I was very kindly invited to ride The Murdér Express in return for a review through Love Pop Ups London.  However, as always, all opinions are entirely my own. Wandering down Pedley Street, Bethnal Green, I am suddenly transported back to the early 20th century, when travelling by train for pleasure was still a new idea and quite a luxury. Taking a step into Pedley…

This is a collaborative post. The countdown for this year’s Grand National is well and truly on. It’s believed that further to the 70,000 people that will flock to Aintree Racecourse, over 10 million people in the UK will watch the race, with millions tuning in worldwide. Last year’s winner Tiger Roll is the favourite with the bookies again this year, hoping to make it…

Mother’s Day is one of the very few holidays that I celebrate every year. Mumma Squibb deserves to be spoilt as she still does so much for me despite the fact I moved out three and a half years ago! She’s always at the end of the phone when I need a chat, she cooks us amazing dinners whenever we pop round and I can…

This is a collaborative post. California is one of those places that sparks imagination like few other locations in the world. It immediately conjures images of glorious beaches, the famous, and the American dream. With that in mind, we are going to take a brief walk through some of the cities that the Golden State has to offer and explore some of the things you…

Life’s Kitchen is a multi-faceted company that offers catering, Livery Hall hire for events and weddings. They also do wonderful food and wine events that showcase two of their talents; incredible food paired with great wine and highly traditional Livery Halls kitted out for the dinner. We attended their most recent event, ‘A Spring Taste of Spain’ which was held in association with Spanish food…

This is a collaborative post. I’ve been working in blogger outreach for around seven years now. It’s such an interesting sector to have experience in especially when I’ve been blogging for as many years too. I love seeing how different brands approach their outreach and I can often learn from them if they’re using new or different tactics to how I would go about it.…

This is a collaborative post. Apart from dividing rooms and serving as separators for two different areas of the house, doors also function to make the house look more organised, and to give the residents a little more privacy. The external door primarily exists to keep the house safe from intrusion, and also to add an aesthetic quality to the overall look of the home.…

This is a collaborative post. It has become normal for us Brits to check online before booking a hotel for our trips away. A report by TripAdvisor from 2017 says that: 74% of hotel purchasers check TripAdvisor 33% of people around the world visit travel sites With so many of us reading and checking online reviews, the question must be asked: just how important are…