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My London 04 Sep 2026
I discovered London's 'hidden village' with independent shops, vintage streets and community charm
My London 11 Aug 2026
Affordable appliance people say cools homes better in a heatwave than air conditioners and fans
Air coolers are presented as a budget-friendly alternative to air conditioning and electric fans during a heatwave. Unlike fans, they pass hot air over cold water or ice to create a cooler-feeling breeze, while using less energy and requiring no installation or window vent. However, they are less effective in humid conditions and cannot cool large spaces as efficiently as air conditioning. Several models are highlighted, ranging from £39.99 for a mini JML Chillmax unit to £79.99 for an Argos model, with customer feedback praising the cooling effect but noting weak settings and noise.
My London 08 Aug 2026
I Visited London's 'Hidden Village' Loved by Celebrities — It's Full of Charm and Local Shops
Blackheath in south London is presented as a tranquil, village-like neighbourhood with Georgian and Victorian architecture, independent shops, a long-running farmers’ market and attractive green spaces. The author praises The Bookshop on the Heath, Blackheath Vintners and the Crown Pub, while noting the area’s links to celebrities including Jude Law and Mark Knopfler. The article concludes that Blackheath offers a charming rural-feeling escape within London and is worth revisiting.
MyLondon 29 Jul 2026
7 Dog Breeds Most Vulnerable to Heatstroke as Temperatures Soar
Rising temperatures in southern and southeastern England could put dogs at serious risk of potentially fatal heatstroke. The most vulnerable breeds include Pekingese, Boxers, Boston Terriers, Akitas, French Bulldogs, Chow Chows and Saint Bernards because of flat faces, thick coats or adaptations to colder climates. Owners are advised to walk dogs during cooler hours, check pavement temperatures, provide constant access to fresh water, avoid hot cars and watch for symptoms such as excessive panting, abnormal gums, vomiting, loss of coordination and collapse. Regular grooming is recommended, but completely shaving dogs' coats should generally be avoided.
My London 19 Jul 2026
I Ditched Ice Cream for a Creamier Dessert You Can Only Get in London
A visit to Go Greek Yogurt’s new South Molton Street shop finds its traditional frozen yogurt to be a creamy, flavorful and relatively affordable alternative to ice cream. The London location offers plain, chocolate, honey, seasonal and vegan flavors with around 30 toppings, although the vegan coffee mocha is judged too bitter. The article also highlights Greek yogurt’s protein, probiotic, calcium and vitamin content, while noting that servings are priced by weight and can range from under £8 to more than £13.
My London 07 Jul 2026
I Found a Beach with Golden Sand an Hour from London That Was Barely Busy—even During a Heatwave
Sunny Sands Beach in Folkestone remained relatively uncrowded during a summer heatwave, offering golden sand, calm waters and family-friendly bathing. The visit took place on a Thursday evening, which may have helped explain the low visitor numbers. The article also highlights nearby beaches, Lower Leas Coastal Park, dog restrictions during summer daytime hours and rail access from London St Pancras.
My London 03 Jul 2026
I visited London's 'hidden village' full of charm and bustling indie shops
Crouch End, a North London neighbourhood between Finsbury Park and Wood Green, is presented as a village-like destination with Victorian architecture, cobbled streets, independent shops, cafés, pubs and a strong community spirit. Highlights include boutique Rhoda, bakery Sourdough Sophia, ArtHouse Crouch End, Hornsey Town Hall and the area’s landmark 1895 Clock Tower. Its relative obscurity is attributed largely to the lack of a railway, Underground or Overground station, while its history, creative culture and welcoming residents make it an appealing alternative to better-known London destinations.
MyLondon 25 Jun 2026
7 Dog Breeds at Highest Risk of Heatstroke and Key Signs to Look Out For
Dog owners are warned that heatstroke can become fatal within minutes, particularly for Pekingese, Boxers, Boston Terriers, Akitas, French Bulldogs, Chow Chows and Saint Bernards. Warning signs include heavy panting, abnormal saliva or gum color, poor coordination, vomiting, diarrhoea and collapse. Recommended precautions include walking dogs during cooler periods, checking pavement temperatures, providing constant access to water, avoiding hot vehicles and keeping vulnerable dogs indoors during extreme heat. Owners are advised not to shave dogs completely because their coats help regulate temperature and protect against sunburn.
My London 17 Mar 2026
Elton John's Quiet Life in a £4 Million Mansion Near Windsor Castle Where He's Lived for Decades
Elton John’s long-standing Woodside estate in Old Windsor, near Windsor Castle, spans more than 30 acres and includes tennis courts, landscaped gardens and a tree-lined driveway. Bought for £400,000 in 1974, the property is now reportedly worth about £4.2 million. John has described the home as his family “hub” and has discussed repeatedly redecorating it as part of creating a more traditional country lifestyle. He divides his time between the UK and Los Angeles with his husband, David Furnish, and their two sons. After losing sight in his right eye in 2024, John stepped away from touring but remains active through his Rocket Hour radio show, the Elton John AIDS Foundation and a planned 2026 Rock in Rio appearance.
My London 11 Mar 2026
UK's First Electric Steam Train Set to Launch 50 Minutes from London in Historic Market Town
Audley End Enchanted Railway in Saffron Walden, Essex, will launch Electra on March 17, 2026, to mark its 60th anniversary. Built by The Steam Workshop, the electric locomotive is designed to reproduce the appearance, sound and steam effects of a traditional miniature steam engine while operating entirely on electricity. The railway offers a 1.5-mile woodland journey and is positioned as a sustainable heritage attraction near London, while nearby Saffron Walden provides historic markets, independent shops and access to Audley End House and Gardens.
My London 19 Feb 2026
‘Worst UK town’ Is 30 Minutes From London but There’s One Major Reason to Visit
Watford was ranked Britain’s worst town in 2026 by The Telegraph, receiving 0.5 out of 10 for its limited appeal and town-centre redevelopment. The article argues that the assessment overlooks Watford’s heritage and identifies Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter at Leavesden as its major tourist draw. The attraction features sets, props, costumes and visual-effects exhibits, has a 4.8-star TripAdvisor rating, and is recommended as a full-day visit that should be booked in advance.
My London 14 Feb 2026
I paid £20 for pasta at Ed Sheeran's London restaurant — 2 things sum it up
A visit to Ed Sheeran’s Notting Hill restaurant Bertie Blossoms found attentive service but disappointing food and poor value. The £20 rigatoni à la vodka was judged bland, overly saucy and badly presented, while the £30 steak was generous but tough, overcooked and under-seasoned. The homely, hipster-style atmosphere and an Ed Sheeran memorabilia shrine may appeal to dedicated fans, but the reviewer would not return except perhaps for a drink.
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