On Saturday I was lucky enough to join 50,000 people at Twickenham Stadium for The Sound of Change. The concert which boasted a star studded line-up of musical acts and presenters, launched Gucci founded campaign Chime for Change.
Co-founder Beyonce headlined the concert and was joined by an incredible line-up including Florence and the Machine, Jennifer Lopez and John Legend.
The Southbank Centre’s summer long ‘Festival of Neighbourhood‘ opens this weekend, so I went down there to see what it is all about.
The festival celebrates neighbourhoods and communities, which is reflected in the design, and is jam packed with exciting activities and events.
On Sunday I joined London’s LGBT community in Victoria Park, for the debut of new gay festival As One in the Park.
We were set for a great day; the sun was out, the cider was flowing, we had our dancing shoes on and RITA ORA was headlining the mainstage!
Always fancied rowing a slice of papaya through an interactive floating pineapple or entering a secret banana grotto? Well that’s exactly what I did this week when I visited Kew Gardens!
The gardens summer festival IncrEdibles opens this weekend, which celebrates the weird and wonderful food we eat that originates from plants.
Situated between the Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Thailand; this country offers everything: breath-taking scenery, gorgeous sandy beaches, warm, crystal clear waters, friendly locals and mouth-watering delicacies – all within the price range of the budget conscious traveller.
Thailand has become one of the top destinations for travellers as it offers culture and nightlife, within enchanting natural surroundings. One thing is for certain, how ever long you stay you will never get bored.
