Articles From November 2011

  1. La Soirée

    The Roundhouse in Camden is renowned for hosting jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring performances. It’s a creative space aimed at a young audience, giving a platform for music, dance, film, theatre and circus performances. Camden is a great location for a venue like this; not only is the area a haven for enthusiastic, artistic and experimental types, but it’s also easily accessible on public transport and in Camden minicabs. Chalk Farm and Camden Town stations are just a...
    Posted on November 25th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  2. Budget Shopping in London

    I have a lot of admiration for those of you who have already completed your Christmas shopping. You will have snapped up the best bargains, and will be spared from the stress of last-minute-mad-dash-present-buying that so many of us leave ourselves subject to (meaning you actually get to relax and enjoy the Christmas period). Although I don’t always take my own advice, here are a few tips to keep your costs and your stress-levels low.
    Posted on November 23rd, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  3. Friday Night Film Frenzy

    It’s nice to go and watch a film at the cinema on Friday night. A nice, relaxed evening that’s great for the whole family, complete with popcorn and sugary goodness. But wait - what’s that? Today’s the release date of the latest ‘Twilight’ installment, ‘Breaking Dawn - part 1’? Bang goes your leisurely evening in London! You’d better prepare yourself for thousands of screaming girls queuing around the block to be the very first viewers...
    Posted on November 18th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  4. A Magical Winter Wonderland

    Brrrrr, I’m feeling the chill today. Out comes the faux-fur coat and the fluffy snow boots, despite the fact that it’s still relatively mild for this time of year! However, the true mark that Autumn has really given way is the magical transformation of Hyde Park into a Winter Wonderland (aptly named just that). On Friday 18th November, this Christmas themed utopia will come alive; it will be there until 3rd January so there’s no...
    Posted on November 16th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  5. Is The World Ending Again?

    I know what you’re thinking. It’s not even 2012 yet, and as far as I know there haven’t been any prophecies about fire and brimstone this weekend. However, those cheeky scamps over at Flames & Fortune like to predict their own apocalypse every now and again, just to keep us on our toes! Rather than being a morbid and terrifying affair, it’s actually a crazy club night put on to celebrate life and to dance...
    Posted on November 11th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  6. London Remembers

    You’ve probably noticed that a lot of people are sporting red poppies this week, and there’s a good reason for it. This Friday will be a very significant date: 11/11/11. Aside from it being the birthday of Leonardo Dicaprio, Demi Moore and my own dear mother, it’s also the day when we remember those who lost their lives in World Wars I and II. In 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent on...
    Posted on November 8th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  7. Get Your Ice Skates On

    In the years since ‘Dancing on Ice’ has been on television, people have been even more enthusiastic about ice skating in the winter months than they used to be. There are several rinks opening around London, each decorated festively and attracting people of all ages. If you want to see me glide confidently across the ice as gracefully as a swan, you’re in for a long wait. But if you want to see me (and...
    Posted on November 4th, 2011 by Bryony Cooper
  8. Ready for Bonfire Night?

    Just when you think you’ve recovered from all the noisy Halloween parties and children hyped up on sugar, Bonfire Night is upon you. It’s not quite as scary, but the loud bangs might make you jump out of your skin if you’re not expecting them! It’s a good idea to watch out for wayward sparklers too - the little ones can get overexcited (definitely not myself- I’m very grown up and mature. Honest). The night...
    Posted on November 2nd, 2011 by Bryony Cooper

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