Carried Away by The Cary Arms
Arriving at The Cary Arms on the south coast of Devon was our first glimpse of the sea after journeying…
Carried Away by The Cary Arms
Arriving at The Cary Arms on the south coast of Devon was our first glimpse of the sea after journeying…
Spa of the Month: Shangri-La at The Shard
The Skypool at the Shard may not be the biggest swimming pool you’ve ever seen but it’s likely to be…
Dubai: A Big Kids’ Playground
Dubai, or Dubada as my 8yo now affectionately calls it, wasn’t, I admit, my first choice for a family holiday.…
Double Bill: On the Edge
This week, crime writer Anne Coates discovers two intriguing titles making you question everything you’re reading, told in first person narratives that…
Among the Trees at the Hayward Gallery
In this turbulent year, nature has provided both a place of respite and a lifeline to normality. With so much…
Double Bill: On the Edge
This week, crime writer Anne Coates discovers two intriguing titles making you question everything you’re reading, told in first person narratives that…
The Forsythe Evening with English National Ballet
These are bleak days – war in Europe, a cost of living crisis and on ENB’s opening night there was…
Circus 1903
Not so long ago, we all assumed circuses were a thing of the past. Not so. Starting with Cirque du…
The Oscars 2020: 92nd Academy Awards Line-Up
It feels like mere months since Green Book walked away with Best Picture at the 2019 Oscars, to the collective…
Cunning Little Vixen at Opera Holland Park
The Cunning Little Vixen is an opera that presents both audience and opera company alike with a conundrum. Is it…
The Corn Is Green
It’s a familiar trope. The unconventional, do-good teacher arrives in a town set in its ways, shakes things up a…
A Luxurious London Jubilee Guide
Flags and bunting are adorning the Mall and the entire city is in readiness for the biggest royal event London…
Sunday Brunch, Farzified
Indian might not be one’s first choice for Sunday brunch – being customarily more of a Saturday night affair –…
Restaurant Uformel, Copenhagen
Tough breaks, being a Copenhagen restaurant. On the one hand, Copenhagen’s food scene. Imagine being a cog in that gearbox.…
Sunday Brunch, Farzified
Indian might not be one’s first choice for Sunday brunch – being customarily more of a Saturday night affair –…
Easter at Home
It’s like a second Christmas, isn’t it? When the joys of the festive season have long faded and the summer…
One Thing Drives Out Another: Introducing Zager & Co
I HAVE a confession to make. I have, at times, acted like a Prima Donna. Not, I hasten to add,…
A Covert to Covet
THE arrival – or at least the imminent threat of arrival – of Summer is somewhat bittersweet for me this…
Easter at Home
It’s like a second Christmas, isn’t it? When the joys of the festive season have long faded and the summer…
The Author’s Muse
This month sees the publication of Stage Call, the sixth in my Hannah Weybridge crime thriller series, and, if you…
Keeping the Doctors Flying: Casterley Barn Gala
There are two reasons to get out of the city and enjoy a break in the countryside. The first is…
