Belgravia awards
Luminaries were lauded at the Belgravia Awards 2020 which celebrated the people and businesses which make this area special.
Around Belgravia
Acres of luxury
When the site of Chelsea Barracks was bought, it was Britain’s largest property deal ever. Now it is one of the world’s most desirable addresses.
Empowering others
Anita Choudhrie is the matriarch of an eminent Indian family based in the UK. Her charity is helping female disabled athletes get to the Tokyo Olympics.
Art for all
Try the new MasterPeace art studio in Eccleston Yards, Belgravia, to release your inner creativity and for mindfulness. Children’s classes available too.
A riveting read
Belgravia is the backdrop for Sarah J Naughton’s new psychological thriller The Mothers. Here she talks about the local places which inspired her.
A wild world
Co-founder Lucy Carr-Ellison tells us what’s cooking at Wild by Tart, the trendy new all-day restaurant in Belgravia’s Eccleston Yards.
Sixties it girl
Paulene Stone was a Vogue cover girl in the Sixties, but, aged 78, she still has it. Her life has been full of colour, glamour and tragedy.
Vegan London
To celebrate World Vegan Month, here is our round-up of some of the best plant-based food in the capital from afternoon tea to a 10 course dinner.
Passion for bread
It is passion for bread which has kept the wood-fired oven burning at French Poilâne bakers in Elizabeth Street for almost 20 years.
Caledonian comforts
A home from home for the exiled Scot, the historic Caledonian Club in Belgravia has had a raft of famous members. Now it is changing with the times.
Saint Anton
Renowned chef Anton Mosimann talks about his life and reveals that he knew what he wanted to do as a career from the age of just 5.
Wearable works of art
Fashion and art will unite when luxury scarf atelier Alba Amicorum opens in Kinnerton Yard, Belgravia, this autumn.