Category Archives: 5 Things To Do Today

June 12

Identify bird song in your garden with birdnet

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This is good fun to find out what is chirping in your garden. Even more fun to impersonate birds and see if you can fool the app. Easily found on Android and the istore. Bird Net

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June 12

Lose weight by counting bites not calories

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A novel idea here from 80 bites.

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June 12

Have a go at this optical illusion from the Institute of Physics

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We loved this from the Institute of Physics

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June 04

Top 5 Tips for Scoring a 9 in GCSE Physics

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May 25

5 things to know about Oakhouse Foods ready meal delivery service

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One Oakhouse foods is a frozen meal delivery service that brings excellent quality ready prepared meals to your front door. Two There is a large range of foods to choose from smaller mini meals to full roast dinners. Some groceries can also be purchased such as milk, butter and bread. You can even buy a […]

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May 21

5 Things You Can Do For Charity This Month

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One of the problems with today’s modern world is that many people lead such busy lives that they seldom spare a thought for those less fortunate than them. It’s no secret that people sometimes fall on hard times. But, most of those individuals feel like there’s no ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ when […]

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May 18

5 things to do today: Relive best Olympic moments, play group games

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    Lifestyle News -Even though the 2020 Tokyo Olympics has been postponed an entire year, here is your chance for an early start at getting in the mood for the world’s biggest sports event.. Read more Source: 5 things to do today: Relive best Olympic moments, play group games

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May 18

5 Things to Do At Home During the Lockdown

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If you’re thinking YouTube or Netflix, that’s not quite what this blog is about. Here are 5 actual things that you can do to enrich yourself during the lockdown! 1. Learn online, get certified. What’s something you’ve been meaning to learn, but never got to? Perhaps it’s learning Photoshop or coding. Well, this is the […]

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May 18

5 Things To Do When Your Travel Life Has Stopped by blogger Daniel Pienaar

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If you are a person working in the travel industry, your day to day life changes quite drastically when worldwide travel comes to a grinding halt. If you’re someone like me who travels for work very frequently, your life gets turned upside down. Here are 5 things to do when constant travel has stopped. Cook […]

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May 18

5 things to do today by ‘Bag full of Rocks’ blogger Vaiva Lilionyte

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It’s Sunday, we’re still in lockdown (at least here in Scotland) and not surprisingly, it’s raining. In the past, this would mean a complete nightmare for me, but during these last few weeks, I really learned to slow down and enjoy the little things. I am sharing my 5 things to do today and I […]

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May 16

5 Things to Do in Slovakia: Best Places to Go, Sites to See & More #Travel #Slovakia #CentralEurope 

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Thinking of visiting central Europe and wondering about the things to do in Slovakia? We’ve got all the best Slovakia things to do in this guide! See the link below Source: 5 Things to Do in Slovakia: Best Places to Go, Sites to See & More

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May 16

5 Things To Do In Versailles After You’ve Seen The Palace – TravelAwaits #France #Paris #Travel

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At the top of the must-see list of Paris attractions is the Palace of Versailles. Just 30 minutes from Paris, the royal Palace of Versailles is the ultimate in French decadence from a past era with 700 rooms, over 2,000 acres of magnificent gardens and parkland, the Petite Trianon, the mini-palace getaway created for Marie […]

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May 16

5 Things to Do with Old Glasses

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If you’ve just had an eye test and your prescription has changed, you’re probably wondering what to do with your old pair of glasses. We’ve compiled a list of 5 things to do with your old glasses. Getting a new prescription means getting new glasses for most of us. Throwing your old glasses in the […]

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May 16

5 things you should do before driving again after lockdown

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The coronavirus outbreak has left many of us with no need to drive Check your tyres prior to setting off on a long or significant journey. Check your tyre pressures are suitable for the load and the condition of your tyres, including the spare, and look out for any cuts or wear. Make sure your […]

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May 16

Top 5 Things to Do When You Can’t Travel

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A lot of us are stuck at home right now, and if you’re anything like me, you might be dreaming of your next holiday. Maybe you’ve even had to cancel travel plans this summer and you’re feeling pretty bummed out. For some people, current events are taking a hit on their mental health because of […]

