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GO TO ... * Home * About * Food & Pubs * Places to Visit * Where to Stay * Fashion * Music * Wedding * Contact Us ENGLISH MINUTE THE BEST OF EVERYTHING IN UK English Minute on FacebookEnglish Minute on TwitterEnglish Minute on Google+RSS Feed * Home * About * Food & Pubs * Places to Visit * Where to Stay * Fashion * Music * Wedding * Contact Us DECEMBER 6, 2022 * BRITISH T-SHIRT & HOODIE DESIGN INSPIRATION If you're a fan of British culture, you might be looking for unique and original ideas to create your own designs for… » * BRITISH SEASIDE RESORTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY The British coastline is a great place to enjoy the seaside, with plenty of resorts that cater for all the family. Whether… » * TRADITIONAL BRITISH CREAM TEA Cream Tea, also known as Devonshire Cream Tea is an afternoon snack that’s served and enjoyed in a local tea room.… » * WHAT IS A TYPICAL BRITISH AFTERNOON TEA? British afternoon tea is a traditional meal that involves a variety of light finger food served with a warm cup of… » * THE UK’S BEST RHS GARDENS The RHS stands for Royal Horticultural Society. It’s a charity that organises some of the best gardens in the UK. There… » * MOST VISITED PLACES IN ENGLAND England is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Although it's a small country, it offers a wide… » * WHAT TO WEAR IN LONDON DURING WINTER It's that time of the year again when everything becomes colder and darker. Winter is slowly creeping in, and if you're… » * TOP 5 UK MUSIC FESTIVALS TO VISIT IN 2018 The UK has some of the best-known music festivals in the world. The creativity in these events, as well as their clout when it… » * QUIRKIEST RESTAURANTS IN LONDON London is home to plenty of quirky things including places to eat! If you’re looking to visit in London and are looking to… » * COOL THINGS TO DO IN LONDON London is filled with exciting activities in every corner. It’s one of best cities for anyone who is up for an adventure.… » AMERICANS TRY BRITISH MCDONALD’S Search for: ARCHIVES * July 2022 * April 2022 * January 2022 * November 2021 * September 2021 * January 2020 * November 2019 * June 2018 * January 2018 * November 2017 * September 2017 * July 2017 * May 2017 * January 2017 * December 2016 * October 2016 * September 2016 * August 2016 * July 2016 * June 2016 * May 2016 * April 2016 * January 2016 * December 2015 * November 2015 * June 2015 * May 2015 * April 2015 TOP 10 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN ENGLAND CATEGORIES * Education * Fashion * Food & Pubs * Lifestyle * Music * Places to Visit * Wedding * Where to Stay CONTACT US Comments or questions are welcome. * indicates required field Name:* Email:* Subject:* Message:* CAPTCHA Code:* BEST FISH AND CHIPS IN UK RECENT POSTS * British seaside resorts for all the family * British T-Shirt & Hoodie Design Inspiration * Traditional British Cream Tea * What Is a Typical British Afternoon Tea? * The UK’s best RHS gardens THE BEST LONDON PUBS – AN ALTERNATIVE GUIDE BRITISH T-SHIRT & HOODIE DESIGN INSPIRATION APRIL 13, 2022 If you’re a fan of British culture, you might be looking for unique and original ideas to create your own designs for t-shirts, hoodies or other clothing. Once you have the inspiration, you can get started on your design, and make use of a t-shirt screen printing company to bring your design to life. Alternatively, you can use DTF transfers to apply your designs to almost any cotton or polyester garment, making them ideal for use on jackets, trousers, skirts, and more! If you’re feeling especially creative, why not apply them to your home furnishings such as cushions or curtains. BRITISH THEMES If you’re looking for traditional British themes for your design, why not use one of the following: * Union Jack * British Bulldog * London Skyline * Dragons * Crowns * The Queen * British bands such as the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, or Queen. As an animated band, Gorillaz are also an excellent choice * Regional mottos such as Cockney rhyming slang If you’re looking for something a bit more ‘out there’ and creative, you might also consider the following: VENN DIAGRAM The Venn diagram was invented by a British philosopher called John Venn. He wanted to show the logical and mathematical relationship between a group of things. The simplest form of a Venn diagram is two closed and intersecting curves, but any number of curves can be interweaved to make a Venn diagram. The most common form of the Venn diagram is three found on Gonville dining hall window Cambridge to commemorate John Venn. The rich history and educational background make the diagram suitable for t-shirts and hoodies. CUSTODIAN HELMET This is the helmet that was worn by police officers in the United Kingdom. The design of this helmet was inspired by Pickelhauble helmet that was worn by the military. This gives the custodian helmet a perception of military might. Many countries such as Australia, Canada, and New Zealand have followed the model of the custodian helmet. Hence the