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London Marriott Hotel County Hall: The Ultimate Westminster Stay

IT’S all about the view. The stunning view. Anyone who grew up in the UK in the 1980s, will have heard of the iconic County Hall building on the South Bank of the Thames, the headquarters of London County Council, from where this great city was governed from 1922 until

Glass gets rosy with a pink-themed Blush Brunch at the Trafalgar St James rooftop

WHETHER you’re a tourist or a native Londoner, a rooftop view of the city will never fail to amaze. The

Glass presents Insulate – a fashion story by photographer Damian Weilers

TOUGH, hard-working versatile materials in surprising pastel tones are found hidden away in walls and celings everywhere. This story Insulate

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Glass discovers the Turner Contemporary art gallery in Margate

SET on the beautiful Margate coastline, Turner Contemporary has been bringing cutting-edge art to the communities of Kent and beyond

Glass stays at Private Hill – far from the madding crowd

THE Private Hill is maybe the most perfect country escape in the country, with all the peace and nature of

Glass selects our favourite SPFs

WHATEVER the season it’s crucial to keep your skin protected from the sun’s harmful UVA and UVB rays. Thus, Glass

Glass presents Sonnet to Liberty – a fashion story by photographer Dave Foster

THE poets, artists and philosophers within us have risen through this period of self isolation. The need to celebrate identity

Glass presents our latest favourite fragrances for men

WHAT better way to welcome the ending of lockdown than by wearing a new cologne or fragrance. Here are Glass’s

Glass experiences the Al Manara Hotel, Jordan

MY easyJet plane has landed in Aqaba, the only coastal city in The Kingdom of Jordan and the gateway to

Tahar Rahim opens up to Glass

An emotional rollercoaster –Tahar Rahim opens up to Glass about his latest project, The Mauritanian, a film that turned his


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