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the call up

“At first, it’s a thrilling and mind-bending experience. Pulling the visor of their masks down instantly takes them into the scene of a video game, in this case, a war zone.” – FILM “Having made an impact on television shows like QI, Have I Got News For You and Live at the Apollo (to name a few), she has earned herself a loving and devoted fan base that stretches across generations.” – WHAT’S ON

Mustard

katherine ryan

Client Relationship manager Friday Dalrymple

“It’s a menu that shamelessly holds up the freshest, tastiest British ingredients and sings their praises, from the air-dried Cumbrian ham to the lightly fried Cornish squid.” – FOOD AND DRINK

“The cuttingedge Beatles films used the picturesque grounds of Chiswick House to produce something remarkable.” – NEWS

[editor’s letter and contents]

From the

editor

CONTENTS

ith another May bank holiday to look forward to, this month is the perfect time to enjoy some down time as mercury starts rising and we head

full steam into summer. Why not take advantage of the warmer days and turn to page four for our top picks for the month? Meanwhile, we’ve endeavoured to keep you in the know with local news and goings on, so turn to pages eight and nine for a news round-up to satisfy any curiosity you may have. Meanwhile, we get to know John Glaser of Chiswick-based Compass Box whisky on page 10, and on page 11 we discover Nazaneen ghaffar, see page 16

that some of west London’s restaurants are in some particularly interesting buildings, such as the new No 197 Chiswick Fire Station.

REGULARS 4

WHAT’S ON IN MAY

WORD ON THE STREET

eating the right foods? If so, your luck is in because on page 13 we

The most pressing issues from vocal locals

have an outdoor fitness special and on page 12, we round up some of

FEATURES

the best healthy-eating recipe books that come out this month.

Nazaneen Ghaffar took some time out of her busy weather

presenting schedule at Sky to speak to us about her broadcasting

Do you want to get fit and complement your exercise routine with

All the best events to attend this month

CASK FORCE Speaking to John Glaser of Chiswick-based whisky company Compass Box DINING IN HERITAGE Listed buildings and restaurants in fire stations – west London has it all Eat, read, live well Our suggestions for healthy recipe books coming out this month

career and her life in Chiswick (page 16) and we test-drive new Brook

Green brasserie, Mustard, on page 19 (spoiler: we love it).

COME OUTSIDE Running products to help you make the most of exercising outdoors WHATEVER THE WEATHER Nazaneen Ghaffar on her life in Chiswick and broadcasting at Sky

We hope you enjoy the issue.

news, events and reviews 8

NEWS FLASH

A whole new ball game

All the goings-on in west London

francesca Lee, Managing Editor

Our thoughts on The Call Up 15

FEEL THE BEAT

ON THE COVER (left to right)

Musical moments to enjoy in May

Heather Peace © Rosie Powell; Daughtry © Michael Muller; Foxlow Chiswick

Katherine Ryan © Idil Sukan; Mustard in Brook Green; Dr Jamie Wilson © Katie Hyams; No 197 Chiswick Fire Station bar © Mariell Lind Hansen

COoking up a storm Food and drink news to keep you in the know

CUTTING THE MUSTARD Brook Green’s newest eatery goes down well with the Journal

Top picks for

MAY

The best events to attend this month

15 May ONE LOVE

16 May EASY DOES IT

19-22 May AMBER NECTAR

Pick up your rackets and don the whites – tennis season is just around the corner. To get into the swing of things before Wimbledon kicks off in the coming weeks, head down to Will to Win Tennis Centre at Chiswick House and Gardens for a free session for adults and juniors. It’s due to be a fantastic way to get outside and enjoy some family time in the (hopefully) glorious weather and the day will give prospective Andy Murrays the opportunity to meet the coaches, join in on some games and win some prizes, all while having plenty of fun.

Chiswick Tennis Club is all about helping people, and this is evident from the workshop it’s hosting this month entitled Learn to Run with Ease. Running is a great way to keep fit, but doing it wrong can lead to injuries and put people out of exercising for a while – but this workshop should help prevent that. It’s led by Malcolm Balk, a level-four athletics coach and author of Master the Art of Running as well as Elizabeth Dodgson, who is qualified to teach the Alexander technique of running. After the workshop, runners should find that they can run more easily, more freely and without being prone to injury.

Pay a visit to The Forester Ealing this month if you like your beers, ales and ciders from around the country, because we’re fairly certain that you won’t be disappointed. Over the four days of this beer festival there is plenty going on, so it’s more than likely that you’ll find something to entertain you. It kicks off on 19 May, and on 20th there’s a barbecue to get your teeth into from midday. On the Saturday (21 May) there’s a hog roast from noon and live music from 4pm until midnight, with the event finishing off with a carvery from 12pm on 22 May. If there really is too much of a good thing (we doubt there is), then this is probably it.