image is very influential and fit for t-shirts and hoodies. THE PHOENIX This is an immortal and mythological bird that is believed to be consumed by fire every five hundred years, and then it is born again. It has been used to symbolize resurrection, eternal life, and endurance. It is also believed that only one phoenix can live at a time. In that case, it has been used to symbolize Queen Elizabeth who is perceived as unique and ruled the longest in the history of the British monarchy. THE ERMINE The Ermine is a small creature that became very popular in Europe because of its habits. The small mammal hated soiling its fur, so hunters would smear the entrance of its lair with dirt, then start the hunt. When Ermine ran for safety towards its home and found dirt at the door, it surrendered itself to the hunt rather than running through the dirty entrance. For that reason, the British leadership has been using the Ermine as a symbol of purity. This has made Ermine … BRITISH SEASIDE RESORTS FOR ALL THE FAMILY JULY 29, 2022 The British coastline is a great place to enjoy the seaside, with plenty of resorts that cater for all the family. Whether you’re looking for a traditional seaside town with a pier and sandy beaches, or somewhere more modern with activities and attractions to keep everyone entertained, there’s sure to be a resort to suit you. Here are five of the best British seaside resorts for all the family. A family beach holiday can be a great way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy some quality time with loved ones. If you’re looking for a seaside town that offers plenty of activities for all ages, then Hayling Island is a great choice. The island is located in Hampshire, England, and is home to miles of golden sand beaches, as well as a number of small shops and restaurants. There’s also plenty of things to do on the island, including windsurfing, fishing, and cycling. If you’re looking for something a little quieter than Hayling Island, then Brownsea Island is a great option. This small island is located off the coast of Dorset, England, and is home to stunning beaches, woodlands, and wildlife. There are many wonderful locations in the UK for a family beach holiday. Sennen Cove in Cornwall and Rhossili Bay on the south coast of Wales are all excellent choices. The beaches are sandy with great waves for surfing, and there are plenty of activities available for children. In Sennen Cove, you can visit the Geevor Tin Mine Museum or take a boat trip to Land’s End. Rhossili Bay is home to the Worms Head, a rocky outcrop that can be reached by foot at low tide, and there are also beautiful walks along the cliffs. North Berwick has a large nature reserve with walking trails and a bird observatory, as well as several good restaurants and pubs. The town of North Berwick is located in East Lothian, Scotland and is a popular tourist destination. The town has many family attractions, including several blue flag beaches. The beaches are well-maintained and offer stunning views of the North Sea. There are also several golf courses in the area, including the famous Muirfield Golf Course. In conclusion, British seaside resorts are perfect for families. They offer a wide variety of activities that will keep everyone entertained. Plus, they are affordable and accessible. So, if you are looking for a fun-filled vacation, be sure to check out a British seaside resort. … FASHION WHAT TO WEAR IN LONDON DURING WINTER NOVEMBER 19, 2019 It’s that time of the year again when everything becomes colder and darker. Winter is slowly creeping in, and if you’re planning to visit London during Christmas or new year, it’s important to come prepared! London is a popular place to visit during the winter holidays as it offers a wide variety of attractions during the winter season. Before you visit, make sure you are well prepared for the cold season. Below we’ve provided some tips on what to wear in London during the winter season. OUTERWEAR First things first, make sure you bring and wear a warm coat! Many Londoners wear all kinds of coats from long teddy coats, tailored coats to a puffer jacket. The thicker and warmer, the better! Depending on your style or preference, you can choose warm colours or bright colours if you’re feeling bold! London is an open city, and it’s the best place to express your fashion style. FOOTWEAR To keep your feet warm and dry, you should opt-in for winter boots or wellies. Both are just as stylish and will keep your feet comfortable and cosy. Both are also perfect for long walks, especially if you’re exploring London on foot! If the weather is not too icy or wet, you can wear a pair of trainers too. ACCESSORIES Don’t forget to bring winter accessories like a beanie hat, gloves or a snuggly scarf. These accessories will surely keep you warm and stylish during the winter. There are also wet days and the possibility of snow in London, so you may want to bring an umbrella to be safe. TOP Winter is all about layering. Be sure to wear a comfortable jumper, sweatshirts, cardigans or hoodie during the winter days. You can