Entries by Sam Pennington
Join the Handbag Colour Revolution
Tired of seeing the same indistinguishable monochrome bags up and down Chiswick high street? Take a stand and join the colour revolution at huh! Bags. Proud local Jane Dyson has […]
For the man who has everything – but never enough socks
The men in our lives are notoriously difficult to buy Christmas gifts for but you can never have enough socks. Jeans, shirts, jackets, belts, bags … independent men’s fashion shop […]
Pub in the Park is back
Following on from its success this year, Pub in the Park will be returning to Chiswick in 2020. The touring festival will be coming to Chiswick House and Gardens 4-6 […]
Meet Artistic Blacksmith Neil Brown
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for that someone special? Hot Metal Works create beautiful personalised creations, ranging from bottle openers and key-rings to bird feeders and magnificent garden sculptures. […]
Staying Put: Mummy Wine Club
More than 1.54 million people work from home for their main job, according to data from the Office of National Statistics. It’s a trend which has increased by nearly 75% […]
Top 10 Sunday Times Best Seller Lara will be signing books at Tidefest
Lara Maiklem has been mudlarking along the River Thames for fifteen years. Last year she released her first ever book “Mudlarking” in which she writes of her fascinating finds and […]
The Long Road to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival
The annual Edinburgh Festival Fringe is running throughout this month and Chiswick’s very own St Michael’s Players will be joining this year’s line-up. The amateur dramatic society are taking their award-winning […]
Introducing KM Music School
KM Music School is a brand-new specialist piano and singing school in Chiswick. Already offering trial lessons over the summer, the school opens fully in September. They will offer a […]
The Importance of Being Earnest – Tabard theatre
I had the pleasure of attending the Tabard Theatre’s production of the Oscar Wilde classic The Importance of Being Earnest last Thursday night and I have to say I was […]
The Importance of Being Earnest – Tabard Theatre
I had the pleasure of attending the Tabard Theatre’s production of the Oscar Wilde classic The Importance of Being Earnest last Thursday night and I have to say I was […]
Van Gogh and Chiswick
During a recent visit to The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain at Tate Britain, I came across a small sketch of a church by Vincent Van Gogh, which after […]
The Curious Link between The Cold War and UFOs
The National Archives have constructed an exhibition exploring the impact of the Cold War on all aspects of British life. It’s a fascinating exhibition which explores the 46-year stand-off between […]