£65, 2.30pm-6pm, Burlington Lane, W4 3EU, 020 8994 9527, chiswicktennisclub.co.uk

No entry fee, times vary, 2 Leighton Road, W13 9EP, 020 8567 1654, theforesterealing.com

Free, 2pm-4pm, Will to Win Chiswick, Chiswick House and Gardens, W4 2RP, 020 8994 1466, willtowin.co.uk

one love

amber nectar

[what’s on]

21 May CANADIAN COMEDY

21 May CHANGING PERCEPTIONS

26-28 May RARE READS

Katherine Ryan will be showcasing her latest material at Eventim Apollo this month, where audiences will be subjected to her wit, one-liners and razor sharp observations. Having made an impact on television shows like QI, Have I Got News For You and Live at the Apollo (to name a few), she has earned herself a loving and devoted fan base that stretches across generations, and her intelligent humour will leave any audience wanting more. The tour, entitled Kathbum, begins with a barage of hilarious abuse against celebrities, so the fun starts from the off.

This evening at Open Ealing will see Orchard Café become home to six witty readings performed by some of the acting world’s most revered members, including Joan Blackham, whose television credits include Dr Who, New Tricks and Raised by Wolves. American actor Keith Warren will also be there, with Peter Saracen and between the three of them, they’ll perform pieces called Twist and Turn, Gardening Leave and Roger’s Thesaurus among others. An intimate night with talented people, what could be better?

The London International Antiquarian Book Fair arrives at Olympia this month, with exhibitors from all around the world taking part. About 180 leading UK and international dealers ( from Sweden, the USA and Italy, to list a few) will be presenting rare manuscripts and ancient books, while live events take place elsewhere in the venue. The event is organised by a collaboration between the Antiquarian Booksellers’ Association and the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers.

From £27, concessions £22.75, doors open at 7pm, Eventim Apollo, 45 Queen Caroline Street, W6 9QH, 0844 249 1000, eventimapollo.com

£12, concessions £8, 7pm-10.15pm, Orchard Café, Singapore Road, W13 0EP, openealing.com. Email info@openealing.com to get in touch or for more information

canadian comedy: katherine ryan

Register online for free tickets in advance, on-the-door tickets £10, Thursday 1pm-8pm, Friday 11am-6pm, Saturday 11am-4pm, Olympia London, Hammersmith Road, W14 8UX, 020 7421 4681, olympiabookfair.com

rare reads

[what’s on]

online chatter

Further afield

What’s got local tongues wagging recently?

Until 18 May MA RAINEY’S BLACK BOTTOM

This month offers the last chance to see Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom at the National Theatre, so take the opportunity to see a fantastic, historical and moving performance before it vacates the stage. Set in Chicago in 1927, August Wilson’s play depicts the mother of the Blues, Ma Rainey, fighting her record producers for control of her music and she is determined to have Black Bottom recorded her way. Levee, the band’s trumpet player, has plans to push the band into the Jazz Age but he puts them all in danger by doing so. See website for ticket prices and limited show times, National Theatre, Upper Ground, South Bank, SE1 9PX, 020 7452 3000, nationaltheatre.org.uk

@annieschiswick We’re feeling the sunshine at Annie’s in Chiswick and we’d love to see you for lunch today! Come join us!

@chiswickish Chiswick Fire Station restoration going well. Looking lovely – it draws the eye upwards. @No197Chiswick

@theJeremyVine Blimey. No rain, but a lot of water by the river in #Chiswick. Sorry for the guy stranded in his Rover.

@HammersmithBID Farewell to @HammersmithCine, who close their doors today. You will be missed, thanks for the on-screen memories.

@visitlondon Beautiful! #SunnyLondon RT @HammersmithBID: Sunny #Hammersmith is the best Hammersmith.

Ma Rainey’s black bottom

@TheEalingClub

Until 17 September THE BARD IS BACK

This year marks the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death and so Senate House Library is celebrating the milestone with an exhibition called Shakespeare: Metamorphosis, which is dedicated to tracing the transformation of the writer’s career by displaying more than 30 rare texts. For people particularly interested in Shakespeare and intrigued by the exhibition, the library is also offering 30-minute sessions (£10, concessions £8) with the curators for even more in-depth knowledge sharing.

the bard is back

Free, Monday-Friday 9am5.30pm and Saturday 10am-5pm, Senate House Library, Malet Street, WC1E 7HU, 020 7862 8500, senatehouselibrary.ac.uk

Thanks to @ealingtavern stating facts that will inspire more visits to Ealing. The food here is top notch!

@EalingShopping Little people, big talent performing in Town Square to raise money for Ealing Soup Kitchen. Too cute for words!

@sarahlparsonage Chiswick High Road in the sunshine is basically Rome.. Or so I’m telling myself.