also wear shirts or t-shirts of your choice, but it’s important to layer up to keep yourself warm. BOTTOM Jeans are suitable for the cold days as they have a thick layer, however, if you’re going to do a lot of exploring, you can still look stylish by wearing a comfortable jogger or a trouser with a thick or knitted layer. For women, it’s still possible to wear a skirt in winter as long as it’s a maxi length as these will keep the legs covered from the cold weather. … THE BEST BARBER SHOPS IN LONDON DECEMBER 22, 2015 This is the ultimate guide to The Best Barber Shops in London’s best and executive barber shops. These are the places to go to if you to look stylish whether for just a quick shave or some more extravagant and gentleman. DRAKES OF LONDON This is the ultimate experience in male grooming. Drakes of London has over 10 years’ experience in offering the best and professional grooming and executive services. Drakes of London truly knows what the gentlemen in the Queens realm want and need. Boasting of a professionally trained and experienced staff, this renowned establishment will definitely offer you a memorable experience. Some of the services in their London barber shop include traditional shaves, wet shave with the option of a complete re-style, new or existing hair re-colouring, massage, laser hair removal, waxing, and hand and foot beauty treatments. A modern barber shop on the ground floor and an executive male grooming salon on the spacious on the first floor, Drakes of London affords its clients, both new and existing, a quiet, spacious, private and modern men’s hair salon. Their services range is very pocket friendly with no compromise on quality. With a no appointment rule, this is the place to pop in to when you are looking for a great trim at no notice whatsoever. Located 200 yards from the Broadway Station in Fulham, Drakes of London is the premier male grooming salon and mens barber shop in the area.… UK FESTIVALS & FESTIVAL FASHION TRENDS NOVEMBER 18, 2015 Festivals are now more popular than ever with new smaller sites setting up locally, and with the new festivals come new festival goers. Undaunted by the thought of camping, not showering, and the party style behaviour that many display at festivals, thousands of people head off each year to experience some of the best popular music that the world has to offer. Mostly these festivals take place over a weekend so people camp in tents in nearby fields so that they can be at the front of the queue for the headline acts. There are also other activities at many festivals such as fair ground rides and stalls selling food and mementos. Because they are such big events, people dress up and the festival scene has developed its own fashion led by the many celebrities that attend. With Festival season fast approaching, headline acts announced and tickets on sale, now is the perfect time to start planning your summer 2016 festival wardrobe! It doesn’t matter what find of festival you’ll be attending, you’ll be able to find inspiration for your festival-wear at sites such as Wild Thing, a dedicated online store offering clothing and accessories by some of the UK’s most popular festival brands.… View More ›› PLACES TO VISIT THE UK’S BEST RHS GARDENS SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 The RHS stands for Royal Horticultural Society. It’s a charity that organises some of the best gardens in the UK. There are over 200 amazing RHS gardens all over the country. The group’s mission is to fill the country with beautiful gardens and help make it more a greener place to live. If you’re looking for somewhere to visit in your spare time, below are some of the best RHS gardens that you should visit in the UK. GARDEN WISLEY Garden Wisley is a 240-acre garden located in Woking, Surrey. It’s known to have some of the largest plant collections in the world. It has a spectacular glasshouse surrounded by colourful flowers, plants and trees. You can enjoy the stunning views while having a picnic by the riverside gardens. The river is home to wildlife, including swans, herons and kingfishers. GARDEN ROSEMOOR Garden Rosemoor has plenty of things to offer. It’s a horticultural garden, so you can expect to see various plants, crops, flowers and much more. You can explore the cherry blossom trees or visit their potager and cottage garden filled with grown fruits, vegetables and herbs. It also has two unique gardens; the cool garden is designed with an astonishing reflective water feature, while the hot garden showcases nature’s brightest colours. GARDEN BRIDGEWATER The Bridgewater garden is currently Europe’s largest gardening project. It’s located in Salford Manchester, and Queen Victoria once visited this stunning 154-acre garden. Visit their paradise garden filled with the unusual Mediterranean and Asiatic plants. The middle of the garden is designed with a charming lily pond that accentuates its surroundings. If you fancy a different scenery, you can explore various lakesides or wander around their woodland areas. Furthermore, there’s a plan for future improvements of the garden where they are looking to add a bend of history and heritage sights.