Culture and creativity are not luxuries and education should reflect this
We often think of the arts as supplementary to education, writes Sally Reaper, but creativity is the driving force behind business and academic curiosity.
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We often think of the arts as supplementary to education, writes Sally Reaper, but creativity is the driving force behind business and academic curiosity.
DAME Zandra Rhodes is an icon in the world of fashion and has dressed many well-known figures from Royalty to music legends.
A city-wide educational campaign encouraging Hamiltonians to stop, look, and then look again when approaching intersections is launching this month. Hamilton City Council has a strong focus on improving road safety and influencing driver behaviour, ...
Set to the song Put Your Head On My Shoulder by Owl Zurth, the video not only stars Riteish and Genelia but also filmmaker Milap Zaveri.
28 May, 2021 at 07:00 Thanks to everyone who tuned in to watch last week’s virtual event with Nicholas Weindling of JPMorgan Japanese (JFJ) investment trust. Weindling, a Citywire AA-rated fund manager based in Tokyo, spoke eloquently about why Japan was a growth stock market that defied expectations. In the recording, Weindling explains: the importance of investing in Japan’s dynamic modern businesses, not the old corporate dinosaurs of the past; how Japan is a laggard in IT, but precisely for that reason offers lots of leading technology specialists with years of growth...