@mustardining Making plans for the #weekend? Why not join us for a #delicious and #healthy breakfast, served until noon #BrookGreen

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News

FLASH

A round-up of all the local goings-on in west London

PUSH IT

iCandy has released its new All-Terrain pram, perfect for your next adventure. Ideal for use at home or away, it collapses swiftly, folds away easily and can be stored in the tightest of spaces. The quick-release, front swivel wheel ensures that your little one has a smooth ride as you walk up and down pavements and along bumpy trails. The easylift, lie-flat carrycot is suitable for overnight sleeping too, home or abroad. £640, iCandyworld.com

myhometouch.com

A HELPING HAND

Chiswick-born Dr Jamie Wilson recently launched HomeTouch, a website dedicated to finding people the right carers with specialist skills, experience and knowledge. The website covers all of London and operates simply: type in a postcode or keyword to find the carers closest to you or those who have particular experience at caring for specific needs. The website features profiles of carers, when they are and aren’t available, how much they charge per hour and what they can offer.

Dr Jamie Wilson of HomeTouch

[NEWS]

TWIST AND SHOUT

Paperback Writer and Rain are two Beatles tracks that had accompanying promotional videos made, which in turn set the ball rolling for music videos becoming a huge part of the industry. These promotional films were made in Chiswick House and Gardens exactly 50 years ago on 20 May. Until the four famous faces produced these videos, clips of artists recording their songs were always filmed in studios, but the cutting-edge Beatles films used the picturesque grounds of Chiswick House to create something remarkable. Why not head down and mark the occasion by visiting some of the spots where they recorded and pretend that you’re the fifth Beatle?

ensured that the church is accessible to everyone, giving easy access to people using wheelchairs with mobility aids as well as mums and dads with little ones in prams. Damaged brickwork has been repaired and the space outside the entrance has received a lot of love, with smart landscaping and the installation of benches. Ealing Green Church, The Green, W5 5QT, ealinggreenchurch.org.uk

PAVILLION PROMISES

The Friends of Brook Green are pleased to announce that work to the long-awaited

chgt.org.uk

pavilion has finally started. A planning committee at the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham unanimously approved the Friends of Brook Green’s application in 2015, and the project will be built next to the playground and tennis courts on the southern side of Brook Green. It’ll be clad with natural stone and there will be a café with accessible toilets. What’s more, there is planned outside seating for visitors to enjoy a coffee overlooking the tranquillity of Brook Green. The pavilion is another part of the green space’s regeneration, which is an on-going process. friendsofbrookgreen.org

award-winner

A FOND FAREWELL

Sherice Pitter, Lyric Hammersmith’s development officer, was recently awarded the title of

Last month saw the closure of Abode, a homeware and accessory shop that’s been around for eight years on Devonshire Road. Although the Chiswick shop has gone, the store continues online, and the Brighton site will remain open.

Creative and Cultural Skills Apprentice of the Year at a ceremony dedicated to celebrating apprentices working in the creative and cultural industries who have shown exceptional commitment and ambition to learn new skills. When asked how she was nominated, Sherice told the Journal: “The executive director of the Lyric has been working with me for six months and I can only assume she was impressed with what she saw and put me forward. The college I attend, Lewisham and Southwark College, also put me forward for the award.”

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The award is a celebration of young apprentice’s achievements and it means a lot to Sherice. “It’s made me realise that when you work hard, you’re recognised for it and people take the time to say ‘well done, great job’. It makes you feel appreciated and that what you do really

FREE RUNNING

counts,” she said. Discussing the Lyric’s input in the process, Sherice sings the theatre’s praises.

Parkrun enthusiasts in west London will be pleased to hear that Hammersmith and Fulham Council will not be charging for the event that takes place every Saturday in Wormwood Scrubs. Councils across the UK have been debating whether to charge runners for their use of the parks, with critics of the runners saying that they wear out the grass and take up space on the paths, but runners and sporting communities have argued that it’s unfair to charge people to exercise in public spaces. Whatever other councils decide, Shepherd’s Bush park runners can leave their wallets at home.

“I’ve had a great experience as an apprentice – the Lyric has really supported me and I feel confident and that there’s nothing I can’t achieve,” she told us. Sherice dreams of being an executive of a theatre, but for the next few years she’s busy focusing on development and mastering as many different skills as she can. We asked her what it is that she likes about working at the Lyric, and she said: “I like the work it does with young people. I also like the fact that they have a lot of facilities that aren’t about acting and that you can come here and be yourself in a safe environment.” She finished by telling us that she would recommend taking the apprenticeship at the Lyric: “Life is about the experiences you have,” she says. Congratulations Sherice!

free running

OPEN DOORS

The year-long refurbishment of Ealing Green Church has been completed. The work has

parkrun.org.uk

Sherice Pitter and Pauline Tambling CBE

[local business]

Cask

force

The Journal speaks to local whisky producer Compass Box as it launches its new limited-edition product this month

What did you want to create with this new addition to the range?

so they are whiskies that are perfectly suited to summer months.

