Pilotlight reaches ten years of connecting City folk and charities
Fiona Halton, the founder and CEO of Pilotlight, told Spear’s that the 820 people who have become Pilotlighters did so…
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Top Family Lawyers Say Divorce Outcomes are Becoming More Uncertain
By allowing legally irrelevant evidence to be heard in court, judges are increasing the financial uncertainty surrounding divorce JUDGES ARE…
ByTitanic II to sail into iceberg of bad taste
All I want from Titanic II is for Julian Fellowes to be on the first voyage. Then it will have…
ByWhat are the Big Risks Faced by Charities Today?
Charities often underestimate some of the risks involved when it comes to using funds abroad, or paying trustees ‘Only great…
ByDaily Mail: Titanic II to launch, replicating interiors and class system
Despite his confidence the mastermind behind the project, brash Australian mining billionaire Clive Palmer, refused say it was ‘unsinkable’ With…
ByWhat’s Behind an Increase in Mortgage Lending?
Having operated at greatly reduced levels both in terms of aggregate volume and value since the global crash of 2007,…
ByAfter Hauser & Wirth’s 20th anniversary, why is Iwan Wirth setting up a gallery in Somerset?
Somerset Nous After reaching the top of the art world, where else does one go but to Somerset? Super-gallerist and…
BySuper-Gallerist Iwan Wirth on Setting Up His Next Gallery in Somerset
After reaching the top of the art world, where else does one go but to Somerset? Super-gallerist and unlikely English…
BySpear’s Exclusive: Kim Dotcom says US Government Drove Internet Activist Aaron Swartz to His Death
Internet activist and Reddit founder Aaron Swartz was driven to his death by the American government, Kim Dotcom, the embattled…
BySexual Harassment and the City
Sexual harrassment allegations against Lord Rennard have highlighted ‘neanderthal behaviour’ in Westminster. The same could be said of the City.…
ByReview: The Bride and the Bachelors: Duchamp with Cage, Cunningham, Rauschenberg and Johns
The Barbican’s show is an expansive distillation (if you will) of the many ways these five artists unpicked the seams…
ByMoody's Downgrade Is Symbolic – But Still Correct
That little bankrupt Britain could sail on merrily, as if the only boat in the race without a leak, was…
ByPeter Burgess on How to Set Up a Successful Family Law Boutique
Peter Burgess has left Withers to set up his own family law boutique, Burgess Mee. Hughes Fowler Carruthers and Levison…
ByIf Oscar Pistorius Jumped Bail, What Would He Do Next?
If Paralympian Oscar Pistorius jumps bail, what would he do next? He won’t be the first HNW to attempt to…
ByAs Oscar Pistorius is Granted Bail, How do the Rich Flee Justice?
Paralympian Oscar Pistorius has been granted bail until his trial for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp, but some…
ByReview: Amanzi Tea, Marylebone
Offering unusual blends from rooibos and chocolate to green tea with Oreo cookies Amanzi combines sober scientific method with a…
ByAlexander & James: Online Alcohol 2.0
The next best thing, then, is ordering your booze through your computer, which new website Alexander & James lets you…
BySitwell Scoffs: Baker and Spice and Medzo in Dubai
William Sitwell dreams of ancient Egypt, but instead ends up eating a very cheesy pizza in Dubai’s ancient Egypt-themed Wafi…
ByReview: The Rooftop Cafe, London Bridge
Aptly, given the way it pierces the skyline, The Shard is giving London Bridge’s culinary scene a shot in the…
BySaffery Champness on the naming and shaming of tax defaulters
As HMRC publishes its first list of deliberate tax defaulters, naming and shaming those who owe more than £25,000, two…
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