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Gate codes, drop points and safe parking: how haulage firms can use HGVDriver.com DLC

Private DLC packs let hauliers and agencies pin delivery entrances, codes, approved parking and swap points for their own drivers only.

Unregistered online sellers: HMRC can go back 20 years

Resellers who never registered cannot rely on the four-year limit. HMRC's disclosure guide says they owe for up to 20 years, and going first costs less.

NHS and GLL partner to bring mental health support into South London libraries

New initiative will raise awareness of NHS Talking Therapies through 'Better' libraries in Bromley, Greenwich and Wandsworth, helping more people discover free, confidential support for common mental health conditions.

ANS Cuts IT Alert Noise by 83% with LogicMonitor Edwin AI

Early results also show 45% fewer observability cases and 44% faster incident resolution, giving ANS engineers more time to improve customer services.

New Study: Anxiety and Lack of Knowledge Stopping Gen Z from Investing

With the Chancellor looking to launch a Starter ISA to get Britain investing, new figures from Be Clever With Your Cash reveal what’s currently holding people back from putting money in the markets.

Pin Dropper to 45 Minute Legend: the free achievements you can unlock on HGVDriver.com

HGVDriver.com rewards drivers with Bronze, Silver and Gold medals for adding parking, food stops, jobs, ratings and photos.

Savers: £20,000 cash ISA to stay as interest tax set to rise

The Budget plans to reverse the cut to the cash ISA limit and to raise tax on interest outside ISAs from April 2027. What it means for £40,000 of savings.

Life imitating art: how stars are born in Crollywood

Artist Richard DeDomenici is to lead a walking tour of famous Croydon film locations.

It’s not just her!  New blood tests puts men’s fertility under the microscope

Pain is making Brits feel 10 years older

Back, muscle, and joint pain is making many Brits feel a decade older than they are. Deep Relief provides insight into the latest research and expert advice.

Are we asking too much of leaders, or too little of the systems around them?

New research from Manifesto Growth Architects reveals that despite mounting expectations and growing complexity, business leaders are not being set up to succeed

1 in 3 men taking testosterone/steroids are unaware it causes complete sperm shutdown

New study from CRGH (Centre for Reproductive and Genetic Health) and male diagnostic specialist, Examen.

Miss Bennet and A Dickens of a Christmas Head to Park Theatre

Park Theatre is set to bring two literary classics to life this Christmas, for an Austen- and Dickens-inspired festive performance.

EB100 Awards 2027: Entry Deadline Extended for UK’s Top 100 SMEs

O2 Centre Unveils Unique Christmas Tree to Spread Warmth This Winter

This winter, O2 Centre has partnered with HandsOn London this Christmas to warm hearts and bodies as temperatures begin to drop.

Tuning interest does not follow the traffic, new study finds

Two Nissans lead for tuning interest per taxed car, a 20-year-old Citroen comes fourth, and the VW Golf draws the most searches overall.

eDreams ODIGEO’s A Year in Travel Report 2026

2026 Insights London remains in the top 5 booked destinations globally Global growth in booking demand for long-haul Southern Hemisphere escapes and city br

Strength gets the headlines. Recovery decides how long you can keep it up

Leading yoga teacher explores the role that yoga can play in supporting strength, mobility and recovery.

Hackney is London's pop-up party capital, with the most one-off event licences for its size

Hackney tops every London borough and all 52 of the largest licensing areas in England and Wales for one-off event licences per 100 licensed premises.

Arsenal's travelling fans swap £10 London pints for £3.70 in Europe

The LiveScore European Away Day Pint Index compares the prices of pints for away travelling fans across European fixtures.

The London News Expands with Launch of Sister Publication ‘The Dubai News’

World-renowned women’s empowerment mentor Dawn Harlow launches new Lucky Star yoga retreat.

Dawn Harlow, a world-renowned women’s empowerment mentor to the stars and Kundalini yoga expert, has announced the launch of Lucky Star: a full 7-day online yoga retreat for women across the globe to release their fears and doubts and step into a more magnetic and radiant version of themselves.

Landlords: a new boiler is a repair, a better kitchen is not

Repairs come off this year's rental profit. Improvements wait for the sale. Where HMRC draws the line on boilers, windows, kitchens and furniture.

