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The countdown to Christmas has begun and neighbouring London shopping destinations Seven Dials and St Martin’s Courtyard invite you to enjoy a festive shopping night out. For one night only, on Thursday 5th December from 5-9pm, shop and be merry with 20% discount at over 120 shops, bars and restaurants. Shop for the perfect party… [Continue Reading]
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British furniture designer, William Garvey, celebrates handmade quality design and presents a kitchen portfolio like no other. Complete with inspirational and bespoke wooden furniture for the kitchen, William Garvey’s collection ranges from standard and bespoke wood sinks through to an all-wood, tailored kitchen interior. For the height of luxury, opt for a bespoke freestanding kitchen […]
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Columbia Records will release the soundtrack to the year’s most anticipated new film, 12 Years A Slave. The soundtrack, MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY 12 YEARS A SLAVE, will be released in the UK on 6 January 2014. The MUSIC FROM AND INSPIRED BY 12 YEARS A SLAVE soundtrack was curated by 9 time GRAMMY® … Read More
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The Irish country legend Daniel O’Donnell has claimed that Derek Ryan is set for stardom in the UK having already gained massive success in Ireland. O’Donnell said that Ryan’s “confidence, boyish charm, charisma and stage presence” make him “very appealing to all age groups in the same way that Michael Buble has been”. He went… Read More
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The National Portrait Gallery, London, has unveiled its most recent commissioned portrait, a painting of Tony Blair by artist Alastair Adams, President of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, it was announced today, Friday 20 December 2013. The commission is in keeping with the National Portrait Gallery’s wish to acquire portraits of all former British… Read More
Portrait of Tony Blair is a post from: ArtnSpire
Broadcaster, writer, foreign correspondent … Andy Kershaw has established a reputation as a genuine pioneer in whichever discipline he turns his attention to. As a teenager, he was promoting major rock gigs at Leeds University. He was Billy Bragg’s driver and roadie one day, and presenting Whistle Test and Live Aid the next. A passionate […]
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Dutch-style ‘collective pensions’ are the most popular option with the British public for their retirement saving, according to a new report published today by the think tank IPPR. This type of pension is currently illegal in the UK despite working well abroad, and would allow private sector workers in factories and shops to “club together” […]
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The leading economic consultancy Cebr released its annual report The World Economic League Table. The report gives an end of year report on GDP in the 30 largest economies in the world. It also forecasts which countries will be in the ‘Top Thirty’ for 5, 10 and 15 years ahead. – China’s GDP in $ […]
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Love may be in the air this month but partners will unlikely be on the receiving end as new Lloyds Bank research reveals that people in relationships are more likely to spend on their hobbies than their loved ones. Change of spending policy – Only 45% of those in relationships are willing to spend on […]
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Hales Gallery is delighted to present Above and Below: Step Paintings 1990-2013, a solo show of works by British painter Basil Beattie. Beattie left the Royal Academy schools in 1961, when the trend in Britain was for American-influenced abstract expressionism and post-painterly abstraction. His initial works of the 1960s and early 70s absorbed these influences,… Read More
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