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  1. Katia Beauty Clinic

    Katia Beauty Clinic

    State of the art beauty St John’s Wood

    As a professional makeup artist, I have always believed in the transformative power of beauty. For me, makeup began as a creative outlet—a way to express myself and help others feel confident in their own skin. However, my journey took an unexpected turn when I was diagnosed with lichen planus, a condition that profoundly affected my relationship with my own

  2. Fen Flora

    Fen Flora

    Farmers market - The 1st Thursday of the month in Market Harborough

    Fen Flora is a family run flower growing nursery situated in the delightful Fens of Cambridgeshire producing fresh cut flowers, bulbs and tubers.

    We invite you to view the various pages of the website to learn more about us and visit the online store for purchases direct from us.

  3. Expedia.com

    Expedia.com

    I’m back as a more informed customer

    Expedia Group brands help travelers experience the world in new ways and build lasting connections. Whether it’s planning a family vacation, a business trip or organizing the trip of a lifetime, Expedia Group brands unlock the best possibilities for each individual traveler and each type of trip.

    Expedia, Hotels.com and Vrbo are Expedia Group’s flagship brands powering travel for everyone, everywhere.

  4. Maple Street Parking at Birmingham Airport

    Maple Street Parking at Birmingham Airport

    Booking direct saves £2

    With over 32 years experience we know all there is to know about Airport Parking. We are now the largest independent Meet & Greet Parking provider in the UK. We care a great deal about who drives your car - which is why all our drivers are mature, properly trained, regularly tested, CRB checked and have full UK driving licences.

    Every car is also carefully photographed and the mileage is recorded prior to us driving your car, so that both you (our customer) and Maple Parking can be sure about the condition of your vehicle when it enters our care. We have been offering this exceptional peace-of-mind service for many years - ensuring that as one of our valued customers, you can relax whilst you are away. Simply book your parking and then leave the rest up to us.

  5. Tails Cocktail Mix

    Tails Cocktail Mix

    The consumer cocktail

    Tails Cocktails has unveiled new brand-wide packaging celebrating the “mysterious origin” of cocktails.

    The new look was officially revealed at this year’s London Cocktail week (3-7 October), and is currently being rolled out into a number of UK outlets.

    Established in 2010, Tails Cocktails has set out to “revolutionise” the consumer cocktail experience by offering accessible, fast and consistent batched options.

  6. Tobacco Dock

    Tobacco Dock

    TOBACCO DOCK HAS BEEN AT THE CENTRE OF HOSTING ALL MANNER OF COMMODITIES FOR OVER TWO CENTURIES – FROM LUXURY IMPORTS TO TECH SYMPOSIUMS. THE LISTED TIMBERS AND CURVED BRICK VAULTS HAVE WITNESSED TRADE DEALS, TIGER ATTACKS, SLEEP DEPRIVATION CHALLENGES AND VICTORIAN TASTING DAYS NOT TO MENTION WORLD-CLASS CONFERENCES AND EVENTS.

    WHERE IT ALL BEGAN

    Tobacco Dock was completed in 1812, designed by John Rennie (who was also the architect behind the pre-1970 London Bridge). Today’s Tobacco Dock, while still generous in scope is just two-fifths of the original 70-acre site. That’s the same area as 40 football pitches. A high wall was constructed around the perimeter to protect the valuable goods from light-fingered thieves and remains in place to this day.

    The distinctive subterranean barrel arched vaults are believed to have been built by prisoners of the Napoleonic Wars and were used to store all manner of goods which had been brought to London from across the world.

    As you might guess from the name, one of the main commodities that were stored here was tobacco, brought over from Virginia. It was also used to store wool from Australia, rum, wine, molasses, brandy and animal skins. At full capacity, the Great Tobacco Warehouse could accommodate 24,000 hogsheads of tobacco.

  7. Gail’s Bakery St John’s Wood

    Gail’s Bakery St John’s Wood

    Everyone is welcome in our bakeries. We believe in the power of community, in helping those around us and living as sustainably as possible. We insist on the finest ingredients, supporting small businesses wherever we can, and though we’re always innovating, our baking is based on time-honoured techniques and our decades-old starters. Nothing gives us as much pleasure as a freshly baked, lovingly crafted loaf.

    We bake by hand with natural ingredients, and whilst we are ordinary people, we want to make extraordinary things. We want to play our part to bring humanity back into the food world, and back to local communities. We can’t imagine doing anything more gratifying than baking our, and your, bread.

  8. The Walt Disney Music Center Concert Hall Los Angeles

    The Walt Disney Music Center Concert Hall Los Angeles

    Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

    $25 Bench Seats

    What is it? For select classical concerts, a limited number of $20 (plus a $5 processing fee) bench seats positioned behind the stage are made available to the public at noon on the Tuesday two weeks prior to the week of the concert. For instance, if you wanted to see a concert on May 31, 2025, bench seats would go on sale May 13.

    How to get it: Tickets can be purchased online, in person, or by phone at 323 850 2000 (there is a per-ticket fee for all online and phone sales). Two-ticket limit per household.

  9. Hambletons Bakery

    Hambletons Bakery

    Love the brown sourdough loaf

    JULIAN CARTER

    CO-OWNER, HEAD BAKER & 10TH GENERATION BAKER

    Julian’s successful career; started in the family Bakery in Liverpool, he then joined the RAF as a chef and later cooked for three years for John Major, when he was Prime Minister in Downing Street and Chequers. He joined the brigade at Hambleton Hall, cooking Michelin starred meals and quickly rising to become second chef, where he remained for some 9 years.

    Julian is an enthusiast and generous teacher sharing his knowledge with employees, customers and all that will listen.

    TIM HART

    CO-OWNER & RESTAURATEUR

    A Rutland based entrepreneur who founded Hambleton Hall (1980) Harts Restaurant (1997) Harts Hotel (2003) and Hambleton Bakery (2008).

  10. Cue Restaurant Cafe Stoneygate

    Cue Restaurant Cafe Stoneygate

    Pit stop after yoga

    The food offering includes shaksuka, a tomato vegetable concoction from South Africa, eggs florentine, quinoa and buckwheat granola, porridge, smashed avocado – every care taken to deliver intelligence in every dish. Sliced avocado on toasted sourdough soars to hipster clic, being paired with salty crumbled feta, even a vegan version, a spiky chilli and lime dressing with or without perfectly poached eggs. For lunch try delicate Korean-smoked brisket piled into an excellent brioche bun with lip smacking tasty sesame-rich Asian ‘slaw. Everything comes with “home fries” good and crunchy and salty sautéd new potatoes.

  11. The Look of Love Movie

    The Look of Love Movie

    The love story between Paul Raymond and his daughter

    For almost forty years, Paul Raymond was one Britain's most scandalous celebrities. Best known as the owner of the world famous Raymond Revuebar, he was a successful theatre impresario, property magnate and porn baron.

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