I recently had an enjoyable dinner at Italian eatery Prezzo Kensington which is part of a larger chain but is pleasantly independent and located in one of the side streets off Kensington High Street with a cosy yet contemporary decor and nice buzz.
There is the usual Italian fayre you would expect at an Italian – pizza pasta and some…
I’m looking forward to next week’s seasonal opening launch event of the Skylight Rooftop at Tobacco Dock.Famous for its panoramic and uninterrupted views across the city’s skyline and unique urban lawn games and bar offering, the expansive Skylight Rooftop at Tobacco Dockvenue has become one of London’s favourite summer hot spots. On Thursday 2nd May 2019,Skylight…
I love Britain in Spring because it hosts so many events where I can show off my posh outfits and hats. I usually go to Ascot Racecourses but this year I particularly look forward to attend theRoyal Windsor Horse Show in May with my uber-talentedfriend and blogger Vicki of the Honest Mum. TheRoyal Windsor Horse Show willcelebrate its largest ever prize fund making it a…
Paul Bakery and patisserie is a family run business which started in Franceand now has shops all around the world.I was invited to a bread making masterclass with a Valentine theme whichreally appealed to me for a few reasons. Firstly, I always wanted to attend abread making course but I never got the chance. Secondly, when I was offeredthe opportunity to attend a…
Situated amidst the London West End theatres is The Delaunay, a stunning all daycafé and restaurant which can be found just off the Aldwych. One of thereasons to visit The Delaunay is their afternoon tea which is served sevendays a week between 3 and 6pm.
Once you enter the main building, there is a very nice receptionist thatwelcomes you and leads you to your table.
Last weekend I was invited to the London Shuffle Club in Shoreditch for what I can describe as an amazing time and event. Upon arrival I was greeted by two lovely staff members who led me inside the venue to sit at a table to enjoy two full hours of blissful pizza brunch & Prosecco. During this time I also had a chance to learn about and have a go at shuffleboard, a game of which I knew…
This October half term, visitors to Arundel Castle will be able to find out what it was like living at the Castle in the early Norman period with weapons, armour, combat and craft demonstrations to bring the era to life.
Tickets
From £11 for a child (5-16 yrs)
From £15 for an adult
From £51 for a family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children)
For more information please visit…
As the Castle celebrates the 950th anniversary of its initial construction, Raven Tor Living History Group returns to portray the men and women of the 12th century with combat training and crafts of the late Norman period.
Tickets
From £11 for a child (5-16 yrs)
From £13 for an adult
From £51 for a family ticket (2 adults and up to 3 children)
For more information please visit…
Meet a variety of historical characters, such as a Knight, Pirate and Medieval Surgeon. There’s a range of have-a-go activities for all ages, including archery for the over 8s plus ‘meet the falconer’, a face painter and a story teller. History has never been so much fun!
Tickets
From £11 for a child (5-16 yrs)
From £13 for an adult
From £51 for a family ticket (2 adults and up to 3…
Set within the upper grounds of Arundel Castle, the Family History Weekend will be an opportunity to meet a variety of historical characters such as a Knight, Pirate and Medieval Scribe. With have-a-go activities, including archery, mini catapults and a craft tent plus falconry and storytelling, this two-day event is the perfect way to entertain all the family this August.
Tickets
From £11 for a…
