Summer has officially arrived in Soho, and what better way to make the most of it than by transforming your lunchtime routine? Whether you’re darting out from the office or soaking up the sun in Soho Square, there are plenty of spots offering everything from vibrant salads to hearty sandwiches. Evie Allen-Jones shares her topContinue reading “SohoEats: Summer Lunch Spots Worth Your Break | My Soho Times”
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London Views, Global Stories: Lonely Planet Launches Women Travel Solo | My Soho Times
I’m back in London after a short stint working abroad as a consultant in the lush Caribbean island of Nevis (the sister island of St Kitts), and I have to ask myself – does that count as solo travel if it’s technically a work trip? Either way, when my contract was extended another month, IContinue reading “London Views, Global Stories: Lonely Planet Launches Women Travel Solo | My Soho Times”
A Roll Above The Rest: Wasabi Launches Luxe New Summer Menu with a Thames River Cruise | My Soho Times
This week, Wasabi took summer dining to new heights—or rather, new waters—with a stylish boat party to launch their brand-new omakase-inspired summer menu. Onboarding at South Bank’s Festival Pier, guests embarked on a flavour-filled journey down the River Thames, complete with iconic views, a live DJ, and an exclusive tasting of the latest seasonal offerings.Continue reading “A Roll Above The Rest: Wasabi Launches Luxe New Summer Menu with a Thames River Cruise | My Soho Times”
Beat the Heat: Summer Specials at London Grand Coffee, Soho
Are you a caffeine connoisseur confident that you have drunk your fill and drained every last drop from the Soho coffee scene? A bean counter who knows their Liberica from their Arabica? As familiar with affogato as ristretto, by way of a sneaky cortado? This is excellent news as you, of all people, will beContinue reading “Beat the Heat: Summer Specials at London Grand Coffee, Soho”
From Accidental Beginnings to Beauty Powerhouse: Meet Heather Jackson of Too Faced Cosmetics | My Soho Times
Heather Jackson’s 12-year journey in beauty began unexpectedly but has grown into an inspiring career. As Education Manager and UK Artistic Lead at Too Faced, she blends artistry with empowerment, celebrating individuality at every step. Chanel Smith explores Heather’s impressive path into the multifaceted world of beauty, Spring 2025 trends and the recipe for aContinue reading “From Accidental Beginnings to Beauty Powerhouse: Meet Heather Jackson of Too Faced Cosmetics | My Soho Times”
Jules Knight Releases Touching Tribute Single “To Where You Are” In Time For Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day draws upon us (30th March), acclaimed English actor and singer Jules Knight, known for his role as Dr Harry Tressler in the medical drama Holby City and as a founding member of the award-winning vocal group Blake, has released a heartfelt single, dedicated to his late mother. Jules, who has performed forContinue reading “Jules Knight Releases Touching Tribute Single “To Where You Are” In Time For Mother’s Day”
6 Trendy ‘Student-Friendly’ Soho Hotspots to check out this Spring | My Soho Times
Well, hello Spring Term! Student Journalist Evie Allen-Jones tracks down trendy, budget-friendly eateries across Soho, showcasing hidden gems that won’t break the bank. From cosy cafés filled with character to lively restaurants serving up delicious dishes, there’s something for everyone. So whether you’re a student juggling tight finances or simply someone holding onto the purseContinue reading “6 Trendy ‘Student-Friendly’ Soho Hotspots to check out this Spring | My Soho Times”
BFI Flare 2025: Essential Guide to LGBTQIA+ Cinema Events this Spring
Arts editor Gillian Smith shares highlights from the upcoming 39th BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival at BFI Southbank from 19th to 30th March, showcasing a diverse range of films and events that foster a celebration of queer cinema.
Save The Prince Charles Cinema: A West End Treasure Faces an Uncertain Future | My Soho Times
In the vibrant heart of London’s Leicester Square lies a jewel of independent cinematic history — the Prince Charles Cinema. Since its transformation from a live theatre to a beloved independent cinema in the mid-sixties, it has become a cultural cornerstone, offering an eclectic mix of films that have drawn cinemagoers from across the capitalContinue reading “Save The Prince Charles Cinema: A West End Treasure Faces an Uncertain Future | My Soho Times”
What’s On in Central London 9th – 14th January | My Soho Times
Here’s a round-up of some exciting events popping up on our radar in Central London that we’re pretty sure you’re going to enjoy… You can thank us later!
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