Top Sights in New York City with CityPASS Last year a very good friend asked if we’d like to accompany him to New York City for his 50th birthday; it didn’t take too much thinking about. I’d been about 12 years ago but had my 12-year-old son with me at that time, so I didn’t […]
The Ease of the E-Bike – Taking the Effort out of Cycling
Box Hill by E-Bike with Inghams Bike Week 2018, which aims to raise awareness of cycling, runs from 9th – 17th June 2018. What better time to give e-biking a try – biking without the effort sounds good to me! When I was working the winter season with Inghams in Saalbach I heard about the growing […]
The fun starts behind The Little Blue Door
A great night out flatshare style in Chelsea: For those of you in the know and who may have already enjoyed an infamous night out behind The Little Yellow Door in Notting Hill Gate, it will come as no surprise that A Little Blue Door has popped up in Fulham. However I was a complete […]
Ella Di Rocco in Fulham – The UK’s First Wine Spa
Taking the Plunge… I’m slowly coming around to the idea that a regular spa visit might be just the thing for a middle-aged chap or chapess looking to unwind and have a bit of a detox. So when the chance came to visit the UK’s first wine spa Ella Di Rocco on the fabulous Fulham Road, Chelsea […]
Yauatcha City and Tanqueray no. TEN – Gin and Tea Garden
Summer in the City with Tanqueray no. TEN Now summer has finally arrived it’s wonderful to be able to get out and about fully enjoy those blissful long evenings. Yauatcha and Tanqueray No. TEN have formed the perfect partnership and are celebrating the start of summer with the launch of a unique Gin and Tea […]
Happiness and Wellbeing in Aruba
The Ultimate Wellbeing Destination in the Caribbean – Aruba: This year, here at London-Unattached we’ve already visited three Caribbean islands, adding Barbados, Grenada and St Lucia to our previous trip to Antigua. What’s becoming increasingly evident is that each Caribbean island is quite unique and there’s really no such thing as an ‘average Caribbean experience’ […]
Remy Martin Masterclass and Oyster Roast at Boulestin, St James
“I live absolutely like an oyster.” ― Gustave Flaubert I grew up believing that you should never mix oysters and spirits. Restaurants used to have warnings on their menus and solemn-faced maitre d’s would admonish you if there was even a possibility that you had knocked back a couple of Sex on the Beaches before […]
Simple Summer Food from Eating Well Everyday
Salmon and Goats Cheese Omelette – a review of Eating Well Everyday: I tend to run shy of chef recipe books – I generally find the recipes are too complicated for everyday and too high risk for entertaining. But Eating Well Everyday by Peter Gordon caught my eye – and, breaking my own rule, I was delighted […]
GDPR and Bloggers in the UK
Data Protection, GDPR and all that… Many years ago (in 1998) the UK government introduced the Data Protection Act. I remember it well – I was working for a Bank and in order to comply with the Act various members of staff were trained as ‘Data Controllers’. We all had to undergo basic training too. […]
Truffled Gin and Vermouth Cocktails
Cocktails and More with Truffled Gin and Vermouth: Whenever I hear the word truffle I get excited. Let’s add another word…How about gin? Now my pulse is starting to race with heady thoughts of Allesandro Palazzi’s Truffle Martinis at Duke’s Bar in St James… So when asked to review South African and from the noted […]