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May 15

5 things to do today from third year trainee teacher Alison Newton

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We are very grateful to Alison Newton for these 5 things. I am currently in my third year of teacher training at the University of Worcester. I am near the end of my primary initial teacher training which is the undergraduate route. I am sharing with you my five things to do today. 1 – […]

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May 14

Tea Scientist Dr Tim Bond tells us about his 5 things to do today

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Dr Tim Bond, a tea scientist from the Tea Advisory Panel, http://www.teaadvisorypanel.com   Drink a cup of tea. Who doesn’t love a cup of tea? Take 5 minutes to sit down with a cup of tea and just be. I like to call it a hug in a mug! But more than just enjoying the taste, a […]

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May 12

10 or More founder Debbie Robinson shares her 5 things to do today

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1. Daydream!The last year has been such a blur setting up and running my business, I’ve barely had time to sit down, let alone think. Lockdown – although a hugely challenging time for so many of us – has got me daydreaming again. I have spent a lot of this “pause” time planning my next […]

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May 05

5 things not to do today by Dr Emma Kell

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There is an awful lot to feel anxious about just now; from bereavement to worry about vulnerable relatives to household niggles and frustrations, there’s so much to challenge us, so It’s not surprising that many people are struggling. Anxiety is a pernicious thing and can pervade many elements of our lives without our permission. Here […]

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May 04

Mindfulness | True and the Rainbow Kingdom on Tiny Pop!

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In April, Tiny Pop began airing True and the Rainbow Kingdom, a hit cartoon executively produced by world-renowned artist Pharrell Williams and created by Guru Studio, the animation team behind the global phenomenon PAW Patrol.

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April 29

How to sell your property during lockdown with Virtual Viewings – 30% off for all new customers who sign up for a 360 video before 15th May, 2020!

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How to sell your property during lockdown Quarantine has been great for some sectors – such as food delivery companies, the arts and crafts industry, and alcohol companies – but it’s also been disastrous for other sectors. The restaurant trade, small businesses and the travel sectors have suffered, as has the property industry. This is […]

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April 27

Breakout Film Star of Netflix’s Upcoming Gothic Thriller Jason Collett shares his 5 things to today

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If you answered any of these questions with anything resembling a hoarse inaudible grunt, then read on! I’m Jason Collett, and I’m here to recommend 5 things for you to do today during quarantine!  1. first off: SLEEP IN!  Hey, its quarantine. Theres no judgement here. You never know when you’ll get the chance again. Besides, you’ve […]

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April 24

Commonwealth Champion and Professional Boxer Stacey Copeland shares her 5 things to do today with us

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One Exercise – Obviously as a professional boxer I need to train for my sport, however staying active in general is essential for my wellbeing. Even on the days where I feel most tired or stressed, once I workout I feel better! Whether it’s training for a fight and pushing myself to my limits, or […]

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April 22

Kingston Councillor Dr Sharon Young shares her 5 things to do today

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Ok, so you may have decluttered your living space, used up the old paint and DIY remnants, blasted every suitable surface with the jetwasher, spruced up the garden, tried a range of online fitness ideas and even sorted out your knicker drawer, BUT what about the following, all of which will make it easier for […]

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April 19

Dr Larisa Corda shares her 5 things to do during lockdown and as a keyworker

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As a frontliner on the NHS during this pandemic, I get very little time off to relax but when I do, it’s really important for me to recharge and replenish physically and mentally. So, with that in mind, here are my top 5 go to remedies: 1. I love spending time in nature. I’m fortunate […]

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April 17

Belinda Bradley: 5 ways to make a difference in the world #google #BelindaBradley #TedxKingston

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Every day we make 35,000 choices. Most are insignificant, yet some are bigger choices needing bigger consideration. They may have heavier consequences. They could have many outcomes. These are the ones that leave you feeling out of your depth. Sound familiar? In 2017, I made such a choice. And it changed my life – and […]

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April 15

5 ways to be kind today by Debbie Deegan – Founder of children’s charity ‘To Children With Love’

