W/c 21st April

🌅 Sunrise: 06:00 | 🌇 Sunset: 19:45 | 🔆 UV Index: Moderate | 🌸 Pollen: High

London Writers' Club – Live event with Jack Fogg on April 24
On April 24, join Jack Fogg at The London Writers' Club. With 17 years of publishing experience at HarperCollins and the creator of the Mudlark imprint, Jack has worked with bestselling authors across fiction and non-fiction. He’ll be joined by Jacq Burns, agent and former editorial director at HarperCollins, who edited classics like Men Are From Mars. Together, they’ll share insights on what it takes to succeed in publishing. Ideal for aspiring writers.

DON’T MOVE, IMPROVE! - 121 home design advice on April 26
If you’re looking to level up your living space, don’t miss DON’T MOVE, IMPROVE! at NLA – The London Centre on April 26. It’s your chance to book a one-to-one session with some of London’s most thoughtful architectural practices. They’ll offer bespoke advice on transforming your current space into something more considered — perfect for those who appreciate urban restraint and want design guidance from experts who really understand how to make the most of city living.

The Kerfield Arms - New pub in Camberwell
From the team behind Islington’s The Baring pub comes the new sibling, The Kerfield Arms. With a refined yet relaxed vibe, it serves seasonal British dishes like Yorkshire hogget and ricotta nettle dumplings, paired with natural wines and house-brewed beers. The roasts are a standout. Dry Aged Highland Beef Rump with Yorkshire pudding (£28) or Swaledale Mutton Leg with violet artichokes and bagna cauda (£26).

Bubala - New Middle Eastern plant-based restaurant coming April 28
Landing in King’s Cross the inventive Middle Eastern plant-based restaurant promises bold flavours and creative twists on traditional favourites. It’s the perfect spot to indulge without the guilt — ideal for those who appreciate good food with a neutral, clean decor.

Boxhall City - New lunch routine for City of London workers
With a range of modern, diverse food options, Boxhall City in Liverpool is the next new lunch spot, housing 14 kitchens. Grab a quick bite at Little Bao Boy, or dive into Club Mexicana for some plant-based Mexican street food.

A weekend escape to Coworth Park
Just a 45-minute drive from London, Coworth Park is set in 240 acres of Berkshire countryside. This eco-luxury retreat blends traditional spa offerings with modern design. The two-level spa, nestled among silver maples and oak trees, includes 8 treatment rooms and a herb garden roof. Whether you’re after a hydrafacial or a calming aromatherapy massage, it's the ideal spot to unwind and recharge, with a Michelin-starred restaurant to top it off.

Think green
With the trees in bloom, take a step away from the city buzz. Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park offers wide, open spaces and quiet walks, while Highgate Cemetery invites you to meander through historic graves and lush greenery. Both spots are peaceful, crowd-free escapes — perfect for hitting reset when you need some space to breathe.

A post marathon Spa at The Connaught
The Connaught is offering a day at London's first Aman Spa with The Rest & Retreat package, ideal for those looking for some TLC after the London Marathon. Complete with grounding face rituals and nourishing massages for £250.

London’s music festivals in 2025 offer a vibrant and diverse selection, each catering to different tastes while showcasing some of the most exciting names in music today. Whether you’re drawn to jazz, electronic, indie, or soulful beats, this season has something for every music lover.