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- Salary Benchmarking – February 2011 | Cogs Agency cogsagency.com
Salary Benchmarking for London 2011.
- Five Places for: sustainable fish and chips | London Evening Standard thisislondon.co.uk
The caffs are the spaces of the everyday, of the ordinary, yet they distil extraordinary stories of immigration and ambition, faded hopes and fashions, of class and business; they embody the values of a different world in which corporations didn’t yet control consumption and places aimed at the working class could happily accommodate City boys and dustmen, gents and tramps. Yet if most of the caffs seem as busy as ever, how come they’re dying out?
- Shard 2012 Nick Wood Hayes Davidson - Home futurelondon.com
Shard 2012 is an online exhibition of 'future photography' of the Shard exploring some of the vantage points from where the Shard might be photographed in 2012 when it is completed.
- Brunswick House Cafe brunswickhousecafe.co.uk
- The Cloister Café - St Bartholomew the Great greatstbarts.com
Opened up a few months ago: "The Cloister Café Bar is open daily in the Church's 15th Century Cloister serving excellent coffee, fine wines, monastic beers and delicious food."
- Tinkering in London » Blog Archive » Tinker says goodbye tinkerlondon.com
"After 4 years, Tinker is closing." Sad.
- Normal in Shoreditch™ normalinshoreditch.com
- Soho: the Smoke A London Peculiar Board Game home2.btconnect.com
Soho! is a game of skill and judgement for 2-6 players of all ages inspired by the two things for which this small, historic patch of London is famous around the globe: its pubs, and its one-way system.
- Cask - London Pub and Kitchen caskpubandkitchen.com
Looks like a rather fine pub.
- The Kernel Brewery thekernelbrewery.com
The brewery springs from the need to have more good beer. Beer deserving of a certain attention. Beer that forces you to confront and consider what you are drinking. Upfront hops, lingering bitternesses, warming alcohols, bodies of malt. Lengths and depths of flavour. We make Pale Ales, India Pale Ales and old school London Porters towards these ends. Bottled alive, to give them time to grow.
- Musicity : Welcome london.musicity.info
a programme of curated music that sits at the intersection of sound, architecture and experience
- Third Door Office & Playspace third-door.com
"Third Door combines professional, flexible, co-working office space, a communal social area and fully equipped Ofsted regulated childcare for pre-school children." Clever.
- In Search of Number One « Adventures in the infraordinary jameswe333.wordpress.com
My plan for this project is to make my way down and back up Essex Road in Islington from number one to number 400-odd visiting every business along the way.
Tucked away near Angel.
- FreeRange || Building outstanding software for the web. gofreerange.com
- Sell! Sell! - Hello there! sellsell.co.uk
- Leagas Delaney - London leagasdelaney.co.uk
- The Oikos Project oikosproject.com
This summer, on a Southwark playground in the heart of London, award-winning Berlin-based architects Köbberling and Kaltwasser will work alongside volunteers to create The Jellyfish Theatre, London’s first fully-functioning theatre made entirely from recycled and reclaimed materials.
A grand total of three south of the river.
- Facebook | Buen Provecho facebook.com
- Walks in London - Time Out London timeout.com
- Pro Feet profeet.co.uk
"Based on your biomechanical evaluation, your qualified technician will hand craft your insoles (orthotics) while you wait and integrate them into the correct running shoe, ski boot or other footwear." Hot foot tech.
- Wine Courses UK & London - Wine Tastings - The Wine Education Service wine-education-service.co.uk
Speed of Light celebrates the tenth anniversary of broadband in the UK with a series of installations by United Visual Artists commissioned by Virgin Media. The installations explore the themes of communication and modernity.
- enjoythis | Interactive Design Studio London enjoythis.co.uk
- Anomaly | New York City | London anomaly.com
- Ridgeway Park, Chingford, London walthamforest.gov.uk
Miniature railway operates on Sunday afternoons in the summer
- Canoeing London - 020 020.co.uk
Canoeing in London. Canoe clubs for paddlers, racers and tourists. Canoeing and kayaking for all levels, river touring and wild water racing
- Thames River Adventures thamesriveradventures.co.uk
- Edmonton Canoe Group edmonton-canoe.org.uk
- Microloans in Hackney | Feature | Society | The Observer guardian.co.uk
When you start dealing with people with unpredictable lifestyles and with income that might be variable month by month, you can't just use the same computerised systems of default and interest that you use for people in regular salaried employment. Muhammad Yunus's microfinance model, which operated in parts of the world where everyone's lifestyle was precarious, had shown that. You had to know exactly who you were lending to, and establish more intimate and flexible models based on that knowledge.
#microfinance #development #london #money #poverty #uk #economics #hackney #community #banking#credit - London Gardens Online londongardensonline.org.uk
Aims to develop a dedicated web-based resource for information relating to London's historic parks, gardens and other green open spaces.
- Home | St John Hotel London stjohnhotellondon.com
The St John Hotel will comprise of a restaurant, open for breakfast, elevenses, lunch, afternoon tea and pre-theatre dinner through dinner to the early hours. There will be fifteen bedrooms to include the top floor suite and a bar for restaurant and hotel guests and their guests.
The V&A will be staging a contemporary architecture exhibition in June 2010 exploring the power of small spaces. A number of international architects have been asked to design structures which explore notions of refuge and 'retreat'. These buildings which examine themes such as play, work, performance and study will be built at full-scale in various spaces within the V&A.
- Jubilee Greenway jubileegreenway.com
New London walking route.
- Lighting designer Stuart Haygarth stuarthaygarth.com
Starting in 2004 I have been working on design projects which revolve around the collections of objects. The objects are normally collected in large quantities categorized and assembled in a way that transforms their meaning. My work is about giving banal and overlooked objects a new significance. The finished piece of work takes various forms such as chandeliers, installations, functional and sculptural objects.
- Tom Roper's Weblog: North doesn't matter roper.org.uk
The Legible London project began in 2003 as an initial study working with the central London boroughs and business fora, aiming not just to improve signs, but to offer far better guidance for walkers. The project was to run a prototype, a measurable trial to prove the concept. They set about developing a taxonomy of walkers, but when they had discovered sixty different types and were still counting they gave up, and instead measured walking activity along two axes, the walkers' knowledge of the area and their speed, defined on a continuum from strolling to striding.
- A first step towards freeing London’s data | London DataStore data.london.gov.uk
The prototype Datastore for London. This is where we’ll be releasing all of the Greater London Authority’s data for all Londoners to see and use free of charge.
- We Are Sustain wearesustain.com
A creative/eco converted warehouse factory space five minutes walk from both Liverpool Street and Old Street stations. With offices and studios, we offer creative and social businesses an affordable, friendly and relaxed environment to work and collaborate with like-minded people.