Vincenzo Ferrara dines at Thompson restaurant in St Albans, Hertfordshire. The perfect venue outside of London for your corporate meeting and a relaxed evening. St Albans is a historic small city that is a hub of business activity. Direct on a train from London, itโs the perfect area to arrange a meeting with those outside […]
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Penelope Alice and the cyber escape game
The wonderfully busy PA about town Penelope Alice visited the PA Life Club members event in London last night.ย Read about how her night was with in a super cool venue in Shoreditch and a cyber escape game run by Green Hat People. “For many of us, the thought of an escape room can seem […]
Four things you should be doing to prepare for a big meeting
Business meetings often require a substantial degree of preparation; we tirelessly brainstorm, work collectively to ensure all necessary paperwork is in order, rehearse our presentations to within an inch of perfection and hope that in turn, weโll close the deal. However, whilst our track record might boast regular success, meetings sometimes donโt go quite to […]
Tried & tasted: Rail House Cafรฉ
London Victoria is home to an exquisite array of restaurants and itโs here where you can find the Rail House Cafรฉ. Jade Burke sits down to taste some of its global dishes with a healthy twist. International dishes with a unique twist are what the Rail House Cafรฉ prides itself on, and I can see […]
Bring a taste of the Caribbean to your office with Baygo
Baygo is an exciting new fast casual restaurant in the City of London, providing the City with a fresh taste of the Caribbean, and most importantlyโฆ sunshine. Eat in, take-away or order for office catering. The Baygo mission is to innovate and change the perception of what Caribbean food is and can be, and the […]
What’s for dinner tonight? (Or do you call it tea?)
Forget โLaurel or Yannyโ, the question thatโs long divided offices and homes is โdinner or teaโ? And whoโs right? New YouGov analysis among more than 42,000 English people reveals that across England as a whole, the majority (57 per cent) call it โdinnerโ, while just over a third (36 per cent) opt for โteaโ. The […]
Job advert seeks PA with self-defence skills and willingness to cut up meals
Would you cut up your bossโs meals before serving it to them? Thatโs what a new job advert is looking for in a personal assistant. The role, which has been advertised on Staff Heroes, is offering ยฃ75,000 to the successful candidate, who will boast at least 10 yearsโ experience and will ideally be โtrained in […]
How to order food for office meetings
As a PA, your reputation is on the line every time you organise a meeting. From C-suite roundtables to weekly status calls, execution must be flawless. Tick one hassle off the list and order catering online with OfficeServe, a catering platform for breakfast meetings, working lunch and afternoon tea. Hereโs the situation: you have a […]
Tried & Tasted: The Alfred Tennyson
When I was invited to a London gastro-pub for review, I should have known there would be more to it than that. Although it seems itโs impossible to traverse London for a review without being caught in the pouring rain, once we walked within the Alfred Tennyson it was clear we had entered its own […]
Step away from the late-night snacks and get better sleep
A new study of 2,000 people has revealed that three quarters will eat just before bedtime, with 58 per cent reaching for naughty treats that may hinder sleep. Most popular evening tit-bits include chocolate, crisps, biscuits and buttered toast. But while many people feel hungry before bedtime, a fifth believe their choice of food may […]
Number of vegetarians attending events more than three times higher than national average
30 Euston Squareโs latest research across 177 event organisers and delegates reveals a significant difference between national averages and delegate respondents when it comes to dietary choices. According to the 2014 National Diet and Nutrition Survey (NDNS), 2.6% of adults are vegetarian. In 30 Euston Squareโs research, 11.36% of delegates responded saying they were vegetarian. […]
Buffets best for lunch but naughty treats top meeting agenda, BMA House research shows
BMA House gets to the fork of the matter on all things food at meetings and events. A staggering 93% of all event bookers and PAs surveyed by the central London venue agreed that poor catering โalwaysโ reflects badly on an event. Food is top of the meetings agenda, with 31% agreeing it was what […]
How to choose the right caterer: Top tips from Grazing Catering
Letโs face it; lunch is the best part of the working day. Not only does it signal that you are (thankfully) half-way through the day, but after a busy morning of meetings, conversations and telephone calls it also means you can spend some time entertaining your other senses and catch up with your office friends. […]
Gherkinโs new Michelin-starred executive chef to take DDR packages to new heights
Ex-restaurateur and Michelin-starred chef Barry Tonks, who has taken over as Executive Chef at The Gherkin, part of the Searcys collection of venues, believes there is significant room for improvement in the world of event catering. โGreat quality food is in my DNA; it is part of my ethos, has been a cornerstone of my […]
2016 is set to test our taste buds like never before
What on earth are we going to be eating this year? Prepare yourself, your taste buds are going to be put to the test in 2016, courtesy of these eight little gems Acai bowls Warming bowls of oatmeal (ie porridge, both sweet and savoury) are continuing their strong game in 2016, but now they have […]