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'An undeniable knack for combining flavours'

Cambridge Street Kitchen

Open Mon–Fri 7.30am–9.30pm, Sat 8am–10pm, Sun 8am–8.30pm

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Housed in the stylish boutique hotel Artist Residence, Cambridge Street Kitchen is a relaxed and well-priced all-day eatery, located on a leafy residential street of Pimlico. With a new head chef, … Read more →

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'I felt a sense of calm for the rest of the evening'

Mindful Yoga with Nahid

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It seems in recent years the obsession with yoga has been for the likes of fast-paced Vinyasa flows, Jivamukti and Rocket classes, or for the heat endurance sweatiness of a Bikram studio. But when you experience the non-stop … Read more →

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Petite Shambhala, Dordogne

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This beautifully restored two-bedroom house, built from creamy honey-tinted stone, resides peacefully on the banks of Dordogne river. It is part of the Oliver’s Travels portfolio. Inside it is light and stylish, scattered with beautiful paintings by local … Read more →

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The Modern Ponytail

Sam Burnett, Founder and Creative Director of Hare & Bone salon talks through the inspiration of his latest campaign and how you can get the look at home, “I wanted to create a collection championing the ponytail through experimental techniques, … Read more →

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Editor-in-Chief:

Olivia Allwood-Mollon

Olivia is a lifestyle, travel and beauty writer. Cutting her teeth as Beauty Assistant at Harper’s Bazaar and then Acting Beauty Assistant at Red, she debuted with us as West London Living‘s Health and Beauty … Read more →

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No Man’s Fort: Solent Forts

Having sailed past these huge isolated sea-forts several times, I’d always been envious of the mysterious structures filled, I was sure, with people having the time of their lives. Dark domes built as defence during the Napoleonic War, they sit … Read more →

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What makes for a rock ‘n’ roll life?

‘My life isn’t feeling very rock ‘n’ roll right now,’ I messaged my neighbour, who had made it clear he wasn’t interested in me, saying that work was currently dominating his life.

The Musician messaged me the following day, wanting … Read more →

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'Dr Lana was both professional and reassuring, and the experience was neither awkward nor scary'

Geneveve Radiofrequency Vaginal Rejuvenation Treatment

The blurb

Geneveve is a single, 30-minute vaginal treatment that has no down time. Just like skin, vaginal tissue relies on collagen and elastin for its support. With the normal ageing process or physical stresses from child-bearing, the tissue can … Read more →

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'I felt a sense of calm for the rest of the evening'

Nahid de Belgeonne

What inspired you to take up yoga, how did it all begin?

I had a really stressful job in technology dealing with TV companies. The contract over-promised and my job was to negotiate the under-delivery…!

I’ve kept fit all of … Read more →

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Albertine

Open Mon–Wed 5pm–11pm, Thu–Sat midday–midnight

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‘Albertine’s bar is nothing less than a local landmark: started in 1978, albeit in a rather different guise, by Sarah McEvedy (current co-owner and Allegra McEvedy’s mum), the cool, cosy pew-lined room provides … Read more →

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