… MOST VISITED PLACES IN ENGLAND JANUARY 21, 2020 England is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Although it’s a small country, it offers a wide variety of attractions, culture and historic sites. England also provides an excellent public transport system where you can travel anywhere in the country by train, bus or a plane. If you’re hitting England this year, we recommend visiting some of the best attractions here in England. BATH Bath is a beautiful small city surrounded by Roman buildings and historical attractions. One of the main attractions here is the Roman Baths which was built 2,000 years ago by the Romans who were residing in the UK. The city of Bath also offers an amazing garden which is maintained throughout the year. Don’t forget to visit their tea rooms for a cup of tea and cakes! TATE MODERN If you’re into arts, we recommend paying a visit to Tate Modern, a massive art gallery located in London. Tate Modern is one of the biggest art galleries in the UK, showcasing all sorts of modern arts from paintings, installations, to sculpture and many more. The gallery also comes with small stores where you can buy various art souvenirs. What’s more, it’s free to enter! EDEN PROJECT The Eden Project is located in Cornwall, and they showcase a wide variety of plants from all over the world. You can view the plants inside a huge dome that looks identical to an igloo from the outside. Throughout the year, they also host several events about arts and music! LAKE DISTRICT Lake District is one of the most popular National Park in England. Many travellers explore and hike this part of the country simply because of its stunning sceneries and natural surroundings. There are also small pretty villages and towns that you can visit while you’re here. … COOL THINGS TO DO IN LONDON NOVEMBER 2, 2017 London is filled with exciting activities in every corner. It’s one of best cities for anyone who is up for an adventure. If you’re looking to experience the weirder side of London, we recommend trying out some of the activities below. Les Trois Garcon London also offers a variety of restaurants, some may seem odd, but it’s something you’ve never seen before. For instance, you can find this restaurant called Les Trois Garcon which is known for their interior design that showcases preserved dead animals in the venue. Les Trois Garcon also has their shop where they sell some unique interior designs. Ripley’s Believe it or Not The Ripley’s museum is located in Piccadilly Circus and is home to many strange and unusual things. It’s a great attraction for any age, and a definite must see while you’re in London. Bullshit Tour The bullshit tour is not your ordinary tour guide. The trip provides a more comedic side of the history and landmarks of London. If you’re up for a laugh with your friends or family, we recommend this for all groups! Jar & Fern For crafty activities, the Jar & Fern workshops run their terrariums projects all around London. The workshop consists of learning how to make your terrarium plant pot. A terrarium is a clear glass box that contains a plant. You can be creative as much as you like with creating your own terrarium. Arty Party The arty party is hosted in the Paint Republic where anyone can join and create their artwork while having something to drink and eat at the same time. You also get to bring home your own piece of work! Museums at night Some of the most popular museums in London including the Science Museum and Natural History Museum are open at night for the grown-ups! You may need to inquire which days they allow for a nighttime visit as they are only held once a month.… BEST FOOD FESTIVALS IN THE UK JULY 10, 2017 The UK holds hundreds of food festivals throughout the year and all around the area. You will find different kinds of food festivals from English food to cultured cuisines! Another great thing about these festivals is that most of them are free of entrance! Most food festivals can be found in the green spaces in the UK, and that includes the national park too! So if you’re a food lover, check out some of our recommendations below. Loch Lomond Food and Drink Festival The Loch Lomond Festival occurs during the month of September, and it is held in the Trossachs National Park. The festival consists of great local foods, and it’s free to enter. You can also join the haggis eating competition and watch some local music bands in the event. Rothbury Food and Craft Festival The Rothbury food and craft festival was first founded in 2008 were locals hosted a variety of food stalls open for everyone to try. A few years later on, they are now hosting, even more, food stalls than ever. Not only do they have some delicious foods but there are also plenty of crafts stalls available! The festival will be open in the summer time from April to May. Baytown Beer Festival For beer lovers, Baytown festival is perfect for you. The festival occurs in August and December. It is located in the beautiful village of Robin Hood’s Bay. The festival is filled with numerous types of ales and local drinks available for purchase. They also hold other small activities and events during the festival. Chili Fiesta Chili Fiesta is held in South Downs National Park during the month of August. 