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If I was to offer advice on kindness, we all are more powerful than we think, we can all achieve far more than we realize…small gestures really can change lives…in my case one simple gesture, without me realizing, a kiss, caused ripples that went on to change many, many young lives.Here are some things I […]

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April 15

Zach Weckstein, producer of the soon to be released movie ‘The Host’ shares his 5 things to do today

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1. I like starting my day returning calls and reaching out and networking with new people in all industries. Also, enjoy staying in touch with my rolodex of filmmakers. I find it’s a great way to come up with new ideas. Good conversations with both people in and outside of the film industry can bring out new ideas and it’s […]

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April 14

5 Things You Need To Know When Online Dating by Fern Lulham

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They say that “love is blind” but after spending many years as a blind young woman in the pursuit of love, my eyes have been opened to some important lessons. So, let me shed some light for you on 5 things you need to know when online dating! You will learn more about yourself than […]

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April 11

Five Things to Unleash Your Creativity Today by Joanna Aird

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Lockdown can mean we’re all in a bit of a hamster wheel with the same routines and repetitive chores. Add to that the fear, and you find yourself facing a creative block. Good news, that needn’t be the case. As an artist and special needs assistant I spend a large proportion of my day with […]

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April 11

5 free, fun and easy things your child can do from home (that require very little help from you)!

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So I started this with the title 5 things you can do for your child this Easter and realised that the one thing many parents are seeking, is the opportunity for some peace and time away from supporting home-learning. So instead, here are 5 ideas that should keep your little ones (and not so little […]

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April 08

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra streams first performance with Vasily Petrenko. Wednesday 8 April from 4pm BST on the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s YouTube channnel and 4 other things to do

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Here are today’s selection One Royal Philharmonic Orchestra streams first performance with Vasily Petrenko. Wednesday 8 April from 4pm BST on the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’s YouTube channnel Follow the link and set a reminder to be notified when it goes live for 24 hours only:  Two Watch Now, Visit Later:  Social Distance with the Derry Girls – Prepare […]

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April 07

Tune into Russell Howard’s new show ‘Home Time’ and 4 other things to do

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Here are today’s selection. Send a postcard to a loved one using the Touchnote app. Do you remember the feeling of receiving a postcard from someone on holiday? Touch note is a brilliant app which allows you to take a picture from your phone, add it to a post card which is then sent to […]

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March 20

5 things to do today – Have you ever tried Yoga with Adriene #5thingstodotoday

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In the worlds current situation now is the perfect time to suggest inspirational and creative things to do when life is not quite as free as it was. 5 things to do today might be able to help with this. Here are 5 suggestions Start a small habit such as every time you flush the […]

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February 24

5 things to do today around London Bridge Station

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The London Bridge area is right on the southern bank of the Thames, between London Bridge and Tower Bridge. Despite its ever-busy train station, it’s more than just a commuter hub; it encompasses Borough Market, City Hall, the HMS Belfast, and Potter’s Field, and the many nearby theatres and museums ensure there are always plenty […]

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February 14

Spend Valentine’s night at The Parrot at The Waldorf, London

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The stylish hangout, The Parrot at The Waldorf, has launched two delicious cocktails for the perfect valentine’s date for two. The Pink Coupette created by The Parrot’s Bar Manager, Massimiliano Terrile contains both a measure of Roku Gin and of Kakuzo vodka and is served with the tantalising raspberry foam. A second cocktail a Charcoal […]

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January 17

Have a light-themed cocktail at The Ivy in The Park, Canary Wharf

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Celebrate Canary Wharf’s Winter Lights festival at The Ivy in The Park.  From Thursday, 16th to Saturday, 25th January you will be able to enjoy a duo of limited-edition, light-themed cocktails. Including the Lumier, a refreshing mix of St Germain Elderflower Liquor, Beefeater Gin, Green Chartreuse, lime juice, and a dash of orange bitters, and the Ultraviolet […]

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November 08

A festive family first: The Glyndebourne Chorus Christmas Concert in Woking

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Each autumn, renowned opera company Glyndebourne visits Woking’s New Victoria Theatre, bringing three world-class productions as part of its annual Tour. For the first time this year, the company will bring to Woking the Glyndebourne Chorus Christmas Concert, a special concert of opera highlights and yuletide classics for all the family. New to opera but […]

