By: Steve Dinneen

Life&Style Editor I'm the editor of CityAM The Magazine, and editor of the daily newspaper's Life&Style section. We cover food, wine, going out, culture, technology and travel. I'm also the head judge of our Toast the City awards that celebrates hospitality in the Square Mile. Find me on X @steve_dinneen

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The 7 best covered terraces and courtyards at London restaurants

August 16, 2024

There’s nothing quite like a bit of al fresco dining, especially when the sun is burning down and tempting us to spend all of our waking hours outside. To celebrate the good weather finally showing up, we’ve rounded up some of the best terraces and courtyards where you can enjoy a great meal – but [...]
US accuses Georgia government of running scam call centres

August 14, 2024

The Georgian government has been accused of operating scam call centres that defraud UK investors of millions each year. The Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe – also known as “the Helsinki Commission” – called on the US State Department to launch an immediate crackdown on the Georgian Dream party. A statement released by [...]
Best beer gardens in London from Lock Tavern to The Captain Kidd

August 13, 2024

It's almost beer garden season but with the risk of a downpour, it better be a really good one: here are the best London has to offer
18 new London rooftop bars in London to enjoy in the sun

August 13, 2024

11 new London rooftop bars for summer, from Shoreditch to the Square Mile and further afield, here's where to raise a glass
Exclusive first look inside the Friends Experience at Royal Docks

August 8, 2024

As you walk into the new Friends Experience at the Royal Docks, you’re greeted by a New York cab. On the far side of the vast hall is an exact recreation of the famous Central Perk coffee shop and in the distance I can make out the apartment shared by the eponymous friends, with its [...]
The Grapes of Wrath at the NT: Road novel stalls on stage

August 8, 2024

There are a frankly depressing number of parallels between John Steinbeck’s 1939 masterpiece The Grapes of Wrath and the current state of the world, from humanitarian disasters caused by ecological collapse to the plight of vulnerable migrants and the failure of the penal system. It follows the Joads, a family stripped of their income after [...]
Miraval mystery: The Jersey trust at heart of Brad Pitt wine war

July 29, 2024

Brad Pitt has demanded to know who he is in business with after half of his hip wine brand Chateau Miraval, sold by his former partner Angelina Jolie to exiled Russian billionaire Yuri Shefler, ended up in a secretive Jersey trust.
Mnemonic review: Complicité smash is back after 25 years

July 25, 2024

Mnemonic | National Theatre Mnemonic, a play about the strange, imaginative act of remembering, is given an extra extra-textual layer in this 25 year revival, as much a rumination on the original as it is a restaging. A production by legendary theatre company Complicité, it’s a thick tangle of overlapping stories, as densely packed as [...]
What to do in London this weekend in the sun

July 18, 2024

Here's our expert guide to the best things to do in London this weekend in the sun, from dinosaurs to a seascape at Big Penny Social
D&D boss David Loewi: Labour will be great for hospitality

July 17, 2024

He’s the CEO of one of the UK’s biggest restaurant groups. We talk to David Loewi about new owners and parting ways

PwC UK chief swipes global role in international shake-up

Prem Rugby needs to switch up its calendar to stop final being banished to fringes

VW Golf R 2026 long-term review: Final verdict on a classic hot hatch

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