family life & travels
Christmas isn’t Christmas without a little tradition, and I know one tradition that is pretty big in the Uk is to go to an panto. There are happening all over towns and cities across the UK, and in the run up to Christmas, as well as in the time post-Christmas and into the start of
When you think of a day out in London, or at least when I do, I think of tube rides, a few of your typical tourist sites like Buckingham Palace or having a mooch in Harrods. Topped off with eating out and some tired feet. You seem to always get your step count up living
After a busy day exploring in London with the kids, being able to eat somewhere for a family meal, that will cater for everyone is a must. Some days are just not times when you want to pay for food that they will eat very little of. The good thing about London is that there
There is no secret that in our house we are big Harry Potter fans. Since the movies came out when I was a teenager to now reading the books with my children, it is something that we all enjoy. There is just something magical and that transcends all age groups with the books and films.
Starting tomorrow, at the Guildhall Art Gallery in London, there is a new exhibition running up until the end of October, called Late evening: Sublime Symmetry. Unleash your inner artist for a night of arts, crafts, workshops, talks, music and cocktails at Guildhall Art Gallery’s next late event, inspired by the launch of new exhibition, Sublime
I know, I know, am I really talking about this right now? But in reality, we are so close to the end of January, that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. And if you want to do something extra special and take a trip to London, then it can take some planning. It is
As a dairy-free meat reducer (and someone currently doing ‘veganuary’ [why is that name so cringe]), I have been on the look out more and more for the best places to eat out that can cater to my needs. Top be fair, most places have a few options on the menu that are suitable or
When we got married nine years ago, I’m not sure why we thought getting married on 2nd January was a good idea. I mean, it was a Friday, and with the Thursday being New Year’s Day, most people had the Friday off work too. So at the time, it seemed like a good plan. But
When our friends swan off on fancy holidays, we’re often left thinking how much we’d love a break ourselves. Sometimes we are genuinely bewildered wondering how they can possibly afford to pay for flights and a swanky hotel without breaking the bank. Especially when they have the everyday costs of living and a commute. We
