In today's interconnected world, more professionals are embracing the digital nomad lifestyle, seeking the freedom to work remotely from different cities across the globe. For digital nomads, two cities that often top the list of desirable destinations are London and Paris—each offering a unique blend of work culture, lifestyle, and opportunities. However, while both cities hold undeniable charm, the experience of being a digital nomad in London vs. Paris differs significantly in terms of cost, coworking spaces, cultural scene, and…
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When Netflix announced its new romantic comedy, Emily in Paris back in 2020, I knew I’d be instantly hooked. Paris is the city I adore and just the thought that I could be transported…
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Part of the award-winning Salt Yard Group restaurants, Ember Yard in the heart of Soho has launched a new take on the much-loved Sunday Roast.…
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Embarking on parenthood is probably the most important decision you’ll ever make after buying a house, but it doesn’t come with a manual. There’s no right or wrong, we do the best we can,…
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Dearest Gentle Reader, you are cordially invited to an afternoon of delight and frivolity. Come with me on a culinary journey through time, where elegance and refinement reigned supreme; what scandal is this I…
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It’s an odd name for a supplement I must admit, but did you know “cutis sana” is Latin for “healthy skin”? and though the word “collagen” only features in tiny writing on a bottle…
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It was so lovely to be back at the Wellington Lounge so soon after my last visit. The InterContinental Park Lane is one of my favourite spots for Afternoon Tea and this is my…
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Sloane Square has always been the haunt of the rich and famous and synonymous with aristocracy or at least, that’s what we perceive this sophisticated part of London to be. People who lived here were…
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What better way to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III than an afternoon tea inspired by his and Queen Camilla’s favourite flavours and dishes. Last month, I visited the Wellington Lounge at the…
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J. Sheekey in an institution in London’s Soho/Covent Garden, a restaurant with an illustrious 125 year history and a place that’s a firm favourite of mine. I’ve fond memories of eating here with my…