What is your favourite whisky/food pairing?

Circus is really about enjoying a discovery – this rare old parcel of cask-aged blended Scotch whisky.

Whisky and cheese is one of the greatest food and drink pairings in the world, and not many people realise it. We’ve been trying to spread the word for years.

Small producers of spirits are creating some really great products at the moment – do you have a particular favourite from another distiller?

Can you tell us a little bit more about the idea of pairing whisky with cheese? Why isn’t it widely recognised?

I think it’s just because people have been told that wine and cheese is what you do. Actually, matching some wines with cheese can be very tricky. You can get some unattractive combinations sometimes. Whisky is much more accommodating and versatile with cheese than wine is.

Is there a sense of community with small-batch producers?

Tell us a bit about the new whisky – its name, character, comparisons and possible pairing suggestions

We are about to release a limited edition whisky called The Circus, which takes its name from an old Charlie Chaplin film. The whisky itself is sourced primarily from some very old cask-aged blended scotch. Finding old parcels of whisky like this is very rare, and we are only bottling a small amount, so when it’s gone, it’s gone. Kind of like the circus: ephemeral.

How long does it take you to launch a new product, starting from inspiration to bottling?

Every project has its own life cycle, but often they can take a year or more to come to fruition.

Certainly. When we go to spirits or whisky shows, we really feel a camaraderie with other small producers. Personally, I like to help other small companies, so we will share all sorts of information – distributors, information about foreign markets, which banks are more helpful to small companies than others, that kind of thing.

We really feel a camaraderie with other small producers

£190, Circus by Compass Box, available from 18 May, compassboxwhisky.com

©ASIA WERBEL 2015

John Glaser

Is there a blend or a bottle of whisky that you think suits the summer months particularly well?

Our Great King Street range, both Artist’s Blend (the sweeter one) and Glasgow Blend (the smoky one) are designed for drinking in cocktails and as a classic Scotch and Soda,

©ASIA WERBEL 2015

I love what the guys at Sipsmith have been doing. I don’t say that just because they are our neighbours here in Chiswick, I really do admire their products and the way they have engaged their drinkers.

[LOCAL INTEREST]

Dining in

Heritage no 197 chiswick fire station

SPEcial status

A non-exhaustive selection of listed pubs in the area MAWSON ARMS Mawson Lane, W4 2QD, 020 8994 2936,

No 197 Chiswick Fire Station

Foxlow Chiswick

This building isn’t a stranger to housing a food and beverage business; it was home to Chiswick’s All Bar One before No 197 opened its doors. The new occupier of this former fire station offers plenty for everyone, and does it in style. The interior is simplistic but cool and allows you to focus on what really matters: the food. Pan-fried gnocchi, garlic-oozing chicken Kiev and sticky beef tacos are on the menu, and those with a sweet tooth are given plenty of choice too; a whole roast pineapple (which looks like a piece of modern art) and blueberry ricotta pancakes will give any sugar fiends their desired fix.

This restaurant knows its way around a steak (and most other dishes, for that matter), but it makes this list because it’s attached to the former Sanderson wallpaper factory (and flanked by the very grand Post Office), which goes by the name of Voysey House after its architect, Charles Voysey. In the grand building, with its industrial windows and faint whiff of a New York City-style apartment block, diners can eat the likes of ricotta dumplings with sprouting broccoli and courgettes while sipping on a Smokestack Mary cocktail in a site of local history.

197 Chiswick High Road, W4 2DR, 020 3857 4669, no197chiswickfirestation.com

11 Barley Mow Passage, W4 4PH, 020 7680 2702, foxlow.co.uk

Bush Hall Dining Rooms

304 Uxbridge Road, W12 7LJ, 020 8749 0731, bushhalldining.co.uk

mawsonarmschiswick.co.uk THE OLD PACKHORSE 434 Chiswick High Road, W4 5TF, 020 8994 2872, oldpackhorsechiswick.co.uk THE GEORGE AND DEVONSHIRE 8 Burlington Lane, W4 2QE, 020 8742 7342, georgeanddevonshire.co.uk THE DOVE 19 Upper Mall, W6 9TA, 020 8748 9474, dovehammersmith.co.uk

helmets. The building is Grade II-listed and was designed by William Edward Riley and before Wagamama moved in (it was the chain’s 100th location, no less), it was a pub called The Old Fire Station – how fitting. 244 Shepherd’s Bush Road, W6 7NN, 020 8741 9814, wagamama.com

foxlow chiswick

Wagamama

No 197 isn’t the only restaurant shacking up in a disused fire station. Wagamama is proudly housed in the old Hammersmith one, but sadly it’s now without poles and yellow

