What's on this week
London Shell Company
March 13, 2019Canal Inspired Easter Hunt, London Shell Co, The Prince Regent, Sheldon Square, Paddington Central, W2 6PY; 19th-21st April
London Shell Co crew will be holding a canal inspired Easter hunt on Friday 19th, Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st Read more →
What's on this week
No 29 Power Station West
February 21, 2019Secret Film Club; Battersea Power Station, 29 Circus West, London SW11 8NN; First Sunday of every month at 4pm from March 3rd
On the first Sunday of every month, No 29’s Secret Film Club will take place in the cosy River Bar Read more →
What's on this week
Queens Skate, Dine, Bowl
February 21, 2019The Liquor Lanes; 17 Queensway, Bayswater, London W2 4QP;
QUEENS Skate Dine Bowl and MEATliquor are excited to announce The Liquor Lanes, London’s hottest new private bowling experience inspired Read more →
What's on this week
Natural History Museum
February 21, 2019Wildlife Photographer of the Year; Cromwell Road, London, SW7; 19 October 2018 - 30 June 2019; Adult £13.50, Child £8
Now in its fifty-fourth year, Wildlife Photographer of the Year showcases extraordinary animal behaviour and the breathtaking diversity of life Read more →
What's on this week
A Warehouse In Shepherd’s Bush
February 11, 2019Lost Lagoon; West 12 Shopping Centre, Shepherd's Bush, W12 8PP; Feb 14th - April 7th
The Lost Lagoon, the latest venture from Bompas & Parr, is a nautical adventure in an underground boating lake in Shepherd’s Read more →
What's on this week
Kew Gardens
January 31, 2019Sunday stories, Kew Gardens, Kew, Surrey, TW9 3AE; Every Sunday until 31 March, at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm; FREE with Kew Gardens entry ticket
A fun-filled session of stories from around the world, to explore big questions about biodiversity and the delicately balanced relationship Read more →
What's on this week
Victoria and Albert Museum
January 31, 2019Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams; V&A, Cromwell Road, London, SW7; Until July 14th; £20-24
Spanning 1947 to the present day, this exhibition will trace the history and impact of one of the 20th century’s Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Katherine Brook reviews the new culinary fashion afternoon tea at boutique Knightsbridge hotel, The Franklin
- The Imperial Arms 'has the basics down to perfection', says John Richardson, and a comprehensive list of very good cocktails to boot
- Olivia Allwood-Mollon selects her top last-minute gifts for the very late shoppers amongst us
- Erin Hunter reviews a teeth whitening treatment with Dr Wyman Chan
- Kat MacKathley lives her Downton Abbey dream at the National Trust's Hartwell House in Buckinghamshire
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...
- Beauty influencer, singer and founder of Castaway Beauty, CC Clarke, chats careers, wigs and her all-time best beauty hacks
- Lyle Copeland and Theodora Gosden-Hood, founders of Indigo and Ivy Events, talk about building their successful events business, keeping calm under pressure and how to throw the ultimate party
