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22/05/2026

Run by Cycling UK for more than 100 years, Bike Week is the UK’s biggest celebration of cycling and a chance to show how cycling can make everyday life better for people and communities across the country.

Their mission is to create happier, healthier and greener lives through cycling, and through Bike Week they’re inspiring more people to experience its benefits.

Whether you cycle every day, ride occasionally or have not been on a bike in years, Bike Week is for you.

Timeout have put together a great list of the best cycle routes in London, so everyone can get a dose of fresh air!

These cycle routes whizz past Zone 1 landmarks, cruise along canal paths and lead into wild urban greenery.

14/05/2026

Celebrate the arrival of summer at the Manchester Flower Festival, where the city centre bursts into bloom with stunning floral displays, alfresco dining, interactive workshops, inspiring talks, and fun for the whole family. Wander through Manchester’s vibrant shopping streets and discover a collection of beautifully designed gardens and eye-catching installations.

This year features five professionally curated floral displays, all inspired by the theme Green Manchester — celebrating the city’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and green living.

The festival highlights some of Manchester’s leading environmental initiatives, including the redevelopment of Piccadilly Gardens and the transformation of Castlefield Viaduct, alongside the city’s green spaces, biodiversity, and thriving urban wildlife.

For more information and a route map, see below:

Celebrate the start of summer at The Manchester Flower Festival.

23/04/2026

18/03/2026

Catch this award winning exhibition at the Museum of Liverpool before its run ends on 29th March.
From glittering Bronze Age gold to Viking silver and mysterious hoards of ancient coins, this exciting new exhibition uncovers some of the most remarkable treasures ever discovered. Visitors can explore extraordinary finds from leading national and regional institutions, including the British Museum and Amgueddfa Cymru – Museum Wales.
One of the exhibition’s standout pieces is the breathtaking Mold Cape, on loan from the British Museum. Dating back to the Bronze Age, this spectacular ceremonial gold cape was discovered in North Wales and remains one of the UK’s most celebrated archaeological treasures.
Expertly curated by National Museums Liverpool’s archaeology team, the exhibition brings together archaeology, history and science to reveal the fascinating stories behind these incredible discoveries. Each object offers a glimpse into the past, with its story shared in both English and Welsh.

From Bronze Age gold and Viking silver to hoards of coins, discover Treasure unearthed in this new exhibition.Revealing personal stories and global connections, Treasure: History Unearthed features the largest collection of archaeological treasure ever shown in the region, with finds from the North....

06/03/2026

Ahead of International Women's Day this Sunday, I wanted to take moment to thank our wonderful team of Account Managers and Consultants, who manage to effortlessly juggle childcare, elderly parents, and all number of other responsibilities to deliver the exceptional service 4 Corners is known for. In the words of author Kate Hodges:
"Behind every great woman.........is another great woman".

04/02/2026

With the Six Nations just around the corner, your weekends are about to be packed with rugby. Here are a few places in the city where you can watch the matches:

https://www.theship.co.uk/ Wandsworth’s riverside spot is perfect for socialising year-round, and it really comes into its own during Six Nations season.

https://flatironsquare.co.uk/event/six-nations-2026/ Known for being a go-to spot for major football tournaments, Flat Iron Square is sure to bring the same buzzing atmosphere to the rugby.

https://bigpennysocial.co.uk/whats-on/six-nations Covering an impressive 26,000 square feet, Walthamstow’s Big Penny Social is reportedly the largest beer hall in the UK, perfect for soaking up a high-energy atmosphere.

https://www.vinegaryard.london/sports-screenings Right next to London Bridge Station, Vinegar Yard brings together drinks, food, a flea market and art in one eclectic space. The fully covered Courtyard Bar, just left of the main site, has a big screen, covered seating, and rugby on all day — whatever the weather.

https://boxpark.co.uk/sport/six-nations/ Watch every try, tackle and drop goal on the big screens while cheering on your nation. With venues across the city, loads of great street food and the usual BOXPARK extras, it’s a great place to enjoy the rugby with mates.

04/02/2026

International Day of Women and Girls in Science is marked each year on February 11. The day shines a spotlight on the importance of women and girls having equal opportunities in science, while celebrating the valuable contributions they make to the field.

Led by UNESCO and UN-Women alongside a range of partner organisations, the day focuses on empowering women and girls in science and technology. Events often include talks, discussions and activities designed to inspire the next generation to get involved.
For more information, see here:

The purpose of the day is to achieve full and equal access to and participation in science for women and girls.

04/02/2026

The Dark Skies Festival is encouraging people to enjoy the magic of the night sky, with a full schedule of events running from February to October.

This year also marks 10 years since the South Downs park became an International Dark Sky Reserve, known as “The Moore’s Reserve” in tribute to the late Sir Patrick Moore, the well-known Sussex astronomer.

You don't have to wait for a Festival to admire the night sky in all its stellar glory. Find out where the best places are to go stargazing in National Parks throughout the year here:

Dark Skies Festival events in North York Moors, Yorkshire Dales and South Downs National Parks