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Professor Jimmy Choo and the Jimmy Choo Academy, led by Frederick Williams, delivered industry‑level mentoring and portfolio feedback to Textiles students at Haberdashers’ Monmouth School.
Haberdashers’ Monmouth School welcomed Professor Jimmy Choo, their Patron of Fashion, Design and Textiles, for a day of specialist workshops and portfolio mentori...
Make the most of British asparagus season while it lasts with this elegant, sophisticated yet super-easy pasta dish.
If you’re cooking for two, use just 4 lasagne sheets but make the same amount of sauce — it’ll keep in the fridge in a sealed container for up to 2 days and is delicious served on toasted muffins and topped with poached eggs for a luxurious brunch.
Collegiate First XI captain Harry B smashed his way into the record books last week, with a mammoth 220 not out in the T20 Schools Cup.
The knock included 17 fours, 20 sixes – and 5 lost balls – and came from just 77 deliveries; an incredible effort and the highest recorded score to date in the competition.
Collegiate’s total of 282-1 against Monkton Combe...
Kiss of the Spider Woman is ferocious from the first scene. We’re immediately dropped into a brutal prison setting, but there also appears to be a classic movie star in jail with us and window-dresser-turned-cellmate Molina: Aurora, reprising her role as the dangerous Spider Woman (played by Anna-Jane Casey (West End’s Cabaret, Billy Elliot), who’s ...
Samantha Coleman talks to James Murden, co-founder of Good Times Live – the outdoor music and comedy event in Chipping Sodbury – about the importance of community spirit and creating something that will last for future generations. Image above: Drone show at Good Times Live
If James Murden looks familiar, that’s probably because he is. In C...