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On Thursday September 16th the shop at bluebird host the launch of the Fred Perry pop up store.
Come down and have a drink on us whilst browsing through the latest styles from Fred Perry.
Please RSVP to the email address in the invitation or via the Facebook invite.
South-London trio The XX won the Barclaycard Mercury Prize on Tuesday at London’s Grosvenor Place.
Their debut album, ‘XX’, beat albums by artists such as Dizzee Rascal, Paul Weller, Mumford & Son and Corinne Bailey Rae.
June Summerill, co-owner of the boutique kitchenware shop Summerill and Bishop, has been featured alongside her house near the French Riviera in a 6-page spread in The Times Magazine.
The nominees for this years’ Barclaycard Mercury Prize were announced last week at The Hospital Club, where all 12 shortlisted music acts were in attendance. (more…)
Over the weekend, Mission supported the fabulous Cloudy Bay wines and the very talented Tom Aikens bring something a little special to the people of Parsons Green. The Cloudy Bay Shack was back for another year, set around a 1950′s airstream and, over two days, sold an absolute abundance of top notch wines paired with the perfect dishes to treat each diners’ palette. (more…)
East London rapper Professor Green, who is currently in the UK’s Top 10 charts with his new single, ‘Just Be Good To Green’ (featuring Lily Allen), has been spotted wearing a FLY53 t-shirt. (more…)
Karren Brady, vice chairman at West Ham FC and Sir Alan Sugar’s assistant on Junior Apprentice, recently visited Mauritius with her family where they stayed at Sun Resorts’ luxurious Le Touessrok.
You can read all about Karren and her family’s stay at Le Touessrok in the 5 page this week’s HELLO! Magazine.
Krug, the world’s best rated champagne, upholds its reputation as the ultimate in exclusivity and luxury, the crème de la crème of the champagne world.
Starbucks has launched a new cheese & coleslaw filling for its gluten-free sandwich, which is made using Genius gluten-free fresh bread and is available at Starbucks coffeehouses throughout Great Britain. (more…)
Mission’s very own associate director/sportsman JD O’Lone spurned any World Cup fever over the weekend and instead played in the inaugural Sandringham International Cricket Cup in aid of the Bone Cancer Research Trust.
The Bone Cancer Research Trust was formed in 2005 as an alliance of a number of established local charities and groups of family and friends of Primary Bone Cancer patients throughout Britain and Ireland. They share a common goal – to promote research into the causes and treatment of Primary Bone Cancer, and in particular of osteosarcoma and Ewing’s sarcoma. The Trust has now widened its membership to include Bone Cancer Patients, Medical Practitioners and anyone interested in supporting research into these disabling and life-threatening diseases. The Trust is also looking to provide information and support for those suffering from Primary Bone Cancer, and their families…
JD aims to raise £1000 for the Bone Cancer Research Trust.
If you would like to donate some money to this worthy cause, please click on the link below. All contributions to this cause will be greatly appreciated.