COURTESY OF WAGAMAMA

Have you seen Bush Hall’s interior? It’s gorgeous, and while the restaurant isn’t under the chandeliers and ornate cornicing, we felt it shouldn’t be left out. If you do want to dine in the actual hall, you’ll have to book an enormous function, but if you’re looking for something a bit more low key, head to Bush Hall Dining Rooms for a chargrilled tuna fillet, lamb rump with smoked aubergine or pork belly with seared scallops, white bean sauce and chorizo oil. Perfect grub for any night of the week, or as a little treat before seeing one of the many performances at Bush Hall.

In light of the recent opening of No 197 Chiswick Fire Station, the Journal digs around and discovers that there are plenty of restaurants, pubs and bars in west London that are housed in listed structures or buildings of particular interest

WAGAMAMA, Hammersmith

[health and fitness]

Eat, Read,

live well

The Journal rounds-up the latest reads for wellness during the summer months

The Lean Machines: Eat Well, Move Better and Feel Awesome

By John Chapman and Leon Bustin Published 5 May by Headline, £16.99

These two really are lean, mean, fighting machines and they’re generously imparting their wealth of knowledge to anyone who picks up this book, which features 60 recipes and 30 workouts. The duo found fame from their videos uploaded to YouTube, and they’re both champions of balance and moderation – perfect for anyone who’s looking for a realistic and sensible way to incorporate exercise and healthy eating into their daily routine.

Clean Eating Alice: The Body Bible

By Alice Liveing Published 19 May by Harper Thorsons, £14.99 Yo-yo dieting can be utterly frustrating and turn people away from trying again. Alice believes that you shouldn’t change what you eat, but rather you should change your whole lifestyle – which sounds like a big task, we know. Thankfully, Clean Eating Alice will guide you through the process until you’re eating nourishing breakfasts, lunches and dinners and on the path to long-term wellness. There are more than 80 different recipes inside and some of Alice’s best high intensity interval training (HIIT) exercises make an appearance too.

Livia’s Kitchen: Naturally Sweet and Indulgent Treats

By Olivia Wollenberg Published 5 May by Ebury Press, £20 Wollenberg knows that not everyone has the willpower or inclination to eat spinach, kale and celery for the entirety of their lives, and that life is too short to deny yourself treats. Thankfully, her book is full of recipes and suggestions for something to sate those with a sweet tooth, but using natural ingredients that are nourishing as well as tasty. Think pancakes, cookies, tarts, cakes, puddings and crumbles, and you’ll have a pretty good idea as to what to expect from Livia’s Kitchen.

The Hairy Dieters: Fast Food

By Si King and Dave Myers Published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson, £14.99 The Hairy Bikers’ reputation for big, rich and indulgent dishes take a backseat here as they provide us with some lighter recipes that have been formulated to taste as good as they make you feel. The low-calorie recipes in this book can all be made in less than 30 minutes, giving you time to rustle something special up after you’ve been for a workout (or even just after getting in late from work). The latest recipe book to their portfolio is their fourth and will make inspired healthy dishes accessible to many readers.

[HEALTH AND FITNESS]

Come

outside

Grab your running shoes, fill up your water bottle and head to your nearest green space this month for some open-air exercise, and take advantage of the area’s free-to-use outdoor gym equipment

and comfortable, while the incorporation of the mesh material will keep feet cool and (hopefully) hold odours at bay. It’s one of the most supportive shoes on the market, so lace-up and get running. From £110, brooksrunning.com

FOR WOMEN’s running: SAUCONY TRIUMPH ISO 2

These bright blue and pink running shoes are blessed with Saucony’s Everun technology, which is the newest type of cushioning construction and material innovation. Who knew trainers could be made with the same eye for detail as a rocket? The result of this scientific approach to trainer manufacturing is that the shoe aims to give you the most natural and comfortable running position and, more importantly, value for money. £135, saucony.co.uk

FOR MEN’s running: Brooks Adrenaline GTS 16

Brooks has been a favourite with serious road runners for years, and the Adrenaline GTS 16 provides support and a smooth ride for those pounding the tarmac. The adjustable eyelets allow for a more secure fit on the feet, making them more customisable

your Apple products so you don’t need to buy new devices. £39.99, happyplugs.com. Available from EE stores in Chiswick, Hammersmith, Shepherd’s Bush and Ealing, ee.co.uk

GARMIN FORERUNNER 235

HAPPY PLUGS

For some people, running, cycling and exercising with nothing in their head but their own thoughts is a terrifying concept, which is great news for earphone manufacturers. As it happens, we’re particularly keen on Happy Plugs’ Sport Headphones, which adjust to fit ears properly and stay there – regardless how vigorous your exercise is – and comes with a remote that has a sweat and moistureproof microphone. Better yet, it works with

