By day, Georgie is Executive Editor at the Secret Media Network, overseeing Secret cities in the UK and beyond. Outside of work, she's Mum, overseeing an opinionated toddler (which is frankly far more challenging). She enjoys the finer things in life, like red wine on a school night and eating Ben and Jerry's straight from the tub.
We’re all familiar with the concept of sushi delivered by conveyor belt, but CHŪŌ knew it was time to level up. They’ve got a hefty menu of around 40 Japanese classics, including nigiri, sashimi, gyoza, an...
If you stick around in your little bubble of the big city, chances are you might not experience nature to its fullest all that often. And with spring winging its way to the city, and the pretty leaves starting to…...
It’s spring and the sun should be well on its way back to this country (finally). We all know that London has its fair share of green spaces to get lost in, but sometimes a…...
If the cold weather has got you pining for a summer holiday, then we might just be able to provide a taste of one a little earlier than usual. Providing Londoners with a slice of summer and a taste of Italy SicilyFEST:...
Many parents of young children will know that Bluey is not just a TV show but a lifestyle. I, for one, have been happily indoctrinated by the Heeler family ways. So, if you also find yourself watching Bluey long after y...
Can you believe it’s been more than 20 years since the first Harry Potter film was released? Over two whole decades since our first outing with the boy wizard on the big screen. Pass us that time turner, Hermione,...
Look, we understand the temptation to stay close to home: London has been known to host some pretty decent festivals in its time. But have you ever considered an escape to more reliable climes? Allow us to convince you…...
Just over two hours from London, you’ll find the lovely village of Lavenham in Suffolk. This idyllic spot boasts over 340 listed buildings, including the gorgeous De Vere House, which you may recognise from Harry...
Despite literally being in Zone 2, a trip to Brixton Windmill feels like a countryside escape. The now grade II* listed structure was built in 1816, when this part of South London was mostly fields, and it has retained...
Calling all bookworms, collectors, bibliophiles, and antiquarians, we’ve got your next day out in London sorted… Right around the corner from one of our capital’s busiest areas, is a hidden literary ge...