Daniella Schoch and the art of midlife reinvention: 25 years experience coaching women

Midlife Reinvention for Women: Daniella Schoch on Finding Yourself

HGVDriver.com leaderboard: the drivers mapping Britain's roads for everyone else

Drivers earn XP for every approved location, edit, rating and photo on HGVDriver.com, and the leaderboard shows who is contributing most.

Free Grinch meet-and-greet and festive fun at Lush on Oxford Street.

On 9th November 2026 from 6pm, Lush Oxford Street is getting a very Grinchy makeover, inviting Christmas shoppers, beauty lovers and festive fanatics to continu

OriginalVoices Launches Twineo 2.0, Giving Real People a Voice in the Age of AI

A consumer app to create, train and manage digital twins, giving brands a way to combine research with real people and ask follow-up questions to their twins.

Darwinex Zero brings its founders to London for first UK live events

Healthier for Longer: Give the Gift of Health this Christmas

Global personal training company Ultimate Performance has launched its exclusive ‘Gift of Health’ offer, bringing together world-class one-to-one personal training with guided clinical support and biomarker testing from Emerald Health

AI companions reduce loneliness by fostering a sense of belonging and self-esteem

AI companions designed to provide socio-emotional support may reduce loneliness by fostering a greater sense of belonging and strengthening one’s self-esteem.

London employers: minimum wage rises to £13.21 in April

The National Living Wage rises 50p to £13.21 from 1 April 2027. What it really costs a small London employer once National Insurance and pension are counted.

Every firm has an AI policy. Few can prove anyone follows it

What goes into an AI system, and what comes back, is still the organisation's responsibility. It is becoming more complex to evidence proper AI procedures are adhered to across multiple platforms.

Greenwich named the UK's biggest cyclist danger hotspot as clock go back

New data analysis reveals that 1,200 cyclists were killed or seriously injured during dark commuting hours.

St. Pancras International unveils its iconic 11-metre Christmas tree

German Christmas magic, craftsmanship and discovery are at the heart of St. Pancras International’s Christmas Tree this year, in partnership with the German National Tourist Office and Hilton

ForEveryday.Life creates a workplace shaped by The Gilbert’s Art Deco character

Free treats for your pets at Jollyes this Halloween

7 in 10 parents grin and bear morning chaos - and breakfast is the first casualty

Your First Home Scheme: Verdict from Gerard Boon

Things to do in Shoreditch this Autumn

East London hotel Hart Shoreditch unveils its exciting lineup of creative workshops, cosy film screenings, and new seasonal dining experiences at UBA restaurant.

Smatcha brings freshly stone-milled matcha to Oxford Circus with first high street site

Smatcha Opening in Oxford Circus

As 79% Of Brits Admit Their Hobby Has Caused Them Back, Muscle Or Joint Pain

As Hyrox competitions become a sporting favourite, pain management and relief are essential, and experts suggest Deep Relief as an option.

Pocket Storage Takes 25,000 Sq Ft of London's Railway Arches for High-Tech London Bridge Hub

Olive Oil sales up EIGHTY PERCENT following Government stockpile announcement!

Filippo Berio reports a surge in olive oil sales following government stocking guidance and launches its first fully electric delivery trucks in London.

Brits warned of £90, £50k and unlimited bonfire night fines if they break these rules

Event safety expert shares 8 considerations for bonfire night to avoid costly fines and safety issues.

Live at Idalia: Grammy-nominated soul singer Acantha Lang to headline live music revival

Acantha Lang to headline live music revival at historic Olympia hall

Luton Hoo Estate Reveals Magical New Christmas Experience

First images of a magical new Christmas experience at the historic Luton Hoo Estate have been revealed

Amazon sellers: a company saves tax on profit you leave in

At £80,000 of profit, an Amazon seller who takes every pound out pays less tax as a sole trader. A company's saving comes from the profit left in it.

Food in the van, McDonald's round the corner: HGVDriver.com maps where drivers eat

From burger vans to drive-thrus you can actually reach in a truck, HGVDriver.com's Coffee / Food layer shows where drivers eat on the road.

Autumn Budget: Retailers - "Review your rateable value now to unlock the headroom to grow"

First-time buyers above £450,000 keep their LISA savings

Since 29 October, buying above the Lifetime ISA cap costs you the government bonus, not your own savings. What changed, and the new ISA due in 2029.