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November 05

Take your child to World of Dinosaurs, Paradise Park, Broxbourne

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This park is excellent if your toddler loves dinosaurs as many do. The wildlife park area is a little dated but the dinosaur aminotronic area is superb. There is a little train that will take you too – extra cost of £2.00 however Paradise Park

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November 05

Make this excellent soufflé as demonstrated by Raymond Blanc

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If you are daunted by the prospect of making a soufflé for a dinner party then try this. I think Raymond is promoting Kenwood but nevertheless this is a fine blue cheese starter.

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November 05

Have luxury Indian food at Indian Panorama in Molesey, Surrey

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This restaurant replaces Petritis on Molesey high street which despite being excellent didn’t make it. Indian Panorama is a fine replacement and always seem busy. The menu is novel, service slick and food incredibly tasty. Lamb is always a rest and was superb. The wines by the glass should also not be ignored. This is […]

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October 28

Have breakfast at San Carlo Ciccihetti, Manchester

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San Carlo Ciccihetti is part of Manchester’s flagship House of Fraser Store. The poached egg on Sourdough bread was lovely served with ripe avocado. A very fresh dish with excellent coffee too. San Carlo Ciccihetti

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October 28

Press Release – The Prague Symphony Orchestra brings an electrifying celebration of Nature to Edinburgh’s Usher Hall

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The Prague Symphony Orchestra brings all its renowned energy and vigour to this extraordinary symphony, under Finnish Chief Conductor and fast-rising star Pietari Inkinen. They are joined by the superb Czech mezzo-soprano Ester Pavlů and a chorus from of members of Edinburgh Royal Choral Union, Edinburgh University Chamber Choir and also the National Youth Choir of Scotland for what promises to […]

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October 28

Comedian Stephen Bailey announces brand new live tour for 2020 – ‘Can’t Be Bothered’ – tickets on sale on Thursday 31st October

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Stephen Bailey, stand-up comedian and host of  Channel 5’s Celebs On The Farm is delighted to announce he is going back on tour early next year with his brand new show Can’t Be Bothered. Find out more

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October 28

Watch how to simplify your life by School of Life

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There are some great videos on The School of Life YouTube channel. This is just one example

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October 23

Visit Natasha Kumar’s exhibition – Eloquent Spaces – Sacred and Secular Indian Architecture at the Railings gallery, Marylebone

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The exhibition captures the spirit of Indian architecture with its carved stone, crumbling palaces and pillared halls. Natasha has created a special piece to celebrate Diwali – Ganesha| New Beginnings. This is a handmade screen-print in an edition of 40.  The Ganesha God symbolises fresh starts and prosperity. Most timely in the current climate!  Natasha […]

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October 23

Dine at J Sheekey, Covent Garden

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This famous fish restaurant in the heart of London is always busy. Enjoy a drink at the bar before having fabulous fish. The fish stew is a classic as is the traditional fish and chips. The people watching is almost as good as the food. J Sheekey

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October 22

Enjoy a Whisky Masterclass at speakeasy bar The Mind Palace, London – Wednesday 6th November

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On Wednesday 6th November, The Mind Palace, Sherlock’s popular stand alone speakeasy bar, is hosting the ultimate Whisky Masterclass. For just £12, guests will learn to make a selection of autumnal, whisky based cocktails using Glenlivet whisky, as well as enjoy three cocktails after the masterclass. Find out more

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October 21

Visit Brighton’s Sea Life Centre

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This sea life centre is just near the pier in Brighton and is truly spectacular for kids. In addition to looking peering through the glass at tropical fish, you can take a small glass bottom boat ride to see turtles, stingrays and sharks. You can easily spend a morning here especially if you touch the […]

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October 20

Take your child to Investigate at The Natural History Museum, London

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You can use microscopes, cameras and magnifying glasses. Staff are on hand to help you out. In the basement of the Natural History Museum you will find Investigate. Take a tray and investigate teeth, fossils, rock and more. The Natural History Museum

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October 20

Visit the Moon at the Natural History museum, London

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Lie on the floor, take photos of a stunning accurate replica of the moon. Just fantastic.

