Charity Opportunities
Charity events these days are quite far from those society balls and afternoon teas that I used to see on television series or in movies before I came to London. … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: London
Picture Wednesday – Amy Winehouse in Camden
So, Amy Winehouse got a statue in Camden. Apparently, the authorities only allow this after 25 years, so it must’ve taken a great deal of convincing before it actually happened.
Continue reading →Picture Wednesday – Changing Perceptions?
Who would’ve thought that certain buildings could actually not belong to certain type of businesses? This one belongs to Coutts on the Strand in London, who the Queen banks with. … Continue reading →
The Ring Cycle and the Power of Storytelling
It amazes me how enduring good stories are. In marketing, we have only recently started to put this concept into good practice. A magical ring, the gods, mythological creatures, power, destruction … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday on a Thursday – Camden
Here’s this week’s bit of London in pictures for you. Where in Camden do you think I have taken it?
Continue reading →Colour and Rythm at the Notting Hill Carnival 2014
It was cold and it rained quite heavily during the August bank holiday Monday this year, which did not deter people from attending the Notting Hill Carnival in London. The … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – Seen at the Notting Hill Carnival
There are items that have already become part of the familiar landscape in public events. Guess what I found last weekend at the Notting Hill Carnival in London? What I … Continue reading →
Picture Wednesday – A Festival Is Coming
Where can you have the biggest police concentration in London ever? And why? Clue #1: it’s in an inner-city area. Clue #2: it’s due to a popular festival. Why is … Continue reading →
Good Techy Table Service in London
At a recent friends gathering, some born-and-bred Londoners were discussing how London had been changing for the better during the last decade or so. The regeneration of certain dodgy areas … Continue reading →