Mind the gap
The other day, I went to check out Sushisamba. Located close to Liverpool Street station in a pretty nice area of central London, the restaurant sits on the 38th floor of Heron Tower and spectacularly overlooks the city. It’s so high you can look down on the Gherkin once you…
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Leave a CommentDay 3 Too early to say if this will be the lowest point of the trip – touch wood – but it’s a low point. Hungover and still dealing with the stress and admin of phonegate. Also I need to find somewhere to stay tonight and drop my giant, spine-crunching backpack.…
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Leave a CommentI know friends and family will want to know what I’ve been up in Thailand. After all, it’s not every day I take a month out to cross the world alone. In fact, it’s never before. I’ve long regretted not making time after graduation to take a breather and wander…
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Leave a Comment(Disclaimer: this is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are mine) The other day, I spent a few days in Hayle for what was my first visit to Cornwall. Given the current state of British ‘summer’ in London, it was amazing – and a bit surreal – to get away…
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Leave a CommentAfter an underwhelming last season which saw the club knocked out of Europe by Barca in memorable fashion whilst surrendering the domestic title to Monaco, this was a crucial summer for PSG. Last year, the club failed to replace its figurehead Zlatan Ibrahimovic with an equally notorious star. Instead, they…
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Leave a CommentI feel like I should put up a blog post about this one. That being said, to most of my friends who I’ve been consistently (and no doubt irritatingly) reminding over the past few weeks, this will hardly be news. Yep, I’ll be heading to Thailand in September and staying…
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Leave a CommentAfter a disappointing campaign which ended on a high with another FA Cup success, it’s already time to think about next season for the Arsenal. With pre-season set to begin mid-July, Arsene Wenger will face plenty of tough decisions when choosing a starting XI to try and compete in the…
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Leave a CommentAs Londoners, we’ve all had that inevitably awkward conversation when you try to agree where to meet a mate who lives on the complete other side of the city. Thanks to new app Meetie, you can now find the optimal meeting spot so no one has to travel stupid distances.…
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Leave a CommentOver the recent bank holiday weekend, my friends and I went to Brighton. The plan: to make the most of the beach on one of those rare British summer days, and have a bit of a swim for the bravest (spoilers: not me) Cheaper, nearby and generally more chilled than…
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Leave a CommentThe second part of our trip to Austria took us to Salzburg. A couple of hours (and crucially, only 25 euros) away from Vienna on the train, Salzburg is the country’s other must-visit city. It’s definitely worth the detour if you’re traveling in the region. Much smaller than the capital,…
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