John Simpson’s Chelsea
Renowned world affairs broadcaster John Simpson tells us his favourite haunts in Chelsea, from places to eat and drink to shops.
Around Chelsea & Knightsbridge
Meet Mrs Cameron
Samantha Cameron – wife of former Prime Minister David Cameron – is carving out her own niche in smart, contemporary womenswear.
A lion in Chelsea
John Rendall bought a lion cub from Harrods in the 1960s and brought him to live in Chelsea. He still lives in the area today.
Top to toe beauty
For top to toe grooming, check out these local beauty salons – they’re sure to leave you feeling at your festive party best.
Scout’s honour
Marcus Wolfgang-Hall leads the 9th Chelsea Scouts, a voluntary role he puts his heart and soul into.
Community hero
The award-winning Kensington & Chelsea Foundation tackles child hunger, unemployment and loneliness in the borough. You can support their vital work.
King’s Road cars
As a car exhibition starts at the V&A, take a spin along Chelsea’s automotive memory lane with local author Daniel Pembrey.
Historic newsstand
Haines of Sloane Square is London’s oldest newsstand. Meet Alex Bailey, running the business his grandad started and meeting hundreds of residents and commuters every day.
Tutankhamun’s treasures
The golden treasures of King Tutankhamum are back in London for the last time in this “once-in-a-lifetime” chance at the Saatchi Gallery.
Chelsea girl
Enjoy the iconic riverscapes and street views of Chelsea at an exhibition of watercolours by local-born artist Kitty North.
Audrey’s Amélie
As Amélie the Musical arrives at The Other Palace in Victoria for a 9 week run, actress Audrey Brisson talks about playing the title role.
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.