by Tasha Turner Following their most recent and hugely successful stint at the Old Truman Brewery in East London, the annual Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair is heading back to its namesake of Vauxhall on SUNDAY, 9 JULY 2017 from 12 – 6pm. This year’s brand-new theme,...
London Stansted Meet the Buyers 2016 has been hailed as the most successful ever with local firms on track to secure almost £5 million worth of new business. A report carried out six months on from the event reveals that an anticipated £4.8 million worth of...
by Matthew Martino New research has revealed the extent to which East Anglia fears the effects of dementia on themselves and their loved ones. In a survey by Asda Pharmacy more than a third said that a loved one being diagnosed with dementia and taken into care...
On Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th August Harlow’s second oldest neighbourhood shopping centre will be buzzing with activities and festivities. Bush Fair is named after the most important fayre or market in the district that up until 1879, way before the new town was even thought...
by Matthew Martino Calvin Glen is a name that will soon known to most of us, the talented youngster who wowed hundreds with his performance on Autism Got Talent has yet another reason to celebrate. Glen took to Twitter to announce his latest achievement which is that...
by Tasha Turner Film director Richard Colton have us a moment of his precious time to discuss the casting and directing work involved in his latest feature film, Dangerous Game which is now out on DVD and VOD. Colton speaking candidly about the project told us "Amar...
by Matthew Martino The Governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, planted a tree in the grounds of Haven House Children’s Hospice on Thursday 29 June to mark the charity partnership between the Bank of England and Haven House. The tree was planted in the sensory...
by Dan Bryans The project will see bespoke creations installed at 2 locations – across the 3 doors of the barrier’s control building, and within a circular space on the West Bank of the New Cut. The successful designs, which should have a maritime and/or Ipswich theme,...
by Matthew Martino England’s biggest festival of history and culture is expanding this year. Additional funding from players of People’s Postcode Lottery has enabled a new focus on arts-themed events, as well as LGBTQ history and natural heritage – in parks, green spaces, lakes and beaches. Villages,...
Caribbean restaurant and bar, Turtle Bay who have an outlet in Chelmsford have curated their own reggae CD – Turtle Tracks - which will be released on International Reggae Day which occurs on the 1st of July. The album represents an exciting, diverse mix of modern and...
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