Category archives: Chelsea

Dr Hala Health and Beauty Clinic: Discover a Brand New You – Dr Hala and her team of professional therapists use the latest technology and the best products to deliver effective aesthetic and wellbeing treatments in a friendly environment

Worlds End Studios: A Better Place To Do Business – The problem: you don’t want the expense of company premises, but you do need excellent facilities, services and support. The solution: Worlds End Studios, a business centre with a difference

The Glass Door Homeless Charity provides night shelters, life-changing advice and practical support for rough sleepers in West London

WLAC works with families in Chelsea that are facing huge challenges

‘The perfect bookshop in which to browse, where staff delight in making intelligent recommendations based on books you have read and enjoyed.’ – Sir Terence Conran

West London Kitchens: Cool Kitchens – Whether your taste is Shaker or minimalist, West London Kitchens can design a bespoke solution tailored to your budget and lifestyle

May & Co: Chelsea’s Special Agents

Artist Stephanie Villalba and her team of tutors are providing all ages with the chance to learn classical artistic skills and be creative in an inspiring studio space

Dr Hala Health and Beauty Clinic: Look Good And Feel Fabulous – The best products, the latest technological equipment and friendly professional therapists… Dr Hala Mahfoud and her team provide high quality specialist health and beauty treatments

Toby Walker started learning the violin aged five and Charlotte Clemson at three. Both are proud ‘Suzuki kids’ – they followed the teaching philosophy of Dr Shinichi Suzuki – and they have now opened a Suzuki school at the Rocks Lane Multi-Sports Centre in Chiswick. Dr Suzuki developed a unique method that enables children to play to their best ability while absorbing key life skills at the same time. ‘Children start young (three-plus) when skills are easily mastered and they learn in a natural way by listening and repeating,’ explains Toby. ‘Lessons are on a one-to-one and group basis; making music is about communicating, so playing socially from the beginning is vital.’