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London’s 33 boroughs offer so much to so many that it is impossible to single out a specific area that is the most popular. The following information will be useful as a general guide to the various areas of London: Central/West London Mayfair Situated in the heart of... Continue Reading

In terms of quantity, there are no shortage of places to take a dip in London. But with all that choice, it can be difficult to choose where to go for your daily swim fix or family leisure outing. Here are seven of the capital’s best offerings. Oasis Sports Centre... Continue Reading

When you move to London, one of the first things you will need to do is to source some accommodation. Many expats choose to rent an apartment (more commonly known as a flat in England). Renting has several advantages over buying a property: your monthly payments should be... Continue Reading

From the high end luxury wraps and gold facials provided by elegant hotel spas to the affordable yet surprisingly indulgent services found at the Porchester and Spa London, the capital is a spa-lovers dream. Here are nine to get you started on the road to bliss: 4 Seasons London... Continue Reading

A great way to dip your toes into London life before committing yourself to a move is to take an extended stay – or even just a weekend break – in one of the capital’s many hotels. London hotel rates can be very expensive, and it is sometimes difficult to find a reasonably... Continue Reading

From the futuristic ambience of Third Space in Soho and the upbeat vibe of Gymbox to the exclusive chic of Chelsea’s Harbour Club and Kensington’s Equinox, we present the lowdown on the best gyms in the capital. Equinox Fitness When Barack Obama was seen using its US... Continue Reading

Looking for work as an expat can be overwhelming at first but, as with anything, over time it will become easier. London is a fast-paced, international city and is always hungry for fresh talent; immerse yourself in the challenge and you stand a good chance of securing a... Continue Reading

UK immigration rules can be complex and it is easy to become confused as to how you might become a permanent resident in the country. In addition, rules often change and information can quickly become out of date. The guidance below was correct as of June 2014 and so incorporates... Continue Reading