Love letter to London by Natalie Harris-Spencer 21 June, 2018 No Comments Since 2010, I’ve been writing about London. And since 2009, I’ve been living in London – firstly North of the river in …
Meme for 2017 by Natalie Harris-Spencer 29 December, 2017 No Comments It’s that time of year again: on comes my blogging hat and out comes my inner-spewing AKA my annual end-of-year review. I …
London’s best cycling routes by Natalie Harris-Spencer 6 August, 2017 No Comments I’ve been wanting to get more into cycling recently. I’ve been talking for ages about just hopping on a Boris Bike (AKA …
The S-Town artwork is everything by Natalie Harris-Spencer 30 April, 2017 No Comments If you’re one of the millions who’ve already been through the joys and sorrows of the “aural literature” that is the S-Town …
Spring tasting menu at Clos Maggiore by Natalie Harris-Spencer 23 April, 2017 No Comments Billed as ‘the world’s most romantic restaurant’, Clos Maggiore in Covent Garden has been on my bucket list for a while now. …
Meme for 2016 by Natalie Harris-Spencer 29 December, 2016 No Comments While 2016 will be remembered as the ‘bastarding, legend-snatching death year’ for many, it was altogether a different kind of year for …
Dare to go dairy free? by Natalie Harris-Spencer 24 December, 2016 1 Comment During this self-indulgent, sickeningly glutinous time of the year, when everyone else is going to be guzzling down chocolates and Baileys and …
Wedmin and websites: What I’ve been up to for the past few months by Natalie Harris-Spencer 2 December, 2016 1 Comment I realise I’ve been gone a while. My whole life has been completely consumed by wedmin i.e. wedding admin. It’s the biggest …
Come join me at the West London Writers’ Group by Natalie Harris-Spencer 26 February, 2016 No Comments A blank piece of paper: the most terrifying sight of all for writers. How do you even start? What should you say? …
The return of the Ealing Music and Film Valentine Festival 2016 by Natalie Harris-Spencer 10 February, 2016 No Comments A couple of years ago, I thought I’d do my bit to support the local arts by popping along to the Ealing …