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  • Focus on Teddington: This laid-back suburb is home to families, first-time buyers – and the odd seal

    October 18, 2019

    Teddington is located on the banks of the River Thames between Hampton Court Palace and Twickenham, but it doesn’t have the royal or sporting connections of its neighbours. Instead, this leafy, laid-back suburb’s biggest landmark is its lock – the lowermost on the Thames, don’t you know – where a lost seal crops up every [...]

  • New builds: Homes on the market in London this week, from a former modernist office in Croydon to luxury flats in Mayfair

    October 18, 2019

    Brunel Street Works, Canning Town From £375,000 for a one-bed Brunel Street Works, a 975-home development in Canning Town, is being launched by Linden Homes this weekend. The one, two and three-bed apartments are part of a wider regeneration project which will also bring new shops, workspace and a hotel to the area. Residents will [...]

  • Out of Order at Southbank Centre review: It’s hard to stay focused on this experimental, dialogue-free play

    October 18, 2019

    If you’re going to see Out of Order, the latest project by experimental theatre company Forced Entertainment, you’ll need to leave your understanding of what constitutes a play at the door. There’s no dialogue – instead, you watch a group of six mime-clowns in tartan suits repeatedly trying to sit down at a table as [...]

  • 10 fitness tips to keep you working out this autumn

    October 16, 2019

    This week we celebrate the 10th anniversary of our personal training studio, No1 Fitness.  Although it still only feels like yesterday, so much has changed in that time, and I wanted to use this week’s column to share some of the lessons I’ve learned. 1. There’s more to personal training than working out When we [...]

  • Property of the Week: Get moor for your money with this Wandsworth houseboat

    October 11, 2019

    Living on land is quite boring, when you think about it. You’re forever going up and down stairs, you don’t get to wake up to the gentle sound of waves lapping against your bedroom wall, and your house doesn’t have the exciting potential of being able to be moved to another location when you feel [...]

  • Four tactics buyers must use to beat sellers in London’s housing market

    October 11, 2019

    If you’re looking to buy residential property in London right now, buckle your seatbelt: despite recent doom and gloom headlines, Central London remains a seller’s market. It is true prices have come off about 20 per cent since the 2014 high. It’s also true that the average time a London home spends on the market [...]

  • Style meets substance in this completely sustainable lounge

    October 11, 2019

    This week, top interior designers from across Europe descended on Kensington Olympia for Decorex, the annual industry show where they go to get their furniture, fabric, lighting and craft inspiration for the next year. The centrepiece of the event is the VIP lounge, which is taken over by a different design team each year with [...]

  • Why cash-rich renters are on the rise

    October 11, 2019

    According to conventional British wisdom, renting is something you do when you can’t afford to buy a house. While that’s still true of the majority of London renters, there is another group – and they’re growing. Some are international executives coming here to work for a year or two. There are wealthy overseas students, too, [...]

  • Gemini Man review: A technical tour de force, but a mediocre action movie

    October 10, 2019

    Ang Lee’s latest film, Gemini Man is remarkable for two reasons. Firstly, it stars regular Will Smith facing off against a digitally de-aged Will Smith, in a feat of cinematic engineering that is genuinely very convincing. Thanks to whatever manner of advanced Snapchat filters Ang Lee brought to bear upon the actor’s motion-captured face, Smith [...]

  • Weekly Grill: The world-famous Nobuyuki Matsuhisa on his mother’s miso soup and how he used to hustle for eels

    October 8, 2019

    Who are you and what do you do? I am Nobuyuki Matsuhisa, also known as ‘Nobu’, sushi chef proprietor of Nobu and Matsuhisa restaurants, author and father. I currently own 49 restaurants in 44 cities on five continents around the world.   What’s new at Nobu in London? We are hosting a series of ‘Tastemakers’ dinners at Nobu [...]

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