Press

“On Friday 20th March at 5pm, restaurants and pubs were told to close their premises by midnight. Although expected, the lack of time they were given sent shock waves around Wimbledon and I’m sure the rest of the UK.” Read the full article: ‘A new way of life with #LadyWimbledon’ in Lady W’s Wimbledon Times Spotlight here > or pick up the print version in and around Wimbledon.  

“If ever there was a twilight zone, this seems to be it! Funny how we loved 80’s sci-fi films and Stephen King books about what millennium life would look like. Holograms, time machines, flying cars, plus a few ugly looking aliens trying to destroy mankind.” Read the full article: ‘#LadyWimbledon: Let’s help the superheroes of our community’ in Lady W’s Wimbledon Times Spotlight here > or pick up the print version in and around Wimbledon.  

“Hello Spring, nice to see you again. It’s been a while, a year perhaps. That ghastly winter has turned ponds to lakes, flooded our path well travelled and created a Monday morning ritual of scrubbing mud off my daughter’s white Vans that she insists on wearing to the local park!.” Read the full article: ‘Welcoming Spring with #LadyWimbledon' in Lady W’s Wimbledon Times Spotlight here > or pick up the print version in and around Wimbledon.  

“Love is so much in the air - Ciara and Dennis have been having their own weekend rendezvous outside my bedroom window! I once thought it would be romantic to fall asleep to the sound of raindrops gently tap dancing on the skylight above my bed. Yet, recent wild nights have brought loud moaning only from the winds, whilst fences creak and trees are heard being stretched further than a Jane Fonda workout. No wonder my dreams have been tampered with by pirates and a ships sails billowing on a stormy sea.” Read the full article: ‘Stormy love with #LadyWimbledon’...

“Finally... the longest month of the year is behind us! Hello February, the month of love. Valentine’s Day is thought to have originated in 946AD from a Roman festival in the middle of February, called Lupercalia, which officially started their spring time. Around 1000 years later, the sweet smell of hyacinth bulbs placed in every corner of my house are enjoying the odd spout of sunshine. Alas, within days they grow so tall their heavy heads need a walking stick to prop them up. It’s almost how I feel waking up in the morning as the kids shout up at...

“To be perfectly frank, this is not really the season of jolly, it is the time when we like to hibernate and lick the wounds of our depleted bank balance. January can be a month of melancholy and unsurprisingly the most popular month to file for divorce. Megxit and Brexit say it all really; two huge historical separations happening in January! Although break-ups can be heart-wrenching, dig a little deeper and you can find that they also show immense bravery. This brand spanking new decade is already proving a game-changer for people who have had enough of stale traditions. Familiarity...