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13-05-13
10-05-13
Swim in the city
Fitness enthusiast Sam’s pick of London’s best indoor and outdoor public swimming pools
08-05-13
The Vulgar Tongue
Think East London – think Walthamstow Market, the Krays, jellied eels, Babs Windsor, a dodgy Martina Cole book you read on holiday and, of course, Cockney Rhyming Slang.
03-05-13
What’s in a name?
To celebrate the Tube’s rich history, we’ve taken a look at how the stations near the Sunday office came to have their present names…
23-07-12
Top five for afternoon tea
The ritual of afternoon tea began in 1840 when Anna, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, asked for tea and bread and butter to combat ‘that sinking feeling’ in the late afternoon. Then, people tended to eat just breakfast and lunch, so it’s hardly surprising she felt peckish. The Duchess began to invite her friends to join her and, before long, this pause for tea became a fashionable social event.
13-07-12
06-07-12
Becky says things about… baking
It is a truth universally acknowledged that cake is one of the best things in the world. Cake can heal, cake can bring joy, cake can bring people together. If only Britain and Germany had sat down over a nice cup of tea and a slice of lemon drizzle and discussed all their differences in 1914, then the world would be a very different place.
06-06-12
When black and white is just right
More practically, black and white is different. In a market of bright, beautiful and disposable property magazines, this cover stands out from the crowd, inviting the reader to look harder and longer.
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Our 7x3m magazine cover
March was the ‘Learning’ issue of Modus magazine. So, with a nod to the school chalkboard, I commissioned the very talented Belgian design studio Coming Soon to chalk the cover – masthead and all.
