Tag: London

You’ve Got Pigeons All Wrong

A public relations management campaign in five parts – why pigeons are deserving of some respect from Londoners It recently came to my attention that my best friend of five years is absolutely terrified of pigeons, thinking of them as Satan’s lackeys, specially curated to torture her every waking hour spent outdoors. Despite being largely… Continue reading You’ve Got Pigeons All Wrong

Walking Down London’s Busiest Streets

A look at London’s Oxford Street and Leicester Square through Chelsey Cui’s camera lens A rainy afternoon in London, I wandered around one of the world’s busiest streets to snap a few photos. As someone who has called this city home for nearly four years, Oxford street just remains as charming to me as it… Continue reading Walking Down London’s Busiest Streets

‘I’m not homeless, I just have nowhere to live’

Not one to walk on by, Hamza Ahmed talks to Martin about life on London’s streets London’s homeless are as much a feature of the average high street as a coffee shop or greengrocer. But what do we actually know about the people sleeping rough on our streets? There are many causes of homelessness, according… Continue reading ‘I’m not homeless, I just have nowhere to live’

London’s Poshest Residences Sold Over the Pandemic

It is no debate that the pandemic tore many people’s lives apart. But was it the same case for the rich? January this year saw an unprecedented 49% of increase in demand for properties across the UK. This has also brought up UK’s average house price from £216,500 to £242,000 within a year, according to… Continue reading London’s Poshest Residences Sold Over the Pandemic