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Clemmie’s Big Spring Clean: For the Mind, Body, and Home

With it being a year since the first lockdown, most of us have spent more time in our homes than ever before. So we could all probably do with a little (or large) Spring Clean – but why should our homes get all the attention? Surely our bodies and minds deserve a little spruce upContinue reading “Clemmie’s Big Spring Clean: For the Mind, Body, and Home”

Shake up post-lockdown with Shake Shack’s Crispy Shallot Burger – all 100% vegan!

There’s definitely light at the end of the tunnel now that lockdown restrictions have eased! To celebrate being able to eat out with friends again, we invited vegan model, actress and skater @estellethegazelle to try the Crispy Shallot Burger; a bespoke vegan patty created in collaboration with Chef Neil Rankin, topped with smoky cheddar, beer-marinated crispyContinue reading “Shake up post-lockdown with Shake Shack’s Crispy Shallot Burger – all 100% vegan!”

What Will It Take To Get Us All Back In The Office? | My Soho Times

Our city is opening up again after a long lockdown – great news! But what does that mean for the workplace? Award winning Career Coach and Culture Change Expert, Suzy Sallam shares insight to the question we’re all wondering… What will it take to us all back in the office?

10% off ANY DIY Restaurant Kit!

We’re well on the way to restaurants re-opening, but we know not everyone will be ready to be out in the streets to dine. Which is why we love the Restaurant Kits concept – DIY kits from your favourite restaurants delivered straight to your door, nationwide!

How Hospitality Made a Comeback | My Soho Times

Flash back to our autumn issue when Jason Gale, founder of the London Lifestyle Awards®, wrote about the amazing ‘bouncebackability’ of Soho’s hospitality businesses… Little did we know the we’d be back in another lockdown (or two) before long. Let’s hope the roadmap is the light at the end the tunnel, finally.

Woven in the Fabric of Soho: Borovick Fabrics | My Soho Times

“My answer to anybody who wonders where fabric is used is this: wherever you can imagine fabric being used, that’s where we supply.” So says Simon Lipman, current owner of Borvick Fabrics in Berwick Street.