Archive for March, 2009
Rise Above it With a Helicopter Flight Over London
Everything looks so foolishly small, from toy yachts on little duck ponds to Hornby railways and matchstick model cathedrals
Food With a Side of Art in Wapping
The canvases provide a glamorous contrast to the industrial atmosphere of the grade two turbine halls, where much of the machinery that powered the docks survives
Charlotte Dutton: Model Multi-Tasker
The freckle-faced, blonde-bobbed Ealing native is a proficient multi-tasker: equally at home on the slopes of Whistler as she is on London’s catwalks
Cooking Class at Leiths in Hammersmith
The idea of spending a morning picking up some culinary expertise at Leiths was a very attractive one. In reality, however, the experience fell far short of my expectations
The Macbeth in Hoxton
It’s all as if the Sex Pistols had sex with the cast of ‘Alice in Wonderland’, and their descendants now gather here, in their own strange universe
Loneliness of the Inner City Cyclist
If we get off our bikes and walk down the prohibited routes then we may as well have walked in the first place – and taken twice as long to get to our destination
Mystery Animal of Kent…London and Sussex
Where did these cats come from ? How are they surviving ? And just how many are out there ? All will be revealed…
Happy Mondays (and Sundays) at The Forge
If this credit crunch goes on any longer we’re all going to end up like Gavin and Stacey’s James Cordon. And I don’t mean hilarious
Floris Perfumes in Westminster
Set in the prestigious confines of Jermyn Street, Floris has held royal warrants since the reign of George IV
Wine and Sushi at Tsuru
Nestled behind the Tate Modern on South Bank is Tsuru, a Japanese restaurant where last week a series of wine and sushi tasting evenings took place
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