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London: surviving in the world’s largest economic metropolis
London’s seat at the world’s economic top table should be in no doubt. Home to more than 250 banks, it is a city with a global outlook and handles more than a third of all foreign exchange across the world … Read more →
Richard Cooke
Did you always want to be a choral conductor or did you start out as a choral singer or musician?
I was a chorister at St Paul’s Cathedral from the age of eight, and I used to listen to a … Read more →
Flavour Bastard launches in Soho
Launched in September 2017 in the heart of Soho, Flavour Bastard is a journey of flavours. The best meal I’ve had in Soho in several years. Describing itself as ‘cuisine-agnostic’, they weren’t wrong. Exquisite small plates of perfectly balanced deliciousness … Read more →
Before the move: five tips for a fresh start
Moving house is the chance to start over: although you shouldn’t put too much pressure on yourself to be manically organised with all your belongings, it’s good to get stuff sorted. Before you can say new home, new me, here … Read more →
Top tips for investment firm office layout
Investment firms should recognise the merits of a professionally designed workplace; employees’ surroundings directly impact on a company’s productivity and morale, and thus a business’ turnover. Nevertheless, each firm is different; so how can one anticipate what will work for … Read more →

Cheekbone fillers with Dr Jules Nabet
The blurb
Regularly topping ‘world’s best cosmetic doctors’ lists, and with a stable of supermodel and celebrity regulars, I was more than excited to be treated by Dr Jules Nabet.
I was trying cheekbone fillers administered with the Teosyal Pen—a … Read more →
The Painswick, Gloucestershire
The credentials:
This quirky 18th century Cotswold stone gem is filled with good taste and good humour. Once a former vicarage, today it is an award-winning ‘restaurant with rooms’. Last year the Sunday Times even awarded it the title of … Read more →
WLG on friendships
More than one in three men in Britain feel lonely at least once a week, according to a study released this week. What’s more, loneliness peaks at age 35, with 9% of men that age saying they have no regular … Read more →








