What to do in London for the May Day bank holiday weekend May 2, 2024 The top five things to do in London this May Day bank holiday weekend, from traditional festivities to urban festivals and unmissable theatre. 1: SEE SHERIDAN SMITH IN OPENING NIGHT This ill-fated musical about a star having a mental breakdown in the lead-up to the opening of a musical has been forced to close two months ahead [...]
Move fast for Myprotein’s pre-Hyrox shakeout event May 2, 2024 Ahead of the three-day Hyrox weekend in the capital, you can join the Myprotein x Puma event for a 5k shakeout
How elite athletes stay at the top of their game travelling the globe May 2, 2024 Learn how the world’s best athletes keep themselves action-ready whilst being constantly on the move.
Why employers can benefit by taking maternal mental health more seriously May 1, 2024 This week marks the start of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, and businesses are being encouraged to play a greater part in ensuring employees get support.
Ignore the haters: why Sauvignon Blanc is defiantly back in fashion May 1, 2024 Sauvignon Blanc requires your attention this spring
Wellness tech to help keep your daily step count in check April 30, 2024 While walking can be done virtually anytime, anywhere, these handy wellness tech gadgets can give you extra motivation to go one step further.
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9 amazing things to do in London this May, from festivals to art April 30, 2024 9 amazing things to do in London this May
UK firms want tax incentives to invest in employee health amid growing sickness crisis April 30, 2024 The report comes amid a growing debate about the impact of long-term sickness on the UK labour force.
The Ballad of Hattie and James: Powerful acting in a tale of friendship, music and guilt April 29, 2024 The Ballad of Hattie and James | ★★★★☆ | Kiln Theatre In the middle of the bare stage is a grand piano. It is so central to the narrative and to the production of The Ballad of Hattie and James that it should get its own credits. The opening scene sees Hattie (Sophie Thompson) playing [...]