This exhibition of Jewish Londoners and their role in shaping global style speaks to the moment. At 59 Brick Lane, in the borough of Tower Hamlets, East London, stands the Jamme Masjid Mosque. Established by Bengali migrants in 1976, the mosque is today the place of worship for the largest concentration of Bangladeshi Muslims in […]
Victorian Afternoon Tea at the Victoria and Albert Museum
An Historic Afternoon Tea at the V&A: The Victoria and Albert Museum have come up with the most civilised way to spend your Sunday afternoon, with a traditional Victorian Afternoon Tea, which will launch on 13th November, and will be served in the beautifully decorated Morris Room, the historic interior which was part of the […]
The Architectural Tea – Sir John Soane at the Gilbert Scott
Afternoon Tea at the Gilbert Scott, St Pancras: There are places in London that I’ve long intended to visit. One such is Sir John Soane’s Museum, historic home of the London architect in Lincoln’s Inn. He designed the house to work both as a home and as a setting for an eclectic collection of antiquities […]


