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An English Steakhouse on London’s South Bank: Araminta Power reviews Gillray’s at Marriott County Hall The old GLC must have been enormous. County Hall, its erstwhile home, occupies a…
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Two Extraordinary Venues
When the luxury St Moritz resort hotel, Badrutt’s Palace, hosted lunch at Rules, London’s oldest restaurant, it was a coming together of two most extraordinary venues, representing some 400 years of 5-star…
You’re Odd? Great. Make Your Odd Your Asset
As Oscar Wilde said; “Be Yourself….” Yes. The more you can be yourself at work, the better. Yes, really, warts and all. Do you have a strong ‘personal brand’…
One Amazing Day!
A huge thank you to all those who helped make The Ask Abbie Show on 27th October such a success. What an amazing day! With over 50 exhibitors of goods…
Pick Up Your Business Cards
Carfax Cards sponsors of The Ask Abbie Show Visitors to The Ask Abbie Show on 27th October received a pack of personalised business cards, courtesy of Carfax Cards, on arrival. The…
The benefits of recruiting a diverse workforce
The business of recruitment in general practice can be a challenging one; can a fresh approach which relies specifically on diversity and inclusion bring about meaningful change? Consultancy expert Stephen…
The 60% Issue by Esther Stanhope
The other day, I was laughing with my client, Phil, because he was telling me he wanted more women to go for more senior roles in his law firm. “Why…
Sky High Networking
We’ve had some extraordinary events in the past, but never one where PA Club Members and Partners were able to "slide" home. The Arcelor Mittal Orbit in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic…
Fam Trip to Stoke By Nayland
Stoke by Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa, is located just outside Colchester, and offers something for everyone: two 18-hole golf courses, a superb restaurant, nine up-to-the-minute function rooms, country lodges, a…
A Brush with Romance: Araminta Power Reviews The Gilbert Scott
Strictly there should be steam trains, puffing and sighing in the background, the slam of doors on departure, a mournful whistle. But these days it’s the sleek Eurostar, less romantic…