The fitness world is technology mad at the moment, giving users of various apps and gadgets an insight into what they’re achieving when pumping iron or running a marathon. The Garmin Forerunner 235 is one of these clever items and measures your heart rate, distance and pace, while alerting you to incoming emails, texts and calendar reminders from compatible smartphones. When you’re not out exercising properly, the Forerunner will count your steps throughout the day and keep a watchful eye over your activity. £269.99, available from Halfords, 512-518 Chiswick High Road, W4 5RG, 020 8747 6110, halfords.com / garmin.com

free to use Parks in London are littered with get-fit facilities that are free-to-use. Here are a few in the local area... Wormwood Scrubs Park, W12 0DF

Ravenscourt Park, W6 0UA

Acton Green Common, W4 5LG

Just north of the Linford Christie Stadium is a

Gather together some friends, grab your

This one’s a bit tenuous, since it’s technically an

small gathering of vault bars, monkey bars and

bounciest ball and head down to Ravenscourt

adventure course for kids, but get there early

benches, so you can build up plenty of upper

Park for an informal game of basketball or

in the morning and there won’t be any little

body strength. There’s also a lot of places to

netball. The courts can be found by the tennis

folk in the way. There are opportunities for

stretch out worn muscles, which will definitely

facilities and AstroTurf football pitch. Why not use

pull-ups and leg workouts just between the St

come in handy.

the lines for a few ‘bleep test’ sprints?

Alban’s Church and the train tracks.

[FILM]

A whole new

ball game

Emily Adams pulls on her gaming headset and steps into the world of virtual reality as she watches The Call Up

the call up

“I

t’s like I died and went to gamer heaven,” says Reap3r_2000, just one of the elite gamers chosen and invited to take part in a rather mysterious trial using state-of-the-art virtual reality technology. For those of you unfamiliar with this relatively new concept, virtual reality allows gamers to become part of the game by wearing hi-tech gaming gear, including a rather ominous-looking headset. The Call Up, written and directed by Charles Barker, discovers what happens when gaming reaches a whole new level and just like Call of Duty, Rainbow Siege and Halo, this is one for the gamers. A simple “let’s go” and we’re straight into the film. No messing about and no long drawn out introduction, much like a video game, which is refreshing to see. However, as the film progresses it misses key information: why exactly are these people here, who has invited them and who are they? Some form of character development is needed, rather

than fleeting glimpses into their lives as if in attempt to bulk out the storyline. The characters are a standard bunch of misfits thrown together into an uncomfortable situation and forced to get to know each other, work together and even fight together. Among this unlikely group, there are the usual characters: a love interest, the arrogant leader, the hysterical one and the outcast, but that’s all we’re shown at first. After a brief introduction, and some lastminute nerves, they all put on their motion capture suits and digital helmets. At first, it’s a thrilling and mind-bending experience. Pulling down the visor of their masks instantly takes them into the scene of a video game, in this case a war zone. But although the initial excitement of sampling modern warfare is exhilarating, the novelty wears off and soon they realise that this is actually real. Faced with enemy combatants, they realise they’re not playing any more, and they must fight for their lives. For some

of them, it’s a struggle to even hold a real gun (it’s certainly not the same as holding a gaming controller) but as the game gets tougher, killing seems to come as naturally as waving hello. We watch as they work their way through the levels of the game in a desperate attempt to escape, with disastrous consequences along the way. And, as you might expect from any video game, reaching the final level of the game isn’t quite as rewarding as they might have hoped – there’s always a twist. When it comes to films, we seem to be obsessed with old-fashioned period dramas or overly futuristic sci-fi thrillers, but The Call Up is right on time – virtual reality might soon be in everyone’s living rooms. This modernday action film tackles a very of-the-moment topic. The question is: if you can kill in a game, can you kill in reality? In cinemas from 20 May and available on DVD and digital from 23 May

[MUSIC]

Feel the

beat Tap, tap, tap your feet at these gigs and shows eventim apollo

of the most successful artists of the year, and we reckon he still has a lot up his sleeve.

26 May Alain Souchon and Laurent Voulzy

From £33.50, doors 7pm

Two impressive solo careers come together to create the duo that is Souchon and Voulzy – two French singer-songwriters who are national treasures in their native France. Our European cousins south of the Channel liked the pair so much that they sold out their tour and had to come to London to find a new fan base. This is Souchon and Voulzy’s first London concert, so why not go and make them feel welcome this month?