140 stalls offer different kinds of chilli foods and plants which are all locally produced! They also feature a walled glasshouse garden that showcases a large variety of chilli grown in the area! … QUIRKY ADVENTURES IN NATIONAL PARKS MAY 12, 2017 National parks are one of the most popular places in the whole of the UK. Although there are plenty of sightseeing in the parks, there’s also many adventures for you to discover. We’ve gathered the quirkiest adventures you can find in National Park. Let’s take a look at them below. Ranworth Church Tower Yes, there are many churches in the UK, but this church is one of the quirkiest! The church tower was first built in 1450, inside you will find a spiral stairs all the way to the top. There are about 89 steps you must take before you can see the stunning view from the top. The church is usually open during the day, and it’s free of charge for entrance. Coniston Boating Centre Lake District is a charming place filled with beautiful sights. You can explore the area by land or by water as they offer a hire bike or a boat ride. It is a perfect adventure if you want to experience the countryside. Hethpool Wild Goat Walk If you like the zoo in general or like seeing different animals, then this mini experience is pretty close. Enjoy walking through the Hethpool walk where you’ll be to see the wild cheviot goats roaming around. You’ll also be able to see the spectacular waterfall by the College Burn. Zip World Fforest For a wild and an extraordinary experience, Zip World Fforest offers a variety of sky riding activities including the free-fall and the sky ride experience on the zip line. Sky rides are ideal for people who seeks for the adrenaline rush. Crab Catching For a completely different experience, why not try the crab catching in Pembrokeshire Coast? You’ll be able to learn about everything about crabs, and you’ll also get to experience and learn about how to bait a line for crab catching. … UNUSUAL MUSEUMS TO VISIT IN LONDON JUNE 17, 2016 THE SHERLOCK HOLMES MUSEUM 221b Baker Street, London is the famous address of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s fictional Victorian detective, Sherlock Holmes, but of course the address itself is very much real. In fact, thanks to its iconic status due to the popularity of the famous stories, the building has been granted special protected status and remains immaculately maintained as a museum dedicated to Sherlock Holmes. JACK THE RIPPER MUSEUM In-keeping with the mystery/detective theme, the museum devoted to the history of Jack the Ripper is also well worth a visit when you’re in London. It reveals a huge amount of detail about crime in 1880s London, and not only can you explore re-created Victorian crime scenes inside the museum, but you can also take a guided tour of the real-life locations from Traders’ Gate at Tower Hill.… View More ›› FOOD & PUBS TRADITIONAL BRITISH CREAM TEA JANUARY 20, 2022 Cream Tea, also known as Devonshire Cream Tea is an afternoon snack that’s served and enjoyed in a local tea room. Believed to have originated in Devon and Cornwall during the early 11th Century, typical cream tea will serve scones with clotted cream, fruit jam on the side and accompanied with a nice warm cup of tea. A FAVOURITE BRITISH PAST TIME An afternoon cream tea is a British pastime and gathering enjoyed by many people throughout the country, as well as visitors and tourists from all over the world. The idea of unwinding with close ones whilst enjoying a locally made scone and clotted cream became very appealing and fashionable, so you would often find Tea Houses, Cafe’s and many establishments offering their own cream tea menu. NATIONAL CREAM TEA DAY With its rise in popularity, the National Cream Tea Day was added in 2015, taking place on the last Friday in June of each year. Naturally, cream tea became more common outside of Cornwall and Devon that it can now be enjoyed in hotels, bread and breakfast, cosy team rooms, British coastlines, weddings, special events or even at the comfort of your home. CREAM TEA ETIQUETTE GUIDE Cream tea is best enjoyed when you’re by following a common local tea room etiquette. Given the controversial debate over jam or cream first in your scones, there is no right answer, but it’s worth knowing both preferences from Cornwall and Devon. * Only use your knife to spread the fruit jam and clotted cream in your scones. There is no need to slice your scone with a knife since it can easily split apart by pulling both halves with your hands * Set your required jam on the side of your plate before applying it directly to your scone halves. Adding butter underneath your jam and cream is common too depending on your preference * Devonshire method: Add your cream first before your fruit jam (since they believe that you wouldn’t add your fruit jame spreads before butter on