The trouble with taking over ever larger spaces is that it takes ever so slightly longer for you to feel confident that you’ll fill them. As I rattled around The Alliance with a few early arrivals and a couple of … Continue reading →
A couple of months ago I went to have a look round the show apartment at the Mill Apartments. Back then they were called the Mill Apartments Hampstead, though they have since been rebranded – extremely sensibly – as the … Continue reading →
Did you know that The Kitchen Table on Mill Lane hosts a supper club? I didn’t, but Eugene did and he went along to April’s to see what it was like. Here’s his report: “For those of us unfamiliar with … Continue reading →
Next Thursday, Bake-a-boo relaunches its “create and do” workshops with an open evening full of tea, cake “and something bubbly”. Head down to the shop on Mill Lane between 7 and 9pm to meet the workshop hosts. If you’re on … Continue reading →
On Thursday evening, 30 West Hampstead fashionistas descended on The Private Space on Mill Lane for Whampstyle – an evening of fashion, food and free wine! After the all-important mingling and sampling of some delicious food provided by West End … Continue reading →
On a cold Monday evening, Liberal Democrat councillor Keith Moffitt (West Hampstead) kicked off the first combined area action group meeting. This is the successor to the local area forums. All six of the local councillors were present (all Lib … Continue reading →
West Hampstead hosts its fair share of literary events, but few recently have been so eagerly anticipated as the launch of the Bake-a-boo Bakery Cookbook. Sadly, I was unable to make it to the party at the tea shop, but … Continue reading →
Bar 77 was a West Hampstead institution. I was one of many sad people when the owners called it a day. What came in its place was Cini. No-one knew how to pronounce it and it seemed no-one wanted to eat … Continue reading →
