We are all familiar with the wonderful cast of characters created by Beatrix Potter, Jemima Puddle-duck, Mrs Tiggy-winkle and those mischievous rabbits, Flopsy, Mopsy, Cottontail and Peter. Each and every story is set against a rich background of the well-tended vegetable patches and lush pastures of the Lake District landscape. (more…)
Nothing is more uplifting than an evening at the theatre listening to world class classical performers and Nottingham has just such a season planned running from October 2008 right the way through to June 2009. (more…)
One of New York’s most iconic hotels, The Carlyle, has recently unveiled a state-of-the art Spa that can rival the best in Manhattan. Located in Upper East Side, the marvellous Art Deco facade of The Carlyle overlooks Central Park whilst the gleaming interior offers a peaceful sanctuary from the adrenalin-fuelled cut and thrust of Manhattan streets. (more…)
When it was first aired on the 16 October 1958, no one could have imagined that Blue Peter would become the longest running children’s TV Series in the world. Hosted by Christopher Trace and Leila Williams, the inaugural 15-minute show launched a television programme that won the hearts of children throughout Britain. (more…)
Famous for featuring quirky and at times bizarre works of art, this year’s shortlist continues to challenge popular conceptions of what is and isn’t art. Representative pieces by each of the four artists will be on show at Tate Britain in London until the 18 January 2009.
A recently opened Travelodge has joined the club of wacky hotels with its latest addition in Uxbridge, England. Made from metal shipping containers, it’s probably the last place you would want to spend the night in, but the specially prepared containers have been kitted out with all the usual Travelodge comforts.