toast) * Cornwall method Add your fruit jam before your cream (since they believe that a fruit jam acts as a barrier between a warm scone and the clotted cream, thus preventing the cream from melting) FAMOUS CREAM TEA ROOMS TO VISIT IN THE UK Fingle Bridge Inn, Drewsteignton, Devon: The Fingle Inn is located in a picturesque riverside with the backdrop of the Teign waters passing through a quaint stone grey arched bridge. The cosy and homely atmosphere and daily special cream teas made it a popular tourist spot for many decades. The Mowhay, Truro, Cornwall: The converted barn cottage offers welcome cream teas to lodgers at no cost at all, so visitors can help themselves with the farmer’s wife’s homemade scones, homemade fruit jams and a tub of local cornish clotted cream in the fridge, as they overlook the distant meadows and tranquil wind farms on the patio table. … FOOD & PUBS WHAT IS A TYPICAL BRITISH AFTERNOON TEA? NOVEMBER 2, 2021 British afternoon tea is a traditional meal that involves a variety of light finger food served with a warm cup of afternoon tea. A typical afternoon tea menu would have bite-size crustless sandwiches accompanied with pastries, scones with clotted cream, and served with a nice hot cuppa. Favourite teas for beverages include black teas like earl grey, herbal mint teas, or fruit-flavoured selections. ORIGINS AND CONCEPT OF AFTERNOON TEA Historically, afternoon tea was a common pastime for the high society, especially when ladies would have a leisure afternoon gathering with close friends and unwind whilst snacking on assorted snacks and tea. It was initially developed as a private social event for ladies who climbed the upper-class society during the early 1840s. It was only when Queen Victoria engaged in the afternoon tea ceremony that it became popularised. TYPES OF AFTERNOON TEA Although many foreigners and tourists think of afternoon tea as having a set menu, many variations and occasions can go with the meal. Cream Tea: The simplest form of afternoon tea is a cream tea, a light meal including scones and cream accompanied by a pot of tea. Sweet scones are best served with cornish clotted cream or fruit jam, but there’s also an option for a savoury scone flavour. Light Tea: By adding more desserts and sweet snacks on top of cream tea, you get light tea. A random assortment of homemade cakes and sweet British pastries to nibble on whilst sipping on your tea of choice is the best way to enjoy a Light Tea. Full Tea: With the addition of bite-size savoury foods like egg mayonnaise sandwiches, smoked salmon with cream cheese, ham and mustard, and cucumber, you get full tea. Ordering all sets of three menus is common in large gatherings and special events. FORMAL OR NON-FORMAL OCCASIONS? Today, afternoon tea can take place on casual or special occasions, and most receptions would take place between 16:00 and 19:00. In the UK, afternoon tea is usually enjoyed as an occasional indulgence or a special event to celebrate birthdays, baby showers or pre-wedding parties with friends. There are plenty of establishments that offer a premium and delicate experience, and at the same time, you’ll find many restaurants and hotels in the country that provide affordable menus.… MUSIC TOP 5 UK MUSIC FESTIVALS TO VISIT IN 2018 JUNE 1, 2018 The UK has some of the best-known music festivals in the world. The creativity in these events, as well as their clout when it comes to capturing the most amazing acts is what makes them truly stand out. The wide range of festivals focus all music genres in order to cater for the many different tastes of the festival goers. The festivals promise excellent music, amazing production and an overall out of this world experience. Choosing a festival to attend is not easy and as much as line-up and cost are some of the major factors that you should consider, these music festivals usually try to competitively out-do it each with the production, food, and drinks. If you are wondering which are the best music festivals in the UK currently, below is a review of our top 5 UK Music Festivals to visit in 2018. BACK OF BEYOND FESTIVAL Back of Beyond is a one-day EDM festival which will be taking place in the lush and cool English countryside of Frogmore Hill, Hertfordshire. The event which is scheduled for July 7th 2018 will have performances on seven stages. Headlining this debut edition will be the Faithless’ DJ set. You will also be treated with great music from Detlef, Latmun, Bontan, Nick Curly and Josh Butler among others. This festival will start at midday and run until 2 am and festival goers should be prepared to enjoy the best of house music, electronica, rave and tech for 14 hours straight. Camping tickets are available with the VIP tickets already sold out. WILKESTOCK FESTIVAL Wilkestock is a family friendly music festival which runs throughout the weekend. It is one of the most unique music festivals in the UK whose ticket proceedings are donated to charity. Wilkestock Festival will be celebrating eleven years in August with Fratellis as the headlining act. Other performers include Gold Key, Strange Bones, Fizzy Blood, The Scruff, Defences, Blushes and Idle Frets among others. The compact festival will have five different stages that are just a few steps from each other. You can lounge on the sofas while grabbing a drink or just chill in a bean-bag and listen to the amazing music array of deep house music, pop, electronica, indie rock, etc. Camping tickets for Wilkestock Festival available and you can book one from Wilkestock’s official website.