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In aid of Hands Up Foundation Leighton House Museum, the spectacular ‘East Meets West’ palace of art of Victorian artist Frederic Leighton, is proud to be working with the Hands Up Foundation to present a series of films made by a young generation of Syrian filmmakers. The programme, curated by award-winning director Soudade Kaadan, is […]
Discover how to use cutting edge technology to help us all sleep more sound in 2019 1. Lumie Bodyclock Luxe 750D Lumie right at the forefront of sleep tech. They have been researching human bio-rhythms, our carcadian clocks, light responses and waking modes for years to create products that help us get our best sleep patterns and habits into sync with our […]
Creators of Bollywood’s A-List Bridal Trousseau’s among the Top Tier Curation of participating Exhibitors. Following its continued success year on year and now an annual fixture on the fashion calendar, the UK’s leading, South Asian high fashion, bridal and beauty extravaganza, Aashni + Co Wedding Show will return bigger and better than ever before at its usual residence […]
– Burgista Bros – Juicy, simple & cooked to perfection Burgista Bros – Delicious! Address: 195 Baker Street, London NW1 6UY, England – Burgeri – Address: 22 Great Marlborough St, Soho, London W1F 7HU These burger’s certainly have the home made feel. Hand selected Wagyu beef is put together with fresh lettuce and juicy tomatoes. These burgers definitely […]
What is sustainable seafood? Put simply, it means that the food on your plate has been managed and caught responsibly. This means you won’t be eating endangered species, and will be supporting people and fisheries that work with the future in mind. This ensures we can enjoy seafood for generations to come and in doing […]
Words by Rikki Knight Islam came down in order to liberate women, men were ordered to cease the practice of killing their daughters, a limitation was put on the number of wives a man was allowed to have and woman were given rights to inheritance. Modesty was for her protection and her status as a […]
