Bar Music Hall was recommended by one of our younger members as a good place to go for a night out in Shoreditch. Staying open late, serving strong Belgian Beers, Cocktails, Burgers with DJ’s & Live music. I think it’s one for the “paartee goers’. There’s plenty of room as you’d expect in an old…
May 2015: Cotidie has now closed but don’t worry It’s become a Viennese Cafe called Fischer’s, from the group that owns the Wolesley etc. Read the review of Fischers …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Cotidie is a new italian in Marylebone and The Relative Lieutenant has written the following review: Went here for the lunch special with kiwi Boy and…
Sept 2015 Update: We’ve visited The Bulgari and it’s now audited and awarded the maximum 3BBS Ticks. Fantastic style & facilities but popular so book well in advance. …………………………………………………………….. The Bulgari, in Milan, is a five star luxury hotel. It’s very upscale, as you’d expect from a five star place, in the centre of the…
Well I didn’t do much last week as my mind was wondering what I should say about ‘Why Modern London & Shoreditch Should Be Accessible’. It sounds like a ‘no brainer’, like why should Gay people be treated as equals. This was the subject of my presentation at Digital Shoreditch, ‘a celebration of creativity’. I came…
SushiSamba is on the 38th and 39th floors of the Heron Tower in the City of London. They say “it delivers a unique blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisine, culture, music and striking design”. We’ve not been but sounds really good as I like all those cuisines especially Peruvian after my recent visit to…
The Air Access Wheelchair is a great design that could improve travelling by plane for the less able. In the wake of the Paralympics, Priestmangoode have created a Air Access Wheelchair that will transform air travel for passengers with reduced mobility. Without wanting to oversimplify things, it’s basically an airplane seat on wheels but it’s much more…
We’ve started the Blue Badge Style Sports Blog to help advise less able people on how to get into sports. In each blog we feature a different less able athlete writing about their own sport. This time we’re featuring Sledge Hockey player Matt Coleman. Matt is part of the GB Sledge Hockey team aiming to…
For the less able, travelling by plane can be difficult but it’s more difficult when you don’t know what you need to do and where you need to go. Different airlines have different policies regarding disabled passengers making it hard to know where you stand before you travel. With this is mind, we decided to…
Hi, yet again I’m feeling ‘delicate ‘ in mid week – the champagne was flowing last night, but more of that later. Last Weds I mentioned I was going to the upmarket restaurant, Tom Aikens with the Musical Lieutenant. You can read the review here. however I forgot to mention my dessert which comprised of ‘poached fraises…