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London’s Best Terraces for Summer
London comes alive in the sunshine, and few things beat lingering over great food and a drink on a terrace with a view. From rooftop bars overlooking the city’s skyline and canal-side hideaways to leafy courtyards and Parisian-style pavements, the capital is packed with al fresco spots that make the…
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Mr Miyagi, Canterbury: a charming local Japanese restaurant with seriously big flavours
Tucked away in Canterbury, Mr Miyagi is the kind of charming little local restaurant that doesn’t need extravagant interiors or unnecessary theatrics to make an impression. Instead, it lets the food do the talking – and with generous sushi platters, bold flavours and comforting Japanese classics, there’s plenty worth talking…
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Blue Mist At Stratford East Review
Blue Mist, an Olivier Award–nominated play written by Mohamed‑Zain Dada and directed by Milli Bhatia, is a thoughtful look at how young Muslim men see themselves and how the media sees them. When Jihad, an aspiring British Pakistani journalist, wins the chance to make his own documentary, he hopes to…
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Olivier Award Nominee Beverley Klein Stars in Holocaust/AI drama Memoriam At Southwark Playhouse
Tangram Theatre Company announces the London premiere of Memoriam, a new play by British-Israeli playwright Noga Flaishon (whose work spans theatre, audio drama and interactive storytelling, including writing for the Doctor Who universe at Big Finish), directed by Daniel Goldman (Artistic Director of Tangram Theatre Company, whose previous productions include OFFIE…
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New Products I’ve Discovered Recently
I’m such a creature of habit but in the Summer time, I always love trying new products; so here are some of the things I’ve tried (and loved) recently! The Toll House Deli – Burnt Basque Cheesecake The Toll House Deli, newly opened on Cremorne Road, has launched a handcrafted…