… FOOD & PUBS QUIRKIEST RESTAURANTS IN LONDON JANUARY 22, 2018 London is home to plenty of quirky things including places to eat! If you’re looking to visit in London and are looking to experience a completely different eating experience, then read on as we’ve listed the coolest places to dine! Sketch The sketch (see above image) is located in Mayfair which is not too far from Soho. The restaurants are filled with pink velvet sofa chairs and decorated with wall sketches from a British artist called David Shrigley. Another unique feature that you may want to check out while you’re in there is their egg-shaped toilets! It’s the perfect place for people who love art and quirky things. Bob Bob Ricard Bob Bob Ricard is located in Soho. The restaurant is decorated with a classic art-deco all around. One of their quirks is having a button where you can directly order a champagne by one press! Just be aware that you will need to book a table before dining in. The average cost of dining in is around £60-£70. Cats Cafe Des Artistes The restaurant doesn’t actually have any real cats lounging around, in fact, it’s a family business that is highly themed with Thai decors. The whole style of the restaurant is completely surprising considering it’s called a ‘Cat Cafe’. Dans Le Noir Dans Le Noir let you eat your food in total darkness. Don’t even think that you can get away with using your mobile devices as a source of light as they are not allowed to be used inside the restaurant. Another thing that makes them different is that most of their staff are registered blind. It can be a fun and challenging experience to go with your friends or family. Petersham Nurseries Cafe The restaurant is known for its mixed hippy and chic decoration. The atmosphere of their greenhouse garden is one of the main quirks of the restaurant. The budget for dining in would cost you around £50-£60 per head.… EDUCATION THE BEST BRITISH GOLFERS SEPTEMBER 16, 2017 Golf is a well-known sport in the UK. The UK is also known to having some of the best golfers of all time. A number of British Golfers had made history by gaining a top position for worldwide leagues. The history of Golf dates way back to the 15th century, and it only became an inclusive game after three centuries where they finally created a number of rules for game competitions. Below we’ve listed some of the best English Golf players in the UK. Lee Westwood At a very young age, Lee Westwood won his first amateur game and was awarded the ‘Pete McEvoy Trophy’. After a few years of practising gold and joining local tournaments, Lee was able to become professional in 1993 whereafter that he won many more competitions and title. He became the fifth winner in a game tournament in the year 2000 where he also competed with some of the greatest players including Tiger Woods. Ian Woosnam Ian’s interest in golf started when he was a child where he attended a golf course in his local area. Later on to his adult teen, Ian joined various amateur tournaments in Wales. By 1970s he’s already started playing as a professional, and ten years later he finally won his first European championship in 1982. This was followed by numerous successful wins including the British championship game and getting a place in the World Golf Rankings. Colin Montgomerie Colin Montgomerie is a Scottish player who started playing as an amateur and won his first trophy in the Scottish Youths Championship in the 1980s. He was known to have won the most European titles amongst the other British players in the field. One of his greatest achievements was winning the Volvo PGA Championship for the third time!… WEDDING ASIAN WEDDING BUSINESS BOOMING IN THE UK JANUARY 3, 2017 The market for Asian weddings has been huge for a long time in the UK, and so far it shows no signs of slowing down. In fact, the industry represents one of the most successful fields for Asian entrepreneurs in Britain, second only to the restaurant and takeaway industry. As of now, the industry is estimated to be worth in excess of £3 billion every year. There are a great range of professions connected to the industry, which makes this great news for people in many different fields. Many elements may be included when planning a lavish traditional ceremony and celebration, including everything from specialised stylists and make-up artists for the bridal party to a professional Asian wedding videographer to capture every moment on film. If you compare the average spend on different types of marriage ceremonies in the UK, it’s not hard to understand why the industry is so lucrative. 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