It’s been a really busy month – March seemed hardly to have gone out and I was already well into planning the Homes & Interiors special section for the April issue. There’s loads of great homes-related businesses in this issue which is great. And, of course, there’s plenty going on with the Easter holidays coming up, so do look at the feature on where to find all the locally organised Easter Egg hunts with the kids over the hols.
Being on the organising committee of the new Kew Midsummer Fete (www.kewfete.org) is taking up a lot of time, too. It’s great to have so many people in Kew really keen to make this work and we’re really excited about all the interest from local people and businesses who want to get involved too. If you want to be one of the sponsors, take a stall or just help out in a great community event, do check out the website or email me at pippa@kewfete.org for more information.
Monday, 29 March 2010
Monday, 1 March 2010
March editions of Living In Magazines now live

Residents near and far of Richmond & Kew and Barnes & East Sheen can now catch up with the latest March editions of Living In Magazines.
This months issues feature Homes & Interiors, Local history and Local Restaurant reviews.
Living In RIchmond & Kew and Living In Barnes & East Sheen are FREE independent directories, highlighting local businesses and services for local residents.
Our website - www.livinginmagazines.co.uk - has full copies of both magazines which you can read and browse through online.
Labels:
Barnes East Sheen,
local directories,
Richmond Kew
Thursday, 25 February 2010
February a month of "Fantastic Feedback" & Kew Fete
I’ve had fantastic feedback from all the businesses who were included in the February ‘Weddings Special’ edition. Thanks to everyone for their great features, too – I’ve had lovely feedback from readers who thought the whole issue looked beautiful. Many thanks to dress designer, Louise Selby, for her great cover shots!
It’s count-down time towards the Kew Midsummer Fete on 19 June and as part of the organising committee, there’s lots to do – especially as most of us are experienced at running businesses not local fetes! But it’s all coming together and we’ve got the Victorian fairground booked, around 40 stalls so far which will be selling beautiful objects from ceramics to paintings and textiles. If anybody wants to book at stall, just get in touch at my official Kew Fete address: pippa@kewfete.org
It’s count-down time towards the Kew Midsummer Fete on 19 June and as part of the organising committee, there’s lots to do – especially as most of us are experienced at running businesses not local fetes! But it’s all coming together and we’ve got the Victorian fairground booked, around 40 stalls so far which will be selling beautiful objects from ceramics to paintings and textiles. If anybody wants to book at stall, just get in touch at my official Kew Fete address: pippa@kewfete.org
Labels:
kew midsummer fete,
wedding special
Saturday, 30 January 2010
February 2010 issues of Living In Magazines now online

Hello readers and welcome to the first issues of Living In Richmond & Kew and Living in Barnes & East Sheen for 2010.
This months issues feature a weddings special - everything from designer wedding dresses and stunning wedding venues to fabulous wedding photographers and much more.
Click on the links to catch up with what's happening in your area and read the full magazine online.
Click here to read the February edition of Living in Richmond & Kew.
Click here to read the February edition of Living in Barnes & East Sheen.
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
December 2009 editions now available to read online
Dear Readers and followers of Living In magazines.
Just to inform that you can now read online our December 2009 editions of Living In Richmond and Kew and Living In Barnes and East Sheen.
Two fabulously packed seasonal editions of the areas favourite community magazine, now being distributed.
Regards.
Living In Webmaster.
Just to inform that you can now read online our December 2009 editions of Living In Richmond and Kew and Living In Barnes and East Sheen.
Two fabulously packed seasonal editions of the areas favourite community magazine, now being distributed.
Regards.
Living In Webmaster.
Friday, 30 October 2009
November Editions now live

Dear Readers and followers of Living In Magazines.
You'll be delighted to know that the November issues of Living In Richmond & Kew and Living In Barnes & East Sheen are now live for you to read online at our website - Living In.
Please click here to visit the Living In website now.
Labels:
november 2009,
november editions
Sunday, 2 August 2009
The latest from Richmond & Kew community magazine - August edition now online
Well, the August issue of Living In Richmond & Kew is hitting the streets as I write. Traditionally there hasn’t been an August issue of the Barnes & East Sheen magazine so the next one for this area will be September.
I’ve continued to get great feedback on Living In Barnes & East Sheen and I’m really looking forward to building this up into as successful a publication as its sister which also continues to grow!
September issue: Both magazines are going to be bumper editions in September – mainly thanks to the Education Special. Lots of top local independent schools are keen to show what they have to offer and will be promoting their Open Days.
Any businesses which are related to education, parenting or childcare in any way should get into this issue, so don’t miss out!
October issue: The autumn is when many brides start planning their summer weddings so in October there will be a Weddings Special section. This was hugely popular back in February (the other top time of the year for wedding planners!) so again, any business who wants to be in this issue please get in touch.
The BBQ summer we were promised hasn’t quite materialised but at least we’re getting a little sun inbetween the constant rain showers… here’s to a more summery August!
Pippa
I’ve continued to get great feedback on Living In Barnes & East Sheen and I’m really looking forward to building this up into as successful a publication as its sister which also continues to grow!
September issue: Both magazines are going to be bumper editions in September – mainly thanks to the Education Special. Lots of top local independent schools are keen to show what they have to offer and will be promoting their Open Days.
Any businesses which are related to education, parenting or childcare in any way should get into this issue, so don’t miss out!
October issue: The autumn is when many brides start planning their summer weddings so in October there will be a Weddings Special section. This was hugely popular back in February (the other top time of the year for wedding planners!) so again, any business who wants to be in this issue please get in touch.
The BBQ summer we were promised hasn’t quite materialised but at least we’re getting a little sun inbetween the constant rain showers… here’s to a more summery August!
Pippa
Labels:
august 2009,
childcare,
education,
parenting,
Richmond Kew,
wedding planning
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