Highgate Newtown Community Center, in Bertram Road, Dartmouth Park, will open “gently” on May 1, followed by an official launch on May 16. The center signed the lease in March and the final touches must be carried out, which is when completing the new coffee and the climbing wall, before the center of £ 6.4 million can be used. The Community Center was demolished in 2021 as part of a housing development of the Camden Council. The 41 floors, originally planned as 21- in three blocks, were originally destined to sell in private to pay the reconstructed community center, but…
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Introduction In an era where content and experience are at the forefront of brand identity and audience engagement, few figures stand out as distinctly as Claire Takamatsu:. As the Senior Vice President and Head of Live and Experiential at HARTBEAT, Takamatsu has redefined how audiences interact with culture, technology, and entertainment. Her portfolio reflects a keen eye for innovation, narrative-driven production, and seamless execution across global platforms. Early Beginnings and Career Path Claire’s career journey began with a passion for storytelling and cultural impact, leading her into the world of creative production. Her path wasn’t linear—it was forged through curiosity,…
Early Life and Education Born on July 12, 1993, in Slovenia, Maja Malnar exhibited a passion for fashion and travel from a young age. Her academic pursuits led her to study economics and marketing at the University of Economics, where she completed her degree in multiple languages, including Slovenian, English, Serbian, and Spanish. Further enhancing her fashion credentials, Maja attended the School of Style in Los Angeles and the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising. Career Beginnings Discovered at the age of 16, Maja embarked on a modeling career that saw her winning a beauty competition and working as…
Introduction Tierra Alysia, a distinguished fashion designer from the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of Stewarts Point Rancheria in Sonoma County, California, has seamlessly integrated her rich cultural heritage with contemporary fashion. Her innovative designs in luxury golf apparel and ready-to-wear collections have garnered significant attention in the fashion industry. Educational Background Tierra’s academic journey in fashion includes studies at the New York Fashion Academy and Central Saint Martins in London. These institutions provided her with a solid foundation in design, enabling her to blend traditional influences with modern aesthetics. Vividus Sports: Revolutionizing Golf Apparel In April 2023,…
A total of 104 children in Doncaster whose parents have chosen that they be taught at home are not receiving a “suitable” education, councillors have been told. At a meeting this week, members of Doncaster Council’s overview and scrutiny management committee heard that 951 children in the borough were in “elective home education”. Councillors heard that figure was significantly higher than a target of 500 set out in the report. Lee Golze, service director for locality and early intervention, said the authority could offer help to families unable to provide adequate teaching for their children. “One hundred and four children…
About 700 university staff members are on strike to fight against job cuts. The University and College Union (UCU) said 82% of the University of East Anglia (UEA) UCU members who voted, backed strike action. The dispute comes after almost one in six staff at the university in Norwich were put at risk of redundancy. Nadine Zubair, UEA UCU co-chair, said: “We will use our strike day to celebrate staff, to remind the employer that we are the university, that we matter, and that we have a clear and unified voice.” She added: “There is real power in coming together…
In the ever-evolving world of luxury residential design, few names resonate with the same quiet authority and refined vision as Gregory Phillips Architects. Founded by the award-winning architect Gregory Phillips, this London-based practice has carved a distinct identity through its seamless fusion of architecture, interior design, and landscape planning. With over three decades of transformative projects, Phillips continues to shape the aesthetic and experiential boundaries of modern living. From the moment one encounters the work of Gregory Phillips Architects, a compelling narrative begins to unfold—one that marries minimalist sophistication with the warmth of thoughtful craftsmanship. Known for his meticulous attention…
Parents could face difficulties with childcare and booking holidays as councils across Wales fail to agree on school term dates. Thirteen councils, including Cardiff and Wrexham want the 2027 spring half term to begin in early February, but nine others, including Swansea and Newport want it to begin a week later. If this arrangement goes ahead, schools in neighbouring council areas would have different holiday dates, meaning families with siblings in different schools could be off at different times. A consultation, published in early March, stated the Welsh government was considering using its powers to force schools to use the same…
In the ever-evolving world of interior design, Vancouver-based designer Annaliesse Kelly stands out as a force of innovation, warmth, and craftsmanship. As the founder and creative director of AK Design, Annaliesse brings over two decades of experience to projects that range from luxury homes to boutique commercial spaces. A Design Legacy Inspired by Family Annaliesse’s creative journey began with her mother, a decorator and furniture store owner, who nurtured her daughter’s early appreciation for beautiful spaces and thoughtful design. This legacy has influenced Annaliesse’s own philosophy—one that values authenticity, collaboration, and meaningful design. AK Design: Where Function Meets Soul Founded…
A town’s schools currently have “absolutely no capacity” for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), according to a local councillor. The Scarborough and Whitby area committee has called for North Yorkshire Council to increase capacity for SEND pupils in Scarborough. Deputy Charter Mayor of Scarborough Coun John Ritchie told a committee meeting last week there were currently no primary schools in Scarborough with targeted mainstream provision (TMP). “The problem in Scarborough is that there is absolutely no capacity in our schools [for SEND students],” he said. “We need a new special school.” He added: “We’ve heard for the…