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This winter, why not share some warm and fuzzy feelings with the whole family? For a deliciously defrosting treat, take your young’uns on a magical dance adventure with Matthew Bourne’s Nutcracker, playing in London and on tour. They’ll

The Sounds Of Music

For many music lovers, Britain is Music Heaven, with hundreds of venues, concerts and gigs to suit every taste or genre. Whether your favourite is rock, jazz, folk or classical; dub, doo-wop or death metal - or a sound so new it doesn’t

St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street

First Among Churches
Every church tells a story or two. The architecture, ornaments, sculpture and names on the gravestones, pews, floors of the nave, plaques and sarcophagi on display nurture seeds of knowledge – sketches of social

Raids, Rations and Rifles – Islington during the First World War

19 October 2018 – 15 January 2019
Admission Free, 10 am – 5 pm, Mon, Tues, Fri and Sat www.islington.gov.uk/heritageVisiting a famous, seemingly boundless museum, housing artwork by historic and contemporary artists, can be an overwhelming

Take Five: Castles To Come Home To

By Judith Schrut email As Meghan, new Duchess of Sussex and American in Britain royal, settles into married life with Prince Harry at Kensington Palace, isn’t it high time to enjoy a royal venue of your own this summer?
Whether you’re new

World War II and the Special Relationship

Article by Judith Schrut, email Judith As well as those eagerly awaited royal nuptials, Spring 2018 marks the 72nd anniversary of Prime Minister Winston Churchill’s 1946 ‘special relationship’ speech, in which he publicly bravo-ed the close

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