• When Tomáš Dudka and Tomáš Kapek left Prague for a trip to India to meditate, practice yoga and eat great food 20 years ago, they had no idea that it would lead them to opening a chain of fast-food restaurants that have popularized the food of the subcontinent in their hometown. A passage to [...]

  • A brief history of time (and space) When Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann inadvertently invented Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD is an abbreviation of its German name) in 1938, he was looking for a stimulant for the central nervous system, working with a substance derived from the ergot fungus that was often found in rye bread.  [...]

  • The story of William, an undocumented migrant, ending up in Ireland, a country he had barely heard of, hiding from immigration and finally building one of the most diverse companies in the region. William Silva had never been on a plane before he left Brazil on the first of three flights that took him [...]

  • With the polls pointing to a potential change in Government next year. We take a look at what Labour are planning and what their policies meant to construction last time they were in office. By all accounts, the state of Britain’s infrastructure should be higher up the political agenda. Last year the joint committee [...]