Passion
The greatest joy of editing The RIVER Magazine is meeting the fascinating people behind each story we cover.
In this edition we stepped inside the world of an artist whose energy for his craft left us feeling that having a passion for what you do gives you a vitality and zest for living. We also met with a designer from a long tradition of dress makers and saw for ourselves how much skill, passion and pride goes into an item of couture clothing.
Passion seems to be the key word for this season of The RIVER and we decided to follow it through with a wedding feature that we just know you will love!
Yours
A Webb
Editor
Also from this Edition:
-
214 Bermondsey
The street’s best kept secret
Category: Food&Drink -
A DEMOCRATIC Theatre
James Garnon discusses the two-way dialogue with audiences at Shakespeare's Globe
Category: Culture -
Coastal EXTREMES
Exploring the world of Norman Ackroyd
Category: Culture -
Afternoon TEA
London Bridge Hotel Revisited
Category: Food&Drink -
TAPAS at Maltby Street
The magic of Spain from a Master Carver
Category: Food&Drink -
PWC: Social responsibilities
Local problems are best solved from within the community
Category: Food&Drink -
EMERGING MARKETS: SE1 Property
How the Southbank has become regarded as 'Prime Central London' property
Category: Property -
Inspired PORTRAITURE
Rebecca Parker explains how she captures the model photograph
Category: Style -
SUSIE STONE Bespoke Bridal Wear
Getting a timeless piece of elegance
Category: Style -
PURELY PERSONAL Concierge London SE1
A bespoke approach to life
Category: Style -
NEW INTERIORS For Shad Thames
Kitchen and bathroom zones of calm
Category: Property -
BUSTING.COM myths
A quick guide to getting online
Category: Style -
SMILE with Confidence on Your Big Day
With Advanced Dental Practice
Category: Style -
School of MUSIC
Recently the Menier Gallery hosted a series of events at the Chocolate Factory SE1
Category: Culture -
GROUNDS for Excitement
London’s love affair with Coffee
Category: Food&Drink -
Made In BRITAIN
BFI celebrates the British production company Warp Films
Category: Culture