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Shanghai Design Week

Steve Lau, co-CEO of Shanghai Design Week

CR: So thank you so much for having me, it’s very exciting to be here. It’s a big day!

SL: It is a big day, yeah.

CR: I’m sure it represents the culmination of a lot of hard work for

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TOKii at The Prince Akatoki Hotel, Marble Arch

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I’ve lived in London for 10 years and I rarely (if ever) look at hotels when I’m planning a meal out – especially not 5-star ones. Eager to attract more than just hotel guests, one of Marylebone’s finest … Read more →

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British architecture: Famous buildings and monuments

British architecture is a captivating blend of history, innovation and artistic expression. In this respect, it can be compared to freshbet, a place that combines unique design, a rich variety of games and top-notch service. This country has a … Read more →

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The Knight of Notting Hill opens in Ladbroke Grove

The Knight of Notting Hill, a brand-new free house gastropub pub with sumptuous interiors and serving an eclectic mix of good pub food, cocktails, craft beers, wine & live music opens late September on Ladbroke Grove.

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Why We Love Soho’s Iconic French Restaurant, L’Escargot

Set in the heart of Soho, L’Escargot holds the distinction of being one of the oldest and most celebrated fine dining restaurants in London for nearly 100 years. This iconic French restaurant is renowned for its charm, elegance, impeccable service … Read more →

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A Cut & Blowdry at Neville’s Hair & Beauty

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Neville is something of an institution. A go-to for those in the know, the salon first opened in the early 90s, quickly building a reputation for excellence and with it an exclusive list of discerning clientele.

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Why All Inclusive Holidays Are Back With A Bang!

We’ve had a few turbulent years of staying safely tucked away in our homes, forced to postpone family getaways and solo adventures to tropical locales. Now that that’s over, many of us are itching to take advantage of reopened borders … Read more →

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A Strategic Guide for UK Businesses Eyeing Irish Markets

Expanding your UK business to Ireland can be an exciting opportunity, offering numerous benefits and potential growth for your company. With its thriving economy, English-speaking workforce, and favourable corporate tax rates, Ireland has become an attractive destination for UK businesses … Read more →

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Gaming’s Place in the Modern World

Throughout its history, gaming has gone through multiple evolutions, and some of them have been quite extreme. Although leisure activities which could fall under the umbrella term of ‘gaming’ have existed in one form or another for almost as long … Read more →

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dryrobe – mantra ‘Get changed, stay warm’

When did changing robes become a cult fashion item? Probably from around 10 years ago, when surfer dudes invented them to stay warm when changing out of wetsuits on windswept beaches. Since the boom in wild swimming and cold water … Read more →

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