This year’s Kensington + Chelsea Art Week will bring the Royal Borough to life with incredible public art during October. Highlights include the façade of the Coronet Theatre wrapped in embroidered poetry, empty retail spaces transformed with installations and colourful murals from local artists acknowledging
Mayfair’s former vicarage at 13A North Audley Street, a grand red-brick townhouse, has been converted into stylish apartments and a trio are available to let via Wetherell. These range from a one-bedroom to a split-level four-bedroom penthouse. Neighbouring the Grade I Listed parish church of
Today is the day for all pirate lovers. “Talk Like A Pirate Day” is an international holiday held annually on the 19th of September. The day was first celebrated in 1995, encouraging people to talk and dress like the sea captains of ‘yester-years’. Guess what?
London-office workers are considering leaving the city in favour of the seaside and a better quality of life, according to startling statistics released today. 60% said the COVID-19 pandemic has made them reconsider their living situation, with many setting their sights on an escape to
On Wednesday 7th October – for one day only – music lovers can relive gigs by iconic 80s artists like Madonna and Prince Remember when Billy Ocean sang, “Get outta my dreams, Get into my car!”. The 1988 hitmaker must have known an 80s drive-in
Yesterday at the Mayor’s Question Time, Green Party London Assembly Member Caroline Russell called on the Mayor to bring forward plans to cut traffic in London. Despite confirming that London traffic has rocketed back up since lockdown has eased – with more cars on the
Formula One Autocentres have surveyed UK drivers to find the angriest cities in the UK, and what the top annoyances on the road are. What’s causing the anger on the roads? There’s four key trends across the country: Cyclists / Motorbikes Dangerous driving Lack of
A senior councillor and former journalist with a historic ceremonial role at the City of London Corporation will serve an extra year in office to ‘ensure continuity’ as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Brian Mooney was elected as Chief Commoner in October last year and took
Sheer Edge Events has announced the launch of an online events showcase, following its pivot to providing online event services. The event aims to “demonstrate the options available to businesses to communicate effectively with their customers in a safe, legal way, protected from the threat
In a major vote of confidence in the London property market, Great Marlborough Estates has acquired Empire House, a vacant office building overlooking Chiswick High Road for redevelopment into housing. The deal, which was negotiated during lockdown and is one of the largest residential transactions