Eventim Apollo, 45 Queen Caroline Street, W6 9QH, 0844 249 1000, eventim.co.uk

bush hall

From £34.75, doors 7pm

With four albums, four number one hits, four Grammy nominations and a handful of American Music Awards under its belt, this band seems like it performs pretty highly consistently. The frontman, Chris Daughtry is also an actor, comic-book artist and philanthropist who raises tens of thousands of dollars for various charities each year, including the Make-a-Wish Foundation and Alzheimer’s Association and he has been the only member of the band to stick around throughout its 10-year history.

From £23.25, doors 7pm

fetty wap

29 May Fetty Wap

His first single was Trap Queen, which took the charts by storm and cemented Fetty Wap as an artist with a distinctive sound and wide appeal. With several follow-ups performing well and his fan base growing, he’s really pushing hard at having a reputation for success – something that he’s never shied away from telling people. If he keeps this up, we have no doubt he’ll be one

27 May Daughtry

heather peace

15 May Heather Peace

She was an actress for two decades but now Peace is concentrating solely on her music career – and what a career it’s becoming. Think 1960s girl groups, Motown and 1980s pop and you’ve got a fairly good idea as to what Peace’s music sounds like, and her latest performance at Bush Hall this month will let you get up close and experience her raw talent. Her album The Thin Line entered the UK Independent Album Charts in the top 10 and its lead single We Can Change was featured on BBC Radio 2. Her latest album Come Home is an upbeat and fun release that audiences at her live shows will love. £22.50, doors 1pm

daughtry

Bush Hall, 310 Uxbridge Road, W12 7LJ, 020 8222 6955, bushhallmusic.co.uk

[Q&A]

Whatever

the weather

The Journal finds out what makes Sky News weather presenter Nazaneen Ghaffar tick, discusses her life in Chiswick and career in broadcasting

You grew up in Tunbridge Wells – when and why did you move to Chiswick?

A little more than five years ago, I was contacted by Sky News and asked to come and do a screen test to potentially become their new weather presenter. After the screen test, I stopped for a bite to eat in Chiswick and fell in love straight away; it reminded me of Tunbridge Wells with all the lovely places to eat, beautiful shops and the atmosphere made me feel at home.

What are the challenges of your job?

My job is busy and non-stop, with lots to do for each one of my half-hourly forecasts. During the short gaps between my on-air time, I have to record weather updates for the Sky News app, website and the Sky News catch-up service. I also do a global weather forecast for various other services and I keep Twitter updated a lot.

What’s it like working with Eamonn Holmes?

Getting up at 3.30am can be hard – but once I’m at work, I forget that I’m tired because working with the Sunrise breakfast team gives me a huge buzz and we all get on brilliantly. Eamonn is a wonderful person and has really supported me over the years. He makes me laugh a lot and can be quite mischievous, regularly playing pranks.

Tell us what you love about living in Chiswick

The shops! I especially love The Old Cinema. If I’m ever bored I go there to browse, but I’ve also purchased some items for my flat over the years. There are some really unique pieces in there, and I highly recommend having a peek if you’ve not been before. I love Chiswick House and Gardens and often like to walk around the grounds on a warm evening in the summer.

Do you have any local eating and drinking spots that you’re fond of?

Charlotte’s Bistro is one of my favourites, and so is High Road Brasserie because it offers a great French 75 cocktail. I also love Carvosso’s where I had my 30th birthday party last year.

Describe your average working day

My alarm goes off at 3.30am and I’m in work by 4.45am. The first thing I do is check through all the overnight weather data, having already looked at it before going to bed. It’s crucial to see what’s changed by the morning before I start piecing together my forecast. Sunrise airs at 6am, with my first live TV forecast at 6.27am and after that it’s a full-on shift of live TV, recording more weather forecasts, updating and interacting with viewers on social media and constantly keeping an eye on the weather to make sure I have the latest information for everyone. After we’re off air at 9am, the rest of my shift is spent finishing my recordings and other updates for online, before heading to the gym – where of course I swap my heels for trainers.

Working with the Sunrise breakfast team gives me a huge buzz Is there actually a microclimate in Chiswick?

No, there isn’t. However, temperatures in London are generally a degree higher than the rest of the UK. This is due to a number of factors, but mainly pollution and the high density of buildings radiating heat.

Nazaneen Ghaffar

What goes on behind the scenes – do you have a lot of researchers?

