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Two Barratt London Site Managers at developments, Sterling and Hendon Waterside, have won a national award for the high-quality homes they are building.

Mark Doyle at Sterling Place, and Sury Patel at Hendon Waterside have both won a Pride in the Job Award from the National House Building Council (NHBC). The award is considered a highly prestigious accolade in the housebuilding industry, with winners regarded as among the UK’s best Site Managers.

SEG Construction has appointed Carter Jonas’ New Homes team as sole agent to market Bishopgate, a prominent new residential development on the outskirts of Cambridge.

Situated on Station Road, Impington, Bishopgate comprises 38 high-quality apartments. Blending modern architecture with premium interiors, each home has been designed to be as practical as it is elegant to meet modern lifestyle demands.

BUNSIK, the UK’s No.1 Korean street food brand behind the viral Korean corndog craze, has launched delivery from its Brixton restaurant, bringing its signature Korean street food to homes, workplaces and get-togethers across South London with Deliveroo.

The new delivery service follows the opening of Bunsik’s first South London location at 490 Brixton Road, opposite Brixton Underground Station, in May, extending the reach of the Brixton restaurant across the surrounding neighbourhoods.

Last weekend, over three thousand residents of Kingsbrook came together to celebrate the fourth annual Kingsbrook Live festival, sponsored by Barratt Homes and David Wilson Homes.

Taking over The Kingsbrook School’s Armstrong Fields, the event brought the community together for a day of family-friendly entertainment, featuring face painting, bumper cars, bouncy castles, an arts and crafts tent, fairground rides and a traditional Punch and Judy performance.

ABDO 100 YEAR CELEBRATION SPECSAVERS STREATHAM – 10.6.2026 X

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The Association of British Dispensing Opticians (ABDO) has visited Specsavers Streatham as part of its year‑long programme celebrating 100 years of the dispensing optician profession.

The visit recognises the vital role dispensing opticians play in delivering high‑quality primary eye care and supporting patients and communities across the UK. ABDO’s centenary programme is shining a spotlight on the profession’s contribution to community practice, education and clinical care, while celebrating its past and inspiring its future.

Clarion Housing Group has appointed The Hill Group as the main contractor for its Clare House redevelopment in Tower Hamlets, which will deliver 145 new homes for social rent.

The scheme will provide high-quality, genuinely affordable homes for local people, supporting the London Borough of Tower Hamlets in addressing acute housing need while contributing to the wider regeneration of the area.

A new south-west London neighbourhood designed around green space, wellbeing and community is taking shape in Streatham Vale, bringing stylish new homes, landscaped gardens and community infrastructure to one of Lambeth’s fastest-evolving areas. Barratt London’s newest mixed-use development, Streatham Common Junction, is now selling off-plan, with homes starting from £380,000.

For National Shrimp Day (Sunday 10th May), Shrimp Shack – the sensational seafood restaurant in Streatham and Camden – is giving away FREE shrimp.

But, there’s a catch. Shrimp fans must know the secret password in order to be in with a chance of getting the free shrimp.

Diners must quote ‘I love shrimp’ to any member of staff in order to get a free portion of Zingy Salt ‘n’ Pepper Shrimps.

However, they will have to act quick as there is a limited number of free portions being given out at both sites.

New research commissioned by Beavertown has found that while 87% of Londoners say their friends are some of the most important people in their lives, over half (54%) have never told a mate they love them.

To address this, Beavertown has partnered with suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) to lauch ‘Tell a Mate Why You Love Them’ this Valentine’s Day. Fronted by real life friends Joe Marler and Chris Stark, the nationwide campaign challenges men to get past the discomfort and say how they really feel.