Notting Hill carnival returns … in a park
Organisers of Notting Hill Carnival have announced a series of events throughout August to help to bring a spectacular Carnival back to the streets of west London in 2022.
Organisers of Notting Hill Carnival have announced a series of events throughout August to help to bring a spectacular Carnival back to the streets of west London in 2022.
David Beckham has all the mod cons of a £31.5m home in Holland Park, west London, so why has he ended up sleeping in a hospital reception?
Julie’s is the unpretentious neighbourhood restaurant where the famous go to dine when they want to let their hair down.
Scrum, Sento and Sushi will be in the right order if England are crowned Rugby World Cup Champions in Japan.
Victoria Beckham and Andy Warhol. Who would have Adam and Eved it?
Simon Cowell knows the value of good neighbours. He has recruited two to help him on his flagging hit TV show, The X Factor.
David Beckham, England’s former captain has agreed to buy ex-Swedish ace Zlatan Ibrahimovic Ikea furniture for his new LA mansion if Sweden triumphs over England in the quarter-finals of the World Cup in Samara Russia.
He has painted everyone from the Queen, Jerry Hall, Francis Bacon to Kate Moss hypnotising them under his forensic gaze. His brush strokes can be unforgiving, brutal and frank. Two of Lucian Freud’s most important sitters brave a reunion with their nudes.
Emeline Pankhurst’s home at 50 Clarendon Road in Holland Park, west London became the nerve centre for the struggle for equality. It became the bastion of resistance, disobedience, plotting and intrigue.
Grosvenor Crescent, located in the heart of Belgravia between Hyde Park Corner and Belgravia Square, is the most expensive residential street in England and Wales, according to the annual research from Lloyds Bank. A typical property on Grosvenor Crescent will cost an average of £16,918,000. Embed from Getty Images Belgravia has long attracted wealthy buyers and famous residents including former prime ministers Stanley Baldwin and Margaret Thatcher to the area due to its graceful white stucco residences, sweeping crescents, private garden squares and closeness to all the amenities of nearby Knightsbridge, Pimlico and Chelsea, to create the nation’s wealthiest district – three of the top five most expensive streets are in Belgravia. Grosvenor Crescent seems to have weathered the storm buffeting property valuations at London’s top-end of the market after the vote to exit the European Union, with the typical price tags unchanged since last December. However same thing cannot be said for next-door neighbours Eaton Square – which topped the bank’s table a year ago – which has seen more than £3m wiped off …