A Banksy mural which was withdrawn from a controversial auction at the 11th hour has been put up for auction again, to the dismay of local campaigners...
A mural of Jesus being chased by police and paparazzi close to London Bridge that was reportedly to be by graffiti artist Banksy is in fact a fake.
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The passionate, international campaign to save beloved north London Banksy mural appears to have won a battle to stop the piece being auctioned in Mia...
The race to save a local Banksy mural which has involved everyone from the local council, to the Culture Secretary, the Metropolitan Police, the Arts ...
Local politicians have appealed to the Arts Council for help getting back the Banksy which was removed from a Poundland store in north London, and is ...
The proposed sale of a Banksy mural that vanished from north London last week and could now fetch up to £450,000 at an American auction has prompted ...
Just days after Poundland made headlines after what critics dubbed the "slave labour" of workfare graduates in its stores, a Banksy artwork depicting ...
Iain Duncan Smith lashed out at graduates who consider themselves "too good" to stack supermarket shelves as he vowed not to back down after a flagshi...
Upon finishing my A Levels I was sold on the idea, like many of my peers were, that heading to university was the right direction to go, a step that would take me towards a rewarding career. It seemed almost alien if you opted not to go- after all; a degree was the pathway to a guaranteed job.
Poundland, who opened their 400th store in July, are thriving in the recession. Last November, however, the growing business took on a graduate for "unpaid menial work", as a judge at London's High Court declared.
There's been a lot of outrage recently in the press. Being a pedant, this always makes me chuckle, mostly because the medieval word 'outrage' originally meant a gratuitous excess of criminal violence.
The employment minister Chris Grayling has had to backtrack on claims that his email had been hacked by campaigners against a Government work experien...
I think it's about time I got angry about the government's employment programmes in writing. Specifically, the Work Programme and the Community Action Programme. I would also like to start by applauding Waterstones for pulling out of such a reprehensible programme.
Budget retailer Poundland has been forced to review its dress code after a row erupted on social networking sites following claims that it had banned ...