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Is Tooting’s Buzz Bingo the Best Looking Building in Town?

The thriving district of Tooting in Wandsworth has a rich and fascinating historical heritage, with the first settlements dating back to at least the Anglo-Saxon period according to the BBC. The long and eventful history of this once-off-the-radar enclave … Read more →

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Hôtel Metropole Monte-Carlo

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The Principality of Monaco is synonymous with old-world glamour and Mediterranean sophistication. The same could be said about the Hôtel Metropole Monte-Carlo, an opulent historic property that dates back to the glitzy nineteenth century. While retaining all of … Read more →

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New chef at Maida Vale’s canal side restaurant, The Waterway

One of Maida Vale’s best neighbourhood restaurants, The Waterway, renowned for its great food, fabulous location on Regent’s Canal and expansive all-weather terrace, takes things up a notch with the arrival of new Head Chef, Mahrez Loukal.

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Catherine Salway and Andrea Waters

What was the inspiration behind the launch of Redemption Bar?

It’s brilliant that so many people are choosing to lead healthier lifestyles, not just for themselves but for the planet. The younger generation are becoming more conscious, turning away from … Read more →

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Henrietta Hotel

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With only a discreet flag marking its prime Covent Garden address, this 18-room boutique beauty is the first London hotel from the ultra-hip Experimental group—the innovative French team behind Paris-based Grand Pigalle Hôtel and Hotel des Grands Boulevards. … Read more →

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Jeany Cronk

What inspired you to up sticks and move to the French countryside to start your wine brand, Mirabeau en Provence?

That’s simple- Stephen and I were madly passionate about Provence Rosé and we were big time Francophiles. So when the … Read more →

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Tongabezi Lodge

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Tongabezi just made it onto Conde Nast Traveller’s 2018 20 Best Hotels in the World and, given the gravitas of this accolade, I thought I’d let them paint a picture in place of our usual blurb:

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'Utterly moreish, we both agreed we could eat it for starter, main and dessert'

Ukai

Open Sunday-Thursday midday–midnight, Friday-Saturday midday-1am

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Ukai has been part of the Notting Hill food scene for a decade, serving ‘fresh and exciting contemporary Japanese cuisine in an irresistible setting’. It’s not simply simply another sushi bar, though; the … Read more →

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No. 15 Great Pulteney

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Tucked away in a browned-butter-hued townhouse on one of Bath’s grandest Georgian blocks sits No. 15 Great Pulteney—a brand new boutique hotel jam-packed with curios awaiting discovery. Sprung from the eclectic imaginations of hoteliers Ian and Christa Taylor … Read more →

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Coworth Park

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Coworth Park serves Georgian manor house luxury sans stuffy pretension in idyllic Berkshire. This five-star property is set on a 240-acre country estate fully equipped with all the quintessentially English essentials: two professional polo fields, manicured gardens, an … Read more →

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