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October 18

5 Ways to Choose Your Ideal Career

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Image Pixabay CC0 License Nowadays, there are so many jobs to choose from that finding your perfect career can be tricky. Of course, the main reason that people go to work is to earn money. However, if your choice of job is solely influenced by how much money you get paid for doing it, you […]

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October 17

2. Book tickets for an evening with Stephen Schwartz’s at the Park theatre, London

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The world-renowned composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Children of Eden, Pippin, Godspell, Rags and the soon to be premiered in London The Prince of Egypt) will visit Park Theatre to present a showcase of his most memorable numbers and take part in a panel discussion and audience Q&A about his life and work on Sunday 12 January.  Featuring his favourite works, performed by […]

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October 16

Five things to do at Sherborne School

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Sherborne offers a rich variety of activities for its pupils. Here are five things to do while attending the School Steeped in history but alive to the future. A vibrant all-boys educational experience with strong links to a local girls’ school. Fantastic sport, music, academic stretch and creative arts.  Sherborne offers a whole host of […]

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October 16

3. Download the 4 Pillar Plan Checklist/cheat sheet

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We are pretty sure that this doesn’t exist already. It is based on The 4 Pillar Plan: How to Relax, Eat, Move and Sleep Your Way to a Longer, Healthier Life by Dr Rangan Chatterjee Basically it is a handy list for the week. go through the list every day and see how many you […]

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October 16

1. Proudly Wear it Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness

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18 October 2019 – Wear it Pink Day brings together thousands of people for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. With the aim to raise money and support those affected by breast cancer, it’s the perfect opportunity to put on your pink and support the Pink Ribbon Foundation.

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October 15

4. Listen to Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 – Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra & Iván Fischer

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This is a truly remarkable performance of this work. Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

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October 15

3. Book tickets for STOP KISS at the Above The Stag Theatre, Vauxhall, London

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Above The Stag Theatre is an award-winning theatre in Vauxhall, London with a focus on producing LGBT+ themed work including new writing, musicals and revivals. We are the only full-time professional LGBT+ theatre in the UK. STOP KISS

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October 15

2. Book to see Neil Gaiman in conversation with Lenny Henry at the National Theatre – Wednesday 18 December, 5.45–6.45pm, Olivier Theatre

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Wednesday 18 December, 5.45–6.45pm, Olivier Theatre The Ocean at the End of the Lane is the bestselling magical novel from the brilliant imagination of Neil Gaiman. Join Gaiman as he chats to Lenny Henry about writing this modern myth, where his inspiration came from, and what it’s like to have his novel adapted for the stage. Neil Gaiman […]

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October 15

5. Book tickets to see Aladdin with Bobby Davro at New Victoria Theatre, Woking

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This year’s spectacular family pantomime Aladdin will star former Strictly Come Dancing professional Brendan Cole as the Genie of the Ring and hilarious funny man and Panto Legend Bobby Davro as Wishee Washee! Book Tickets Starts Friday 6th December

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October 15

1. Have lunch at Simpson on the Strand

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Simpson’s This beautiful dining room serves classic luxury dishes with perfection. This restaurant is long standing, situated next to The Savoy provides beautiful food with a classic ambience hard to find in London. There is even a pianist singer to ease the meal.

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October 14

5. Enjoy a gin and tonic at the American Bar in The Savoy Hotel, London

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Ordering in this classic bar is hard to go wrong in. Service and presentation is excellent and you also get a three tiered arrangements of bar nibbles to help your drink go down – one is quite spicey.

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October 14

4. Join British Gas Homecare

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A recent personal experience of no heating after the summer this service was invaluable. Different monthly plans are available. The app booking system is great and the man couldn’t have been more professional and caring – just great. British Gas Homecare

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October 14

3. Look out for New Scientist Live next Year

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Yesterday 5 things went to New Scientist Live at London’s Excel Centre. A vast range of stalls, talks and book signings awaits. There is lots for kids to do such as making paper airplanes and testing out the design of a roller coaster. New Scientist Live

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October 14

2. Have a bacon sandwich from Coffee Bay Kiosk at Hampton Court Station

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This little kiosk serves a wide range of food and beverages. Coffee Bay serves excellent coffee and a good bacon sandwich. It’s nice it’s not a huge high street chain too.

