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Pizza on the Park to replace Pizza Express By Martin Booth, Friday Apr 9, 2021 Chefs at a new restaurant that is not opening until May are already busy in the kitchen perfecting their pizzas. Pizza on the Park is replacing a former Pizza Express, with owners promising to revamp the building for their “exciting project”. “We specialise in artisan Roman styled hand stretched pizzas using quality locally sourced ingredients,” they wrote  on Instagram, where they have been posting regular ...

Underfall Yard has one of the most picturesque terraces in Bristol – photo: Martin Booth Walk around the Floating Harbour (don’t forget to visit Brunel’s Buttery for a pitstop), look out across the city from the top of the Cabot Tower, spend the afternoon in We The Curious or at the SS Great Britain, and have dinner in Chai Shai bringing in drinks from the Bag of Nails pub almost next door. After watching the sun set over the docks, catch a film at the Watershed, and then enjoy some beers...

By Dave Rogers 2021-04-06T06:00:00+01:00 Income jumped a quarter last year AHMM has warned turnover is expected to take a hit this year after posting a record income last time. The practice behind the planned makeover of the IBM building on London’s South Bank and a new office block above Southwark tube station, which got the green light last month, said the covid-19 pandemic had eaten into its forecasted income. The practice was given planning for the Lansdowne House scheme last autumn...

11 of the best Bristol beer gardens for your first post-lockdown pint These beautiful beer gardens all reopen in the week commencing April 12 The Farm pub in St Werburghs (Image: jon Kent/Bristol Live) FIND OUT WHATS ON NEAR YOU WITH OUR NEWSLETTER Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offe...

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New York Sale on 8 April to be Led by A Complete Portfolio of William Eggleston’s Graceland Auction to Also Feature A Group of Important Photographs by Robert Frank from Celebrated Cinematographer Robert Richardson and Writer Monona Wali Five Works on Offer from the Former Owners of New York’s Gotham Bar & Grill, including Hiroshi Sugimoto’s World Trade Center NEW YORK – 16 MARCH 2021 – On 8 April, Phillips’ Photographs auction will bring together over 250 lots by...

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Dame Vera Lynn It will be shown on Saturday, March 20 at 4pm, Filmed at Dame Vera’s favourite cafe, The Nutmeg Tree, in her home town of Ditchling, the D-Day Darlings offer a heartfelt and morale-building collection of popular Dame Vera Lynn songs including The White Cliffs of Dover, Now is the Hour and A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, including the Darlings’ original composition of Sweetheart, written for Dame Vera, and finishing with We’ll Meet Again to end the birthday dedication...

Intrigue and romance were synonymous with Mayfair long before Bridgerton appeared on our screens, discovers Carla Passino. If a part of London were ever to be crowned Queen of Romance, Mayfair would be it. The former home of Dame Barbara Cartland and the literary backdrop to Julia Quinn’s Bridgerton (although the Netflix series was mostly filmed in Bath for Regency authenticity), it has witnessed love affairs, romps and liaisons as entrancing as any penned by either author.     Its very fo...

How Bill Harkin built Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage with mescaline and ley lines The designer of the festival’s great stage has died aged 83. A disciple of Carl Jung and sacred geometry, he took the idea from a vision 12 March 2021 • 12:38pm Bill Harkin, designer of the Glastonbury Festivals Pyramid Stage, with the original scale model he made Credit: Andrew Hasson/Alamy To music fans, it’s the most famous pyramid outside Egypt. It has hosted spellbinding concerts by everyone from Stormzy...