ZIMA offers a modern take on traditional Russian, Ukrainian, and Eastern European cuisine, bringing distinctive and authentic flavours of the region to the Notting Hill dining scene…
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The Paper Moon story began in Milan’s “Golden Rectangle”, the city’s ultra luxury fashion district, where it built a reputation for impeccable, yet honest, Italian cooking. Since then, the brand has expanded to locations in Turkey, Hong Kong, Portugal, Doha, and soon, New York. Here in London, it has found itself an equally prestigious spot at the OWO…
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Discover some of Europe’s most beautiful museum and gallery cafés, from Rose Bakery, Le Jardin du Petit Palais, and Café 1902 in Paris to Café Bravo in Berlin and Bozar Rooftop in Brussels…
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August in London offers a wide mix of events and experiences, from outdoor cinema and live music to major festivals, family activities and new art installations. Here’s a round-up of what’s happening across the city this month…
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Planning a quick weekend escape from London is a perfect way to recharge and break free from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you’re heading to the coast, countryside, or a charming nearby town, having the right things packed ensures your trip runs smoothly and stress-free…
Read MoreClive Lyttle is the Artistic Director of Certain Blacks, a new Arts Council England funded organisation. He has held senior roles at Arts Council England, including Head of Combined Arts for the South East, overseeing circus, outdoor arts, and major venues like The Roundhouse and Jacksons Lane…
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You might feel like your business is doing well. Profits are steady, and invoices are paid. But what happens if revenue dips next month? Can your business still manage wages, vendor payments, and routine costs?
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The Italian Greyhound sits handsomely on the corner of Seymour Street and Seymour Place in an area sprinkled with high end restaurants like Anglo Thai and Basque restaurant Donosita. It is just here to be the neighbourhood restaurant we all need.
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Departing from the usual art fair model of booths, Art Basel Qatar will focus on solo exhibitions by galleries, shaped by individual artistic visions. The fair is designed to create a more meaningful experience for visitors while spotlighting artists and galleries from the Middle East, North Africa, South Asia, and beyond…
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With the summer holidays underway, there are plenty of brilliant things to do with kids across London. Here’s our guide to seven great activities to do with kids in London this summer…
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For our August guide, we’re highlighting some of the exhibitions opening in London this month, as well as the many excellent shows coming to a close…
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To mark its 25th anniversary as one of London’s leading cultural institutions, Somerset House will throw open its doors on 13 and 14 September 2025 for Step Inside 25, a celebratory weekend of free interactive events, performances, exhibitions and workshops…
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This week in London, experience the timeless ballet Giselle performed by the National Ballet of Japan and a powerful live show where poet Caleb Femi and musician Jordan Stephens blend words and beats. Explore experimental sound at Signals, groove to jazz at JAZZ RE:FEST 2025, and enjoy the orchestral magic of the BBC Proms…
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Noreen, a newly opened Middle Eastern restaurant in St Christopher’s Place, offers a standout dining experience with bold flavours and beautifully presented dishes. Surrounded by the charm of cobbled streets, it’s a place worth seeking out…
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UTS presents a direct challenge to how the sport defines excellence, demands performance, and connects with those watching. It stands on the brink of becoming something far more influential than a passing novelty…
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Kew Gardens has announced the upcoming launch of the Carbon Garden, a groundbreaking permanent installation opening in July 2025. Located within London’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site…
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A highlight of London’s cultural calendar, Barbican Outdoor Cinema returns this August with an unforgettable programme of open-air film screenings set against the dramatic backdrop of the Barbican Sculpture Court. This year’s edition features a mix of classic favourites, cult hits and recent releases…
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Following the success of its landmark tenth anniversary, Photo London is poised to embark on a transformative new chapter in 2026 by relocating to the historic National Hall at Olympia, Kensington. ..
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Pippin’s is a new Modern British restaurant located within the recently opened Hotel Templeton Garden in Earl’s Court. Tucked away on a quiet, elegant street of Victorian terraces, the restaurant offers a refined dining experience in a peaceful yet well-connected part of London…
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There’s so much happening in London this week, from outdoor exhibitions like Sculpture in the City and music highlights like BBC Proms and Somerset House Summer Series, to unique experiences such as the Lord Mayor’s Hot Air Balloon Regatta…
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