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October 14

1. Watch Samantha Womack in The Girl On The Train at the New Victoria Theatre, Woking

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The gripping, number one best-selling story of Rachel Watson based on the book by Paula Hawkins is coming to the New Victoria Theatre stage starring Samantha Womack. The Girl On The Train arrives in Woking from Monday 28 October – Saturday 2 November. Get Tickets

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October 13

3. Buy the Let’s go Fishing game from Hamleys

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This clever little game was on Promotiom at the small London Waterloo Hamleys on the upper concourse. The fish rotate, their mouths open and you have to fish them out. Hamleys Let’s go Fishing

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October 13

5. Pre order Dr Rangan Chatterjee’s new book – Feel better in 5 minutes

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We are not too sure exactly what this book will be like but his other two books excellent. Read the 4 pillar plan and The stress solution to get a flavour of Dr Chatterjee’s work. The release date is December 26th. Just in time for New Year. Pre Order from Amazon

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October 13

4. Make a 6 page booklet out of one sheet of A4 paper

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These are very easy to make once you know how and quite ingenious. All you need is a little folding skill and a pair of scissors. You also need to watch the video below.

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October 13

2. Revise for AQA GCSE Physics by watching this 2 hour video

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This video by Lewis Matheson is truly excellent and is a summary of GCSE Physics. The explanations are clear and all the required practicals are explained. GCSE Physics Online

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October 13

Do you have an event in London happening next week that you would like to be listed here #London #Event

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If you would like to be listed here as a thing to do then please email David using 5thingstodotoday@gmail.com or WhatsApp 07894084680 and we will be in touch. We look forward to hearing from you.

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October 13

1. Have your passport photograph taken on the bridge between Waterloo East and London Waterloo

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We noticed this today. An unusual place to have your passport photo done but very convenient.

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October 12

5. Enjoy a beer from The Beer House on the concourse of Charing Cross Station, London

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This pub is tucked away in the corner near the platforms. It’s not amazing but perfect if you are taking train from Charing Cross to Waterloo East. A few beers on pumps.

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October 12

4. Watch a street performer in the covered market at Covent Garden

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This man in Union Jack briefs lying on a bed of nails was particularly good.

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October 12

3. Visit the London transport museum, Covent Garden, London

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If you buy a ticket then it allows you access all year. Lots of fun for children and adults alike. Buy tickets online for a shorter Queque. London Transport Museum

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October 12

2. Visit Hollycoombe Steam Fairground in at night – Liphook, Surrey

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A few nights in the year this excellent steam fair is open. Purely magical. Visit Website

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October 12

1. Amaze people with the the walk through paper trick

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All you need is a sheet of A4 paper for this one

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October 07

Celebrate London Cocktail Week at Issho-Ni

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Issho-Ni, the stylish Japanese restaurant and cocktail bar, has teamed up with American whiskey brand Bulleit Frontier Whiskey to host the ultimate Funk BBQ Party on Friday 11th October, in celebration of London Cocktail Week. For just £10 per person, party goers can enjoy a drink from the specially curated Issho-Ni x Bulleit cocktail menu, alongside a charcoal grilled Chicken Yakitori Skewer or Tofu […]

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October 07

Waitress WILL HOST THE NEXT LONDON CAST ALBUM KARAOKE NIGHT ON 16 OCTOBER

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Waitress has announced its next Cast Album Karaoke Night will take place on 16 October in partnership with Official London Theatre offering audience members the chance to sing songs from the smash hit comedy musical, by 7-time Grammy® nominee Sara Bareilles, live on the West End stage. Audience members who want to take part in […]

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October 03

Dine in the Heart of Shropshire: The Saloon at Hawkstone Hall & Gardens

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For first-class, elegant dining in a beautiful rural setting, The Saloon Restaurant at Hawkstone Hall & Gardens, is a truly decadent and intimate restaurant. Set in the one of the oldest parts of the original Main House, it is quintessentially British and has a luxurious feel with artwork adorning the walls and rich, plush fabrics […]

