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The most sought after restaurants with tables still available for when lockdown lifts
Bookings open at 12pm today for one of London s most popular restaurants - everything you need to know
The terrace at Petersham Nurseries
Credit: Chloe Hardwick
It’s been so long since we last went out to supper, we can hardly remember how to do it. How does it go again? Finish work, get dressed, drink Champagne, call an Uber and – oops, we forgot the important bit – make a reservation.
Restaurants, pubs and hotels reopen for outdoor dining on April 12th and for indoor dining on May 17th (both compliant with the Rule of Six), and already, operators are reporting a surge of bookings that far exceeds anything they saw last summer. So if you have your heart set on the hottest restaurants around, now is the time to book.
Graduate Fashion Week launches new platform
The Graduate Fashion Foundation (GFF) has launched a new digital platform for Graduate Fashion Week (GFW), which will live stream the event in June.
Graduate Fashion Week celebrates its 30th year in 2021, and will take place between 12-18 June at Coal Drops Yard in London s King s Cross.
Its new digital platform will live stream the physical event, which will consist of 11 catwalk shows, including the GFW International Catwalk Show, alongside panel talks and films created by students.
In May, the platform will host work by 1,500 students in a portfolio hub, making new talent accessible to the industry. It will include work from 82 universities and will contain a search function which will allow users to filter results by genre.
Travel Photographer of the Year winners revealed
February 9, 2021
The winning images in the 2020 Travel Photographer of the Year awards (TPOTY) have been announced. The global spread of the awards, now in their 19th year, can be seen in the fact that almost 25,000 images were submitted from 47 countries, with Vladimir Alekseev becoming TPOTY’s first-ever Russian overall winner.
The winning shots – which can all be viewed in the online Winners’ Gallery – will go on display in Coal Drops Yard, King’s Cross, London, from 12 May to 10 June and in other TPOTY exhibitions, including Chester Cathedral, during 2021 (Covid permitting)
“The pandemic inevitably had an impact, with some entrants submitting images taken close to home during lockdown, while others photographed countries in which they had unexpectedly found themselves stranded as temporary long-term residents,” said the organisers.