Joining us this week is Gary, a Chartered Surveyor and Project Manager for a firm in Piccadilly. Gary discusses how they work on projects that are primarily based in Central London and at what point you need to bring in which experts, with the consensus being the earlier the better.
This week we had a fascinating conversation with Grant about all things interior design. Grant started a very successful blog back in 2015 and is now running a boutique marketing agency, specialising in marketing for interior designers. We talk about how design is both a passion and a lifestyle for him and what good design actually is. He gives us tips on how to partner with the right interior designer, what to look for and what to be aware of in an industry that is not as regulated as others.
When looking for a day school, the most important thing is making the right choice as a parent and family. We discussed this topic with the two heads of Garden House School in Chelsea, Mr. Jameson, and Mrs. Studd.
The London Festival of Architecture is a month-long celebration of architecture and city-making, taking place every June across London. The Festival’s mission is to open up discussions around architecture, test new ideas and uncover and promote new talent.
We discuss with Hon Frances the impact the royal family has had on racing as a sport in Britain, in particular Queen Elizabeth II.
The Chelsea Royal Flower Show is held anually over five days in May and is one of summer’s most vibrant events.
Dr. Nanda emphasizes that one should never expect a single solution to fit all and how, as a doctor, one needs to look at the bigger picture: the family environment, the school’s teaching style, and the learning style of the individual child. The solution has to be tailored to the individual child and the unique environment of that child.
Photo London at Somerset House in May 2022. The photography exposition is back again this year from the 11th to the 15th of May.
We discuss with Artur how using your breath properly can relieve anxiety and stress and increase your performance and focus.
Blog Post No.94 20/04/222 Historically, only professionals such as watermen and lightermen were allowed to race on the River Thames and it wasn’t long before competition and wagers became common amongst the working man’s rowing community. The Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race is now one of London’s most popular annual events. The race has been …