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September 20

Interview with U.S. comedian Liza Treyger

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Thank you to Liza for this interview. Liza is set to embark on her debut tour across UK and Europe with her latest stand-up, including a performance at Bloomsbury Studio, London on 24th September. Out of everything you have done in your comedy career so far what have been the highlights? I think the number […]

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September 10

5. Try the new seasonal menu at Issho-Ni, Bethnal Green, London

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Issho-Ni, pronounced “Is-sho-ni” and defined as “together with” in Japanese, is a stylish Japanese restaurant and cocktail bar serving up delicious sharing plates, izakaya style. Located on the trendy Bethnal Green Road, Issho-Ni connects guests with new tastes and experiences in a relaxed casual dining atmosphere. With a focus on bold and seasonal flavours, head chef Eduardo Aguiar, who was previously head chef of Bone Daddies, Shakafuyu and Kiri is pushing […]

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September 10

4. Don’t forget the Royal Albert Hall this Christmas – Baby Spice, Trevor Nelson, Michael Giacchino and more

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Emma Bunton, Trevor Nelson and Michael Giacchino will each star in the Royal Albert Hall’s Christmas season, alongside jazz legends, the London Community Gospel Choir and Birmingham Royal Ballet. Emma Bunton brings her Christmas party to the Hall with famous friends in tow – Emma has sold over 85 million records as a member of the all-conquering Spice Girls, the most successful […]

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September 10

3. Lunch at Lime Wood and Q&A with Angela Hartnett MBE

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Join us for a Question and Answer session with Angela Hartnett MBE and a three-course lunch at Lime Wood Hotel. Angela Hartnett, MBE, is one of the UK’s most loved chefs and restaurateurs, known for her sophisticated yet simple, Italy-inspired cooking. Born in Britain, her passion for good, honest food and the best ingredients was […]

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September 10

2. Visit the ABBA Exhibition at the O2 this December (Opening 6th December)

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Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid (“Frida”) Lyngstad. This new and immersive experience charts their music, lyrics, creative process and influence as one of the most iconic pop bands of the modern age. ABBA burst onto the UK music scene with a dazzling win on 6th April 1974 at the Eurovision Song Contest, […]

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September 10

1. Go to a Soho Live Jazz week event (Wednesday 11th to Saturday 14th September)

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Soho’s iconic performance venues are coming together to present the capital’s first Soho.Live Jazz Week. Over 15 venues will showcase more than 200 jazz artists across 45 ticketed shows. Highlights Wednesday 11 September Ashley Henry, L’Escargot, Greek St. 9:30pm As one of the UK’s leading jazz & beats performers brings his live show to soho for […]

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August 30

3. Bryn Williams at Somerset House launches Bottomless Brunch for September

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This September, Bryn Williams at Somerset House is serving a tipsy twist to its popular brunch menu by launching a limited-edition bottomless offer. Guests will have the option to order an hour’s worth of unlimited prosecco or bespoke Bloody Marys, made with their choice of spirits including Welsh Brecon Five Vodka, Welsh Brecon gin and […]

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August 30

2. Book tickets for Brixton’s largest Oktoberfest

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Brixton’s largest Oktoberfest named South London Oktoberfest and taking place at Electric Brixton on 28th Sept and 19th Oct has just been launched. Electric Brixton for the first time will be transformed in to an all singing, all dancing bavarian beer hall complete with long wooden tables and bunting, fit for a decadent bohemian party. […]

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August 30

1. See a show at The New Victoria Theatre in Woking this September

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The Glenn Miller Orchestra – Sunday 8 September, 3pm Jimmy Carr – Terribly Funny – Tuesday 10 September, 8pm Jane McDonald – Wednesday 11 September, 7.30pm Michael – The Magic of Michael Jackson – Thursday 12 September, 7.30pm Hello Again – The Story of Neil Diamond – Saturday 14 September, 7.30pm The Carpenters Story – […]

