speed passenger ferry, built to the High-Speed Craft Code, and the first of three new Uber Boat by Thames Clippers passenger ferries to operate with zero tailpipe emissions in Central London, starts sailing. Leading the way in passenger boat design, Earth Clipper gives an almost 90 per cent reduction in CO2e compared with running solely on conventional marine diesel. The 18th high-speed catamaran in the Uber Boat by Thames…
The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences launch Royal Parks Picnics The ideal al fresco option for a sunny day The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences, in the heart of Mayfair, London, has launched their ‘Royal Parks Picnics’ al fresco experience. Situated directly opposite Green Park and just a short walk away from Hyde Park, the Athenaeum is the perfect location for visitors to explore London’s gorgeous green spaces. The hotel’s new offering provides a scrumptious picnic experience for those looking for a nature-packed way to enjoy the city’s royal parks. So grab a picnic basket, find a serene spot and bask in…
Generally, people try and treat colds and flu once they’re sick, however a UK pharmacist suggests that people could start preparing now to minimise their risk of getting sick in the coming months. Colds, flus and other respiratory illnesses are more common in colder months. This is because viruses tend to live longer in colder temperatures and lower humidity. The cold weather forces people to be in enclosed spaces longer – increasing the risk of infection. Abbas Kanani, superintendent pharmacist of Chemist Click says that people should consider avoiding large crowds and busy places, ahead of a drop in temperature. The…
Lone Design Club Announces First Department Store Collaboration With Britain’s Largest Family-Owned UK Department Store, Fenwick. When: 12th September – 16th October 2023 Where: Fenwick of Bond Street. Time: Mon-Sat: 10 am – 8 pm Sun: 11.30 am-6 pm Lone Design Club – the trailblazing platform that celebrates independent designers – is thrilled to announce an exciting first with a new partnership with Britain’s largest family-owned UK department store, Fenwick. From September 12th to October 16th, the two entities will join forces to launch the LDC x Fenwick immersive pop-up space within Fenwick’s iconic Bond Street store. Lone Design Club,…
When it comes to exercise, we typically prefer the comfort of air-conditioned gyms or cool outdoor environments. However, the British summers are increasing in temperature every year and there are numerous advantages to embracing the heat while working out. Exercising in high temperatures can challenge your body in new ways, leading to improved performance, increased calorie burn, enhanced endurance, and even mental toughness. Keep reading to find out the benefits of exercising in the heat and how you can do so safely and effectively. Increased Calorie Burn When your body is exposed to higher temperatures, it needs to work harder…
~ Unique new restaurant & speakeasy serving elevated Irish & British fusion cuisine, with world-class mixology and unrivalled hospitality, in an atmosphere of contemporary sophistication ~ This week, the much-awaited BÓHA London opens its doors at 562 Kings Road. The world class restaurant & speakeasy will offer a unique new dining experience, fusing the best of Irish and British cuisine, alongside meticulously created cocktails, wines and Champagnes, in an atmosphere of immersive refinement. BÓHA London is the first iteration of what’s set to become a truly global brand, while the dust is still settling in London, its founders already have…
Most people mention hot flushes and night sweats when asked about common menopausal symptoms. But around one in every two menopausal women also develop sore muscles and joints at this time of life. This can affect their ability to do simple tasks, remain active and sleep well. In the Summer 2023 issue of The Menopause Exchange newsletter, Victoria Goldman, health journalist, editor and author, discusses joint and muscle pain at the menopause – why women often experience this, treatments and self-help measures, the role of HRT, and whether the symptoms may be a sign of an underlying medical condition such…
Lithuania has, in recent years, increasingly raised its profile as innovative life sciences hub. Attracting international giants such as Thermo Fisher Scientific, the country has been making headlines worldwide due to its mix of strong local talent pool, high quality scientific research and public investments in the field. New mini documentary highlights Lithuania’s commitment to creating life sciences solutions of the global scale. The Lithuanian government has set out an ambitious goal – a 5% GDP contribution by 2030 – for the industry that proved its worth during the pandemic and continues to flourish amid intense international competition. Not only…
Network brokers in the workplace often end up burnt out and more abusive towards their co-workers – new research from ESSEC Business School finds. Employees often serve as “network brokers”, formally and informally connecting other colleagues or groups who would otherwise do not know each other. These brokers often receive numerous career advantages such as faster promotions, unique information access, or a creativity boost. They play a critical role for organizational functioning. However, there can be hidden psychological and social ramifications associated with this important role as they’re also more likely to suffer the consequences of being so socially adept,…