Paris is well known for some of its iconic structures, from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc de Triomphe. We give you a quick guide to some of the iconic places to see in Paris and how much it might set you back to visit…
Read MoreComplaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritual…
Read MoreComplaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London, and we would really call into question…
Read MoreOctopus Choice is peer-to-peer lending; your money is lent to different borrows, and these loans are backed against property. All loans are secured against property from the octopus property branch of the business; this means…
Read MoreThe FSCS protects you from losing some of your money if an authorised financial services company goes bust. The FSCS offers protection up to £85,000 of savings per individual per financial institution…
Read MoreMarcus is an easy access online savings account and offers significantly higher interest rates than the average. To the sound of cheers Goldman Sachs launched the Marcus account in the UK in 2018, it is named after one of the founders of the bank, Marcus Goldman…
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Street art has long been known for its unrelenting expression, challenging others to challenge their thoughts, political views, concerns and emotions. London has some of the greatest street art in the world, leading the way in…
Read MoreWe Are Vegan Everything aka WAVE is hackney newest vegan restaurant tucked away in a little cul-de-sack off pedestrianised Mare Street. Brought to you by the duo Cait and Soph, behind vegan favourite pop up bakery Cupcakes and Shht…
Read MoreBoca Cha Cha is an eccentric bohemian café and restaurant tucked away in Little Venice. With an eclectic mash-up of velvet sofas, disco balls, wicker armchairs, neon lights…
Read MoreThis Month in Drink we give you the #FLODown on all things drink from where to get your coffee fix to which bar we are loving this month. Find out our cocktail of the month and what juice we like to start are day with…
Read MoreWe give you the #FLODown on all things food, from where to satisfy those avocado cravings at brunch, where to get those on the go lunches to the best place for a date night dinner! We also let you in on…
Read MoreWhether you voted to stay or leave, we want to hear the things that concern you most about the Brexit Process?
Read MoreThe Klementium is a complex comprised of several historical buildings. Founded by the Jesuits in 1556 it still serves as a centre for education and culture…
Read MoreSantorini is home to several small villages; one of our favourites is the village of Megalochori. The village offers a nice escape from the main tourist trap, located a short distance from Fira and will offer…
Read MoreThe John Lennon Wall first appeared in Prague as a commemoration of John Lennon and a symbol of peace and freedom. The wall to many represents a strong resistance to Communism and is the only location in Prague…
Read MoreParis is home to some of the most famed and revered artwork in the world, there are so many great museums and art galleries to visit…
Read MoreDiscover 4 things you can do this week to be that little bit more sustainable in London. When it comes to sustainability there are many ways to be sustainable and every little counts…
Read MorePacking for holidays can be the stuff of nightmares, from stringent baggage allowance to the stresses of deciding what to pack. With many airlines offering cheaper flights with just carry on baggage, it can seem like a good option…
Read MoreAfternoon tea in London can be quite the expense, with some afternoon teas topping upwards of £50 per person the pleasure feasting on perfectly rectangular sandwiches and tiny cakes is definitely a treat. But, who can honestly say that …
Read MoreThis week in London Etiquette we are discussing tube etiquette because frustrations can run high on a Monday morning…
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