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Jenny Kingsley Enthuses About A Delicatessen In Islington, North London. The Owner Has An Inspiring Story To Tell.

There are many Americans of all ages living in Islington, and whenever I am in Montes, I have usually met a compatriot. Nowadays, the socially distanced very long lines have engendered a feeling of camaraderie amongst those of us who have

Property: Chelsea & South Kensington

Chelsea and South Kensington are two of the most celebrated districts in the capital, with prestigious schools, luxury shops and plenty of open spaces and amenities to enjoy. They’re also just a few short stops on the District or Piccadilly

Food From Home by Derek Miller

Maybe it’s the lack of options here or the pure fact that anything “American” is covered in BBQ sauce (why?) but, it’s enough to make any expat rethink their exodus from the land of massive potions and endless convenience. Luckily, my ire

HM Treasury Receives Feedback From Office Of Tax Simplification Regarding Inheritance Tax Regime

Back in January 2018, the then Chancellor, Phillip Hammond, asked the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS), an independent body, to review the structure of the existing inheritance tax regime. The tax framework has undergone little change

British Culture & Misconceptions

“I thought that you just lived in a place with funny accents and quirky shops”, my sister said after visiting me in Liverpool for a week. She was in the middle of explaining to me that her perception of the United Kingdom was very different

Settling In to The UK: It Was The Best Of Times, It Was The Worst Of Times. The Tale Of Relocating Countries

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times....” So, begins A Tale of Two Cities by the immortal Charles Dickens. When it comes to relocating countries, we may find ourselves in the midst of our own paradoxical tale. It involves

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