Seven46 has two important in-house roles to fill, ideally before the end of the January transfer window.
We are looking to recruit a Senior Account Manager and a Designer. We’re also keen to increase our network of freelancers, especially proof-readers and speechwriters. continue reading this article
I suppose it’s typical really. Just as we get used to the bleary-eyed early morning starts, the Rugby World Cup comes to a close for another four years.
However, to stop the withdrawal symptoms, we have an exciting new project for the IRB on the horizon. We are about to start production on the governing body’s ‘Year in Review’. continue reading this article
Westfield Stratford City is not yet one day old, and already it has brought so much to east London: 250 new stores, 10,000 jobs, and Nicole Sherzinger, for example.
The Pussycat Doll’s appearance was among the highlights of today’s launch, which drew hundreds of VIPs among tens of thousands of visitors eager to experience Europe’s newest and biggest urban shopping centre on its opening day. continue reading this article
We expected excitement in Trafalgar Square yesterday. We expected spectacular demonstrations from some of the world’s leading Paralympic athletes. We expected London’s International Paralympic Day celebrations to set the tone for a hugely popular and inspirational Games next year.
What we did not necessarily expect was to spend our lunch hour watching Britain’s Prime Minister David Cameron take on the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, in a highly competitive match of Wheelchair Tennis.
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Fashion isn’t the first thing that springs to mind when you think about Rugby, more blood sweat and tears. But, lifestyle brand Front Up Rugby is hoping to drive the sport off the pitch and onto the high street by launching a pop-up shop in Covent Garden.
With the Rugby World Cup just around the corner, Rugby is preparing to step into the limelight and Front Up Rugby are hoping to capitalise with this temporary installation, running until 11th September. continue reading this article
There’s always something up for debate in the world of sport – the Fifa scandal, the London 2012 ticketing process, Bethanie Mattek-Sands’ tennis ball jacket.
And this week it appears to be women’s participation in the world of sport. continue reading this article
There’s no denying the power of social media, particularly in sport, as it is fast-becoming the platform for large-scale consumer campaigns to connect with millions of sports fans across the world. continue reading this article
Last week, a proportion of tickets to the London Prepares series, LOCOG’s official Testing Programme, went on sale. More than half of the events are open to the public, and many other tickets have been donated through local councils.
A whole host of sports will be put to the test, with all operational plans under scrutiny, including the field of play, results, scoring, and timing systems. continue reading this article
The Moment to Shine campaign launched last week, offering members of the public a unique opportunity to be selected as one of the 8,000 torchbearers for the iconic Torch Relay.
The Relay will visit every nation and region – including islands – on its 8,000 mile trip to the Olympic Stadium in Stratford. continue reading this article
The UK has won its bid to host the ICU Canoe Slalom World Championships in 2015. The event will be held at the newly-opened Lee Valley White Water Centre in Hertfordshire, and is the first major sports event to be confirmed at a London 2012 venue, after the Games.
Supported by London & Partners – the new official promotional agency for London – the success of this bid signifies a new chapter for the capital, enabling everyone to make the most of the opportunities presented by the Games and its new world-class venues. continue reading this article
