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Celia Walden on the gossip columnist years, bringing up children in London & the release of her new novel, Little Hands
Celia Walden is an author, columnist, feature writer and US Editor-at-large for the Daily Telegraph. Last summer, Universal International Studios and Working Title won the rights to her forthcoming novel, Little Hands. She will executive produce the series alongside 42’s … Read more →
Calmer and Earshade from Flare Audio
About Flare Audio…
Flare Audio make a range of audio enhancing and sound sensitivity products, from high def earphones and earplugs to accessories designed to relieve the stress brought on by noisy environments.
Calmer®
Calmer is not an … Read more →
Driving into Your Golden Years: Safety Tips for Older Drivers
As we age, maintaining independence often means continuing to be able to drive. This independence is crucial for mental health, social interaction, and overall well-being. However, the reality is that aged drivers face unique challenges on the road. Factors such … Read more →
Why Tears Are Good for Health: Top-10 Reasons
Even though the first thing we do when we see a loved one cry is to try to calm him or her down. Several reasons show that sometimes letting a friend cry on your shoulder is good for his health. … Read more →
World Radiology Day – Light Years of Advancement at the Heart of Healthcare
In light of World Radiology day, Wednesday 8 November 2017, Highgate Private Hospital highlights how imaging and diagnostics has contributed to better treatment success rates.
Radiology has been at the forefront of medical technology since its inception in 1895 by … Read more →
Five years time
I’ve arrived in Riga for a work trip on the final day of the lats remaining in circulation. It’s my (and my employer’s) first trip to this year’s European Capital of Culture and we were soon discussing change, technology (aka … Read more →
WLG hears some wise words from a good friend
Shannon rightly gave me a stern ticking off this week. Like all good friends, she didn’t mince her words. It came about because Jake and I had got our wires crossed. Consequently we both thought the other wasn’t interested… ‘Stop … Read more →
Why West London Is Quietly Becoming Britain’s Cosmetic Surgery Capital
Walk down Marylebone High Street on a Tuesday afternoon and you’d be forgiven for thinking London’s cosmetic surgery sector had always sat where it is now. The Georgian townhouses on Baker Street and Harley Street have housed medical consulting rooms … Read more →
Sam harrison, founder of Sam’s Riverside
How did the first Sam’s come about?
I had returned from living and working in Australia with a passion to open my own place. An amazing warehouse space became available in Chiswick, and I knew we could create something very … Read more →
The Omegle Alternatives Actually Worth Your Time
Omegle left behind a familiar frustration: plenty of places to meet strangers, but no obvious way to tell which ones offer an actual conversation rather than another bot or an uncomfortable camera feed. The appeal of random chat hasn’t disappeared. … Read more →
