Brixton protests TTIP negotiations that could lead to ‘privatised’ NHS
Protestors in Brixton are lobbying local government authorities to oppose The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). This partnership is
Fancy being the next Alan Sugar? Wandsworth entrepreneurs offered chance to improve business skills
Budding south west London entrepreneurs are being offered free small business-enhancing workshops by Wandsworth Council. The council’s partner, Enterprise Nation,
Brixton entrepreneur warns Budget could spell demise of greasy spoon
A Brixton-based entrepreneur is warning that this year’s Budget could threaten the humble greasy spoon. George Osborne’s budget promised a
Luxury Sutton hair salon proves it’s a cut above the rest by scooping national award
A Sutton hair salon has proved its coiffuring credentials and won a national gong recognizing the UK’s best family business, just
‘Another nail in the coffin of what makes London interesting’: Fears over Brixton Farmers Market’s future
An award-winning bakery, locally-sourced honey and biodynamic vegetables could disappear from Brixton’s farmers market later this month if plans for
‘Chugger’ off! Croydon becomes 100th place to ban charity fundraisers ensuring town is ‘more welcoming’
Croydon has become the 100th town in the country to ban charity fundraising ‘chuggers’ from its streets for four days
From the high seas to the high street: Businesses boom at Pop Brixton’s shipping container park
In the shadow of Brixton’s famous arches a new site built from discarded shipping containers is re-evaluating the relationship between
You’re hired! London’s Greek community create ‘job revolution’ in bid to combat recession crisis
With the Greek crisis still dominating the news and uncertainty around the country’s future and possible ‘Grexit’ from Europe, London-based
‘Scary’ Fulham pavement hole which woman fell into a month ago yet to be fixed ‘causing restaurant sales to fall’
A Fulham restaurant’s sales are plummeting after a four-metre sinkhole which a woman fell down a month ago is yet
‘They’ve let down small businesses’: Streatham’s Chuka Umunna hits back after Tory business letter boost
Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna has refuted claims that a Labour government would be ‘far too risky’ for businesses branding
Sugar fiends rejoice! Kingston’s first cereal café serves up sweet breakfast treats with side of retro gaming
Student staples of cereals, pop tarts, crisp sandwiches and milkshakes have come together in one sweet package following the launch