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August 24

1. Go to the Hampton Court Food festival this Bank Holiday weekend

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Join us for a summer celebration of food and drink in the iconic East Front Gardens at Hampton Court Palace. The Kitchen Join us in the Kitchen for live cooking demonstrations from top chefs and experts including Michel Roux Jr, Nadiya Hussain and Rhiannon Lambert. View the timetable and book your seat at the Food […]

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August 23

5. Have a Peruvian Carnival at COYA Mayfair this August Bank Holiday

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On Sunday 25th August, COYA Mayfair are putting a Peruvian Carnival spin on their brunch with cocktails, canapés and a party to rival Notting Hill Carnival. Taking the same form as their sellout weekend brunch, the outstanding bottomless three-hour affair will see guests sip on pisco sours and frozen mojitos whilst tucking into their favourite […]

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August 23

4. Have dinner powered by people’s conversation Friday 20th September, Spitalfields

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Mexican food brand, Old El Paso is on a mission to get people talking on National Fajita Friday! Old El Paso is opening a pop up restaurant in which the diners’ conversation, chat and laughter will generate small amounts of measurable electricity that, once channelled through converters, will actually power certain elements of the restaurant […]

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August 23

3. Join a foraging fortnight event (31st August – 15th September)

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Foraging Fortnight is a celebration of Scotland’s natural environment and wild food with a series of events taking place across Fife, Moray, Lanarkshire, Orkney and the Forth Valley and Lomond areas. This brand new festival brings together over a hundred events across five diverse regions of Scotland: from the rolling hills of Lanarkshire, the golden […]

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August 23

2. Book to see The Queen Of Roses at The London Cabaret Club

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A Contemporary Cabaret Celebrating Britain’s Great Female Monarchs In An Immersive Entertainment And Dining Experience September 2019 marks the launch of The London Cabaret Club’s new season show ‘Queen Of Roses’ – an immersive cabaret experience, featuring an evening of live performance and exquisite dining with a quintessentially British theme. Queen Of Roses will take […]

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August 23

1. Dine at one one four Teddington

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One One Four is a neighbourhood restaurant located in the heart of Teddington High Street. City meets country. In all the good ways. An easy mix of innovation and international cuisine with openness and rootsy warmth. It’s a natural extension of who we are – part city slicker, part bumpkin, with a vision that is […]

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August 06

A virtual shooting range in London, Southport and a tropical soft play in Bolton

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Go to Mac&Wild this August to eat grouse and shoot. They are offering a free one hour shooting session in their virtual range and bar. If you think you’re game enough, head to Mac & Wild this season. Eat lobster at Wright Brothers. For just £20, guests can enjoy a whole native lobster, grilled with […]

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August 04

80’s legend Joe Longthorne are amongst today’s 5 things as well as Tim Ferris and the importance of a strong morning routine

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Eccles cakes may not jump out at you when you are thinking to have something with your morning coffee or afternoon tea however the M&S Handcrafted ones are beautiful and well worth a try. 12 minutes in the oven. The entertainer Joe Longthorne passed away yesterday and although he may have been forgotten by many […]

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August 03

Have you tried Jeff Galloway’s run walk method for running? Also 5 minute Journalling in today’s five

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Here are today’s selection. Enjoy a Lasagna and Birra Morreti at Averna Italian restaurant in Molesey. This restaurant sits nicely in a town that could do with more good quality classic restaurants. Use Jeff Galloway’s run walk method for a quick jog in your local area. If you are daunted by running or have an […]

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August 02

Today’s selection include navigation using Waze, the best place to have Fish and Chips in Weymouth and a clever rule to beat procrastination – 2nd August 2019

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Use Waze to choose the best route for your journey. Press the routes button and Waze will calculate alternative ones for you to select. This way you can choose the best one. For instance if a b road route only shaves off a couple of minutes you might as well take an A road. Enjoy […]

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July 22

Rushden Lakes – Two Day Festival Extravaganza – 27th & 28th July

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Rushden Lakes, is hosting a two-day festival extravaganza on the weekend of the 27th and 28th July, in celebration of our second birthday. The two-day festival will not only celebrate this milestone but will revel in all we have to offer. Perfect for a day out with the family Rushden Lakes will be beautifully decorated […]

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