Houseplants are incredibly popular, especially among younger gardeners. It’s not always easy to trek to DIY stores and garden centres, especially if you live in a city, so a number of dedicated houseplant online retailers have stepped in to fill the need, filling our instagram feeds with alluring photographs. As …
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The campaign was launched by council leader Ravi Govindia in June in response to calls from local community group Love Battersea for a fitting tribute to John Archer who was elected as Mayor of Battersea in 1913. The aim now is to unveil the statue in a high-profile location in …
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Ed Sheeran’s manager has revealed that he has not heard ‘hide nor hair’ from Princess Beatrice since the royal reportedly sliced the singer’s face with a sword when attempting to ‘knight’ fellow musician James Blunt as a prank at a party. Stuart Camp spoke about the 2016 incident where the Thinking Out …
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Gary O’Connor, Chief Technology Officer at Doddle, discusses how digital transformation seems to be slowing down since the pandemic hit and explains how posts and carriers can embrace valuable digital innovations and data collection in a way that makes them more operationally effective. Most logistics news since COVID-19 broke has …
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Package Delivery Market 2020 Report Monitor has recently added a new report to its vast depository Global Package Delivery market. The report studies vital factors about the Package Delivery Market that are essential to be understood by existing as well as new market players. The report highlights the essential elements …
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By Zoë Monk Published on the 06/10/2020, 21:00 The relationship between a postal worker and a dog can sometimes be a difficult one which has seen 2,445 postmen and women attacked by a dog in the last year. But not all canines react so aggressively. Some pups actually look forward …
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THE flu vaccination programme in Elgin has been labelled a “debacle” after a number of appointment letters were sent out late. Retired Elgin businessman Graeme MacKenzie (73), of Pluscarden Road, managed to make it on time for his flu jab appointment at 10.20am today – despite receiving just over an …
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Law360, London (October 6, 2020, 5:56 PM BST) — Several truck companies urged a London appeals court on Tuesday to overturn a decision allowing admissions made in a €2.93 billion cartel settlement to be used against them in a private U.K. competition suit, arguing that doing so violates EU law. …
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Residents in Crystal Palace say they have been having a nightmare with their mail, with post allegedly being left out in the rain for days and vital letters not being delivered for weeks. After one woman posted a picture on social media of rain-soaked letters, other people living nearby came …
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A statue depicting London’s first black mayor is being planned in the wake of the global Black Lives Matter movement. John Archer was elected mayor of Battersea, south London, in 1913 and has been described as a pioneer for his role in local politics and for helping bring in a …
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