Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Friday, December 6, 2019
They are works of art but aren’t displayed in galleries. They are critiques that silently shout from any wall, door or shutter of the city. They are battles that use spray-paints and creativity as weapons. . Benjamin Serra . For a few years now the capital of England has been […]
When you think of the word, ‘industry’ you might think of mining, shipbuilding and factories. However, times have changed, and, in the UK, it is the creative industries which are on the rise and creating employment. Statistics released towards the end of last year by the Department for Digital, Culture, […]
Vikings have engaged the popular imagination since the island of Lindisfarne, home of a famous monastery, was raided by seafarers from the North in the year 793 AD. The Viking Age has inspired subsequent generations to keep their memory alive through books, films, theatre and paintings while recent TV-series such […]
The Connection Between Tourism and Tournaments It is now a known fact that tourism and high-profile competitions go hand in hand, both benefitting from one another. Thanks to the publicity and the promise of a great deal of entertainment, the participation in these events have been increasing over the years. […]
This event is bringing its famous Andalusian carnival spirit back to London’s Southbank. Taking place this year in Spain Gardens, from 25th to 27th May, it will once again line the banks of the Thames with colourful stalls serving up Flamenco dancing shows, interactive workshops and live Spanish music. […]
