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Introducing VibeAtion: Revolutionising Corporate Wellness For Higher Productivity & Wellbeing April 12, 2024 In today’s fast-paced and competitive corporate world, the importance of employee wellness is at the forefront of discussions and strategies for forward-thinking companies. Recognising this need, VibeAtion, a new corporate wellness company, has entered the scene with a commitment to revolutionise workplace wellbeing. The brainchild of Vrinda Guha, VibeAtion offers bespoke programmes that provides comprehensive [...]
This Savile Row designer had a priceless dress stolen. Then Hollywood came to help April 12, 2024 Savile Row designer Fedro Gaudenzi had a priceless piece stolen from his store - but Hollywood noticed and helped out
Player Kings review: Ian McKellen is hilarious in immensely cool show April 12, 2024 Ian McKellen is absolutely hilarious in Player Kings, an adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry IV
Brompton pedals out free bike hire for London Marathon spectators April 12, 2024 Heading to the London Marathon next weekend? Brompton is offering spectators free bike hire so you can see the action from every point of the city.
Reconnect with nature on walking-inspired spa breaks April 12, 2024 Walking is more than just physical exercise - it’s a holistic experience with profound benefits for both body and mind. So these spa breaks help to reconnect with nature, and yourself.
Wellness Wonders: Meet the CEO of fitness event company Human Race April 11, 2024 For this feature, we sit down with Andrew Smith, who is the CEO of Human Race the UK’s leading mass participation events company.
Red Eye actor Jing Lusi on Asian representation: ‘Diversity isn’t black or white – literally – it’s all ethnicities’ April 11, 2024 Jing Lusi is the first Asian actor in a leading role in a primetime British drama. She speaks to The City A.M. Magazine
Anatomy of a snack trolley: ‘Why is there always flapjack?’ April 11, 2024 Who decides what you eat when you fly or catch a train? Amelia Tait goes in search to the answer to the big question: 'Why always flapjack?'
Together in electric dreams: The poetic beauty of pylons April 11, 2024 There is a stoic beauty to the electricity pylon, beacons to modernity that snake across the landscape. But they have powerful enemies
What is middle age? The melancholy of life’s middle years April 11, 2024 Upon the realisation he’s probably lived more than half of his life, Steve Dinneen considers what it means to be middle aged