By Jacquie Edward, Property Expert, Coach and Mentor of Jade Success Do you have a property to rent but not getting a lot of interest? Has there been increasing competition for tenants in your area so you’re not getting as many viewings? Or maybe you’re considering getting into the buy-to-let market but aren’t sure what makes a good property. If you follow these three tips, you’ll have no problems finding great tenants for your next buy-to-let investment. Make sure your...

By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Whenever visiting a celebrity chef chain restaurant, there’s always a surrounding air of trepidation. It’s highly unlikely, of course, that the chef in question will be on hand to oversee everything that goes on within the kitchen, as well as giving the diner a chance to sample some of the cooking that they’ve witnessed on television. It is, however, likely that the restaurant will be absolutely filled with self-promoting portraits that adorn the walls,...

By Steve Taggart A recent report released by Green Park has revealed that the number of FTSE 100 executive directors of ethnic minority has dropped from six to four in the past year. Researchers carrying out the study from Green Park have identified this extreme imbalance as a so-called ‘diversity deficit’, which may come to some as a dramatic revelation after Business Secretary Vince Cable cautioned that companies must drive to deliver a diverse boardroom by the end of 2015....

By Miranda Schiller @mirandadadada   Quirky twenty-something underachiever Jane gets fired from her job for being too quirky and underachieving and has to come up with a way of earning a living that doesn't involve having to be on time or doing any actual work. For the spoilt child of rich parents she is, begging on the streets isn't the first thing that comes to mind, but after being mistaken for a beggar by a sympathetic passer-by, she and her...

Seattleites Chastity Belt have a busy autumn ahead of them. Following the release of their new album Time To Go Home, the acclaimed four-piece are heading out on an eleven-show tour opening for Death Cab for Cutie in the UK and mainland Europe. These shows will also be preceded by the bands first-ever UK and European dates (including the All Years Leaving, Primavera, London Calling, and Iceland Airwaves festivals) through October. See below for a full list of dates. Tour Dates October...

By Jonathan Hatchman, Food Editor, @TLE_Food Quite frankly, there have been times when we’ve over indulged in restaurant tasting menus, generally featuring a maximum of eight to ten courses. After which, we have always struggled to eat anything on the following day, let alone struggling to finish all of the dishes on offer. However, for the very first time, a one-day event is set to take place in London next month. The latest venture from Bompas and Parr, in association...

By Ahmed Al-Ansari, property consultant at Morgan Pryce, London commercial property experts As rents have soared on the wings of rising demand and been boosted by the lack of supply, many businesses have, over the last few years, taken certain strategic decisions when it came to their headquarters. So what makes businesses want to move? It can be combined factors including staffing issues, older buildings not necessarily designed for today’s workplace methods or layout, offices being turned into profitable residential...

Let's face it, this summer was a bit of a wash-out. Still, if you weren't fussed about getting a tan the UK festival game was strong. Whether you're braving one of the last fests of the season, heading out camping or generally spending a bit of time outdoors, you're probably going to want some tunes. That's where we can help! The good people at JAM Audio have given us a Thrill Wireless Speaker to offer to one of our lucky...

By Alex Kontos Alex argues that we need to think hard about the future of the internet “It’s not ok not to understand the internet anymore,” declared Martha Lane Fox in her Richard Dimbleby lecture in March. She is right. The internet is virtually omnipresent in our lives these days, from workplace email  to the Netflix box-set binge. However, “understanding the internet” goes much further than simply being able to work software. The tech sector is increasingly challenging some of...