The Gym Group share price rises as it flexes its muscle and moves into the black March 14, 2017 Pay-as-you-go gym operator The Gym Group has posted its first full-year profit with revenues rising 22 per cent as it shows no signs of slowing expansion. Read more: How budget chain The Gym Group built up its muscle The figures The company, which owns 89 low cost gyms across the UK, reported revenue of £73.5m [...]
Coronavirus lockdowns: Which countries have relaxed social distancing measures? May 11, 2020 European countries are slowly lifting their coronavirus lockdown measures as hospital numbers and death tolls stabilise. The Prime Minister last night outlined a “roadmap” for easing lockdown. He announced a new coronavirus alert system with five levels that influence how quickly lockdown could be eased. We look at how other countries have started to ease [...]
Fitness advice: Ways to help your staff stay in shape December 3, 2019 I am stressed because of work. I have no social life because of work. I have no time because of work. I drink too much because of work. I am overweight because of work. How many of these sentences apply to you? It’s easy to blame work for all our problems, but it’s an inescapable [...]
Let’s call time on poisonous workspaces that are causing stress August 28, 2019 When we feel in control, we can grow, develop, and become better people. Surely this state of mind is crucial for an effective working environment? An increasing focus on workplace wellbeing suggests that there is a shift in the right direction, but can stress and anxiety really be solved with table tennis and free pizza? [...]
It’s hard to juggle work and wellness – here’s how companies can help staff stay healthy November 27, 2019 I am stressed because of work. I have no social life because of work. I have no time because of work. I drink too much because of work. I am overweight because of work. How many of these sentences apply to you? It’s easy to blame work for all our problems, but it’s an inescapable [...]
New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a former Bermondsey pub to a Deptford tower with City views October 4, 2019 196 Southwark Park Road, Bermondsey From £450,000 for a one-bed Bermondsey is often ranked as one of London’s best places to live thanks to its food, drink and culture scenes, transport connections and relative affordability. If you want a piece of the action, Orchard Homes Group has just launched eight apartments and two houses at [...]
City Moves for 5 February – who’s switching jobs at eGym, Real Estate Management and BSI? February 5, 2019 Who’s on the move today? eGym Sir George W. Buckley, the former chief executive of 3M, is joining the Munich-based sports technology company eGym as its chairman. Founded in 2010 in Munich, eGym uses a combination of connected gym equipment and cloud-based software to provide a fully data- and software-driven gym experience. Sir George steered [...]
New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a former quarry to flats overlooking the Houses of Parliament September 27, 2019 Ridgeway Views, Mill Hill From £93,125 for a 25 per cent share of a one-bed Buyers looking for a leafy, suburban location on a budget will want to check out L&Q’s Ridgeway Views, launching this Saturday. The shared ownership homes are located in Mill Hill, close to the 35-acre Mill Hill Park, Arrandene Open Space [...]
Our favourite restaurants and bars re-open! July 15, 2020 As businesses make their first steps back towards ‘normal life’ we have listed some of our favourite London spots to help you keep up to date with what’s on offer across the City. 1 Lombard Street will reopen on 20th July with some exciting new changes as chef, restaurateur and food writer Mark Hix joins the [...]
Creditors’ lawyer tells court: Hudspiths fund was a ‘ponzi scheme’ June 13, 2019 The directors of a forex firm that owes more than £40m to creditors have been accused of running a “fraudulent ponzi scheme”, a court heard yesterday. Hudspiths offered investors a five per cent a month return, in addition to a further two per cent to be paid per month to introductory brokers. Hudspiths fell behind [...]