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      The Debate: Should the UK relax Sunday trading laws?

      Bustling Oxford Street in 1909, with horse-drawn buses, shoppers, and storefronts like J.GRILL and NESTLES MILK.

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      A Lange & Söhne’s Anthony de Haas on Seikos, regrets and Radar Love

      Anthony de Haas, director of product development at A Lange & Söhne

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  • Onward review: A magical tale of brotherly love, this is Pixar at its most uplifting

    March 5, 2020

    Pixar’s latest does what Pixar does best. With just a few choice lines of dialogue and a handful of scenes it outlines a rich and vibrant world, rendered with such delicate artistry it’s hard to imagine that each frame was spat out of an unfeeling graphics processor. In keeping with Pixar’s recent slew of gut-punchers [...]

  • Working Lunch: Townsend in Whitechapel Gallery is a solid new cultural dining option

    March 4, 2020

    Each week we pick the best places to wine and dine your favourite clients. WHAT IS IT? The Whitechapel Gallery has converted its ground-floor cafe into a more serious dining space, creating an intimate, light-filled restaurant serving modern British cuisine that sits somewhere between “casual lunch” and “proper dinner”. It’s named after Charles Harrison Townsend, [...]

  • Music in Offices Casual Come and Sing

    March 4, 2020  |  Sponsored

    A chance for some informal singing with some of the City’s best musicians! Join Music In Offices’s Phil Wilcox and Rob Garland for an evening of music making and a chance to sing some of your favourite tunes whilst keeping well lubricated from drinks in The Counting House! Date: Monday 30th MarchTime: 6.00pmVenue: Counting House, [...]

  • Vortex Jazz Club

    March 4, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Vortex’s monthly residency continues for a big band initiated by bassist Calum Gourlay, known for his great work with Thelonious, an award-winning solo album and more. Date: Sunday 29th MarchTime: 7.45pmVenue: Vortex Jazz Club, 11 Gillett Square, London, N16 8AZ Get 50% off on ticket prices for first 20 people. Email tessa@tessamarchington.com to obtain the code.

  • Swim with manta rays and dine on lobster curries at the Maldivian island resort of Vakkaru

    March 3, 2020

    Any island resort staffer can say “welcome to paradise”, but when it comes from a seaplane pilot with no shoes on it feels more like a religious ritual than a tired cliche. It’s contagious, as the staff at Maldivian island resort Vakkaru can vouch for, guests – certainly me – ditch the formality and stress [...]

  • Jensen Interceptor review: A real brawn star motor that drives like nothing else

    March 2, 2020

    Sharp-suited Italian styling. A brawny all-American V8. A sumptuous wood-and-leather British interior. Oh, and probably the coolest car name ever conceived. The Jensen Interceptor had it all. Sadly, this glamorous GT was also burdened with ‘traditional’ British build quality, but that’s nothing Cropredy Bridge can’t fix. Based in a quaint village near Banbury, the company [...]

  • Adventure time: Why every explorer wears a mechanical wrist watch

    March 2, 2020

    There’s an old motoring adage that goes, “win on Sunday, sell on Monday.” In other words, as cripplingly expensive and vainglorious as motorsport can be, prove yourself successful on a race weekend (not to mention thrillingly glamorous) and you have no better billboard for the sporty road-goers populating your forecourt. It’s why Enzo Ferrari begrudgingly [...]

  • Office Space: Take a look behind the scenes of Amazon’s sprawling, 15-storey London headquarters at Principal Place

    March 2, 2020

    There’s always money in the banana stand. Or at least there would be, were the bananas not being handed out for free. Each morning outside Amazon’s HQ in Shoreditch a fruitmonger dispenses complimentary bananas to Amazon staff, peckish commuters and anybody who cares to take one. The tradition was started by Jeff Bezos himself on [...]

  • Celebrating International Women’s Day

    March 2, 2020

    This month in The City Culture Corner, we are celebrating International Women’s Day with seven women working in the culture sector. From dancers to composers, and singers to actresses, The City Culture Corner curator, Tessa Marchington has sought out these industry leaders, and asked them how they embrace risk taking. See below for their responses. [...]

  • Blackheath Centre for Singing: Vivaldi’s ‘Gloria’

    March 2, 2020  |  Sponsored

    Blackheath Centre of Sining provides a space for singers of all levels to participate in choirs and singing lessons for all abilities. Join the Blackheath Centre for Singing at their upcoming Easter concert, Vivaldi Gloria. City A.M. Club members receive at 15% discount on tickets. Date: Saturday 28th MarchTime: 7.30pmVenue: St James’ Church, Thurland Road, [...]

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