Scott Thomson

3 weeks ago | islingtontribune.co.uk | Scott Thomson

Concierge of the Year Janet Oparebea, who has worked at the Weston Rise estate in King’s Cross for 24 years, with Lat Singh, left, and Terry Smith who jointly won runner-upJANET Oparebea is perhaps the borough’s most-loved concierge. This month she won Islington Council’s 2025 Concierge of the Year award, after being nominated by the residents of the estate where she works. Janet has worked for 24 years at the Weston Rise estate in King’s Cross.

3 weeks ago | islingtontribune.co.uk | Scott Thomson

Last year’s event on the roof of the Bill Murray comedy club. This year’s festival will be held on Sunday May 25COMEDIANS are to peform free shows from the roof of a club in Angel. Aisling Bea and Sam Campbell have been confirmed as headliners at Angel Comedy’s fourth annual street party. It will held outside The Bill Murray in Raleigh Street on Sunday May 25.

3 weeks ago | westminsterextra.co.uk | Tom Foot |Scott Thomson

Blaze in AprilHUNDREDS of homes, businesses, and large parts of the transport network were plunged into chaos due to a fire in an electricity substation, for the second time in under a fortnight. The second mystery fire in Cunningham Place and Aberdeen Place, Lisson Grove, took down a chunk of the Bakerloo, Waterloo and City, Suffragette and Weaver lines on the London Underground and Overground on Monday afternoon.

Mar 2, 2025 | thepost.org.za | Scott Thomson

The Wolwedans Dam Trail is one of Great Brak River’s hidden gems, offering a scenic and historically rich hiking experience. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this 6.4 km out-and-back trail is well worth exploring. The route follows an old water furrow dating back to 1874, which once supplied water to the village. Along the way, hikers cross the river via a cement block covering a PetroSA pipeline and weave through sections of riverbed and bank before reaching the impressive Wolwedans Dam wall.

Nov 6, 2024 | thegeneralpost.com | Scott Thomson

In an era where environmental issues grow more pressing every day, taking small, thoughtful steps toward a sustainable lifestyle can feel both impactful and fulfilling. Environmental advocate Futoshi Tachino believes that making mindful, everyday changes can help everyone contribute to a healthier planet. His approach is rooted in simplicity, minimalism, and an appreciation for nature, emphasizing that everyone can reduce their environmental footprint with just a few adjustments to daily routines.