What's on this week
Uncommon Fulham
December 8, 2018Christmas Wreath Making Class, Uncommon, Fulham, 126 New King's Road, London, SW6 4LZ; Thurs 13 Dec; tickets £12
Taking place on Thursday 13th December 2018 from 5pm to 6pm, Uncommon has partnered with Design by Nature to offer guests Read more →
What's on this week
Victoria and Albert Museum
December 8, 2018The Museum of Architecture's Gingerbread City; V&A, Cromwell Road, London, SW7; Until Sun 6 Jan; FREE for members, tickets for non-members £6
The Victoria & Albert Museum presents The Museum of Architecture’s Gingerbread City exhibition. On now until Sunday 6th January 2019, Read more →
What's on this week
Flow Gallery
November 23, 2018Solo Show by Kaori Tatebayashi; 1–5 Needham Road, London, W11; Sat 10 Nov---Sun 13 Jan; Tues to Sat 11am--6pm; free
Flow gallery presents Kaori Tatebayashi’s solo exhibition, presenting a series of ‘Still Lives’ echoing the paintings of Dutch Masters. The Read more →
What's on this week
Fulham
November 19, 2018Winterland London, Fulham, Albert Wharf, SW6 2TY; Open from Thurs 8 Nov; 6pm to 11pm Thurs & Fri, 12pm to 11pm Sat, 12pm to 8pm Sun; tickets from £5
Fulham’s first Thameside beach has had a retro ski chalet makeover – expect heated hunting lodges, fondue and schnitzel, mountain Read more →
What's on this week
Melt
November 18, 2018Lollipop Classes, 59 Ledbury Road, London, W11; your choice of day; your choice of time between 10am and 6pm, 1-hour classes; £35
Ideal for birthday parties or just for fun, visit the Ledbury Road (Notting Hill) or Clarendon Road (Holland Park) Melt Read more →
What's on this week
Under The Bridge
November 8, 2018The Snow Queen, Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road. London SW6 1HS; 11am showings from 14---21 Dec; tickets from £10
For the first time this December, Under the Bridge will transform into the ultimate Christmas destination as it brings a Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Karen Krizanovich visits The Oystermen Seafood Bar & Kitchen in the heart of Covent Garden to find a 'friendly, fresh, knowledgeable, not fussy, personal and very fun' foodie destination
- The Imperial Arms 'has the basics down to perfection', says John Richardson, and a comprehensive list of very good cocktails to boot
- Ivy Scarlett thinks outside the box to find niche, unusual Father's Day gift options, from pheasant cufflinks to spicy scent
- Kat McAthley's ritual massage at Thai Square Spa, a prize winner at the 2017 World Spa Awards, is 'heavenly'
- Lucy Lord visits Buckland Tout-Saints, a 'handsome and beautifully proportioned' 17th Century country house hotel hidden deep in Devon dairymaid countryside
West London Types
The Banker in the Country
Jasper has all the gear and no idea.
One summer when Jasper was fifteen he was sent to help out on his uncle’s farm. Percy didn’t have the heart to tell his sister her son was more trouble than he was worth.
But now Jasper’s regaling his new neighbours with tales of a childhood spent hunting, shooting and lambing ‘on the family farm’. He omits the time he forgot to … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- David Boddy, former Headmaster, grandfather of nine and now senior education consultant with home tutoring company, TUTOR DOCTOR, answers your questions on parenting...
- We catch up with interior designer, Juliet Travers on her collaboration with renowned children’s furniture brand Dragons of Walton Street, how it all began and the inspiration behind her work
- Branded "the most well-connected man in London" by The Times and “London’s hottest art dealer” by GQ, we catch up with art dealer and personal advisor to the stars, Jean-David Malat
