The Hunger Games: On Stage is now running at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, and in a state of the art venue created for the production. This is the first theatre adaptation of the first of the three Suzanne Collins' novels and the first of the film trilogy that followed. And while I realised The Hunger Games was never going to be a bundle of laug...

Located a stonethrow away from the storied Coventry Cathedral, is a new dawn of the stylistic Indigo Hotel. It opened its doors in January 2024 with a slogan of 'where history meets contemporary elegance'. As you walk through the doors of the Hotel Indigo Coventry, you are met by a plethora of décor that represents Coventry's longstanding motoring ...

The British Motor Museum is the home of the storied history of the British Car Manufacturing industry. The County of Warwickshire is home to famous universities, Cathedrals, Poets and has another bow to its popularity, with this mammoth interior circle of car model displays and a collection of over 400 historic British vehicles. You ...

When one thinks of Stratford Upon Avon, the first thought that comes to the forefront is the hometown of William Shakespeare, closely followed by its plethora of shops and restaurants that retain their listed building status. However, take a walk across the River Avon bridge and a sea of botanical greenery swarms upon you and an arch with the ...

Scotland: The award-winning team behind one of Argyll's most iconic coastal hotels has announced plans to open a new café overlooking Castle Stalker and Loch Linnhe in early 2026. The Pierhouse Hotel at Port Appin is leading the refurbishment of the former Castle Stalker View Café on the A828 between Ballachulish and Connel. The café was a much-lov...

The storied Central Hall in Westminster, London played host to Candlelight: Hans Zimmer's Best Works on 22nd November 2025. Indeed, the venues high ceilings and glowing dome created a cosy yet pleasantly lively ambience. Hans Zimmer continues to compose soundtracks for blockbuster productions and one can see why with such effortless transition...