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Santo Remedio translates as ‘holy remedy’, the cure to the cheddar laden burritos and fajitas that many restaurants pass off as Mexican food. Owners Edson and Natalie have thrown out pile-em-high nachos in favour of unique sharing plates such as hibiscus flower enchiladas. Tex Mex this is not.

Celebrate Valentine’s at The Shard this year and enjoy some of the best views in London.

From mushroom farm to cultural centre by way of nineties rave club, the seven railway arches on the corner of SE1’s Southwark Bridge Road and Union Street have had many guises. Steering their story since the late Eighties is property developer Benj Scrimgeour.

There is a type of woman who is always perfectly put together: a flattering pop of colour here, a quirky accessory placed just so. It might be that these ‘others’ are naturally stylish, or it could be that they are clients of SE1’s most cerebral personal stylist, Remi Erobogbo.

“Art and science are not in conflict, they are both philosophies and a way of looking carefully at the world,” says John O’Shea, Head of Programming at Science Gallery London, a space where the two disciplines collide.

As part of the Team London Bridge Community Christmas initiative, occupiers bought, donated and wrapped 517 presents for local charities this December.

Commercial property information group CoStar has joined the ranks of companies that have chosen to expand within The Shard.

Shangri-La hotel, At The Shard, London have the festive season wrapped up with Christmas celebrations to remember.

To celebrate the festive season, Oblix East, in association with Hendrick’s Gin has launched Oblix Wonderland: Weird & Wonderful an immersive winter installation.

London’s highest snow globe arrives on 31st floor of The Shard