Our weather department is a very small team. At any one time we have two people on shift; the weather presenter and a weather producer. The presenters (me and Isobel Lang) share the breakfast shifts, and the weather producer is there to write and update forecasts for the newsreaders to read for the rest of the day. Follow Nazaneen on Twitter: @SkyNewsNaz

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[food and drink]

Cooking up

a storm Local food and drink news to whet your appetite

the market is yet another feather to west London’s food-scene bow. Saturdays, 10am-3pm, Belmont Primary School, 1 Belmont Road, W4 5UL

market produce

for your diary THe crown and anchor

Food lovers, rejoice! Eat Chiswick returns

company based in Milan that prides itself on producing delicious non-pasteurised and nonfiltered beer. The company is touted as being pioneers of the Italian craft beer movement, and now Milan is but a stone’s throw away in the form of this bottled brilliance.

rival all others, taking place in the street,

from 1-8 June and is a food festival to

NEW LOOK, GREAT TASTE

Chiswick High Road’s The Crown and Anchor has got a new menu that’s ripe for sampling. It launched late last month and includes pub favourites delivered with Crown and Anchor finesse, like sausage and mash, sandwiches, pies and fish dishes that you’ll never want to stop eating. If you can beat us to a table (we doubt you’ll be able to), why not get involved with the Craft Beer Showcase that’s running until 26 June? Siren Soundwave IPA, Rooster’s Baby Faced Assassin and Brewdog Ace of Chinook are just three of the craft beers you can sample until next month. The Crown and Anchor, 374 Chiswick High Road, W4 5TA, 020 8995 2607, crownandanchorchiswick.co.uk

BIRRA, BIRRA IN THE BAR

But which is the tastiest by far? The Italian Job in Devonshire Road recently announced that it’s stocking three new craft beers to go alongside its already enormous selection. The beers are from brewery Birrificio Lambrate, a

in cafés, bars, restaurants and offices across W4. The festival is a great way for independent eateries and masters-oftheir-craft to show what they can do, and for west Londoners to appreciate what’s right on their doorstep. There are walking

The Italian Job, 13 Devonshire Road, W4 2EU, 020 8994 2852, theitalianjobpub.co.uk, birrificiolambrate.com

and cycling tours suggested on the Eat Chiswick website to accompany the festival, so why not get into the spirit of things and visit every stop on the map?

NEW MARKET

Last month saw a new artisanal market open in the grounds of Belmont Primary School, comprising stalls selling coffee, craft beer and fine produce. You can head down and pick up fresh fish from the English Channel, as well as prime cuts of meat from butchers and a slice of pizza or two from Pizza Maria Piaggio’s pizza van. Pies, cheeses, fruit and veg are also all available and, if you’ve got enough energy afterwards, try and find the board games and music for some family fun in a community atmosphere. Residents will agree that

A full list of locations can be found at eatchiswick.com

eat chiswick

[food and drink]

Cutting the

mustard Brook Green is treated to lashings of dining sophistication at the new relaxed brasserie gracing Shepherd’s Bush Road, Tom Hagues discovers section. Served in one dish with potatoes and a ham and chive sauce, it’s a simple plate that works with the flavours of each ingredient. The meaty haddock stands up to the creamy sauce, while the potatoes add much-needed texture with large chunks of ham doing the same. The rib-eye steak is also a sensation for the palate; it comes charred in a way that only results from faultless seasoning. The simplicity continues with dessert; a rhubarb crumble with custard that tastes like it came out of a loving, homely kitchen and a blood orange and almond cake with soft cream cheese. Simplicity, as well as light and healthy plates of food, is what makes diners flock back to restaurants at the moment. Mustard has hit this culinary trend’s bullseye, but does so in a way that suggests it’ll be around – and loved – a long time after the trend has moved on.

confit salmon

awrence Hartley and Tim Healy, owners of Joe Allen in Covent Garden, knew what they wanted to achieve with Mustard, the first of their planned ‘collection’ of restaurants with the same name. It was meant to be a British brasserie offering lighter, healthier fare and this is apparent from first glance of the menu. First impressions leave a sense that the brasserie feel has been achieved on an

mustard

unprecedented scale; the low lighting, the gentle music that hugs you into a relaxed lull and the half-curtained windows smack of a typical Parisian brasserie. The menu, however, is far from Parisian. It’s a menu that shamelessly holds up the freshest,

Mustard, 98-100 Shepherd’s Bush Road, Brook Green, W6 7PD, 020 3019 1175, mustardrestaurants.co.uk

The half-curtained windows smack of a typical Parisian brasserie tastiest British ingredients and sings their praises, from the air-dried Cumbrian ham to the lightly fried Cornish squid. The starters that arrive at my table are potted shrimps with toasted granary and a Devonshire crab salad with crunchy chicory and wholegrain mustard. Both dishes are light and perfect for the summer months, and I am struck by a happy feeling of guiltlessness as I savour each morsel – it’s inspiringly fresh. The main course comes in the form of smoked haddock from the ‘coastal waters’

mustard interior

[letters]

Word on

THE STREET The very latest from west London’s vocal locals

TAKING THE BISCUIT Does anyone know of any good biscuit making classes or bakery courses that I could enrol on with my children? I’m thinking of local bakeries ideally, but I’ll happily travel into central London if the right class was based there. I’m always looking for things we can do together and I think this would be a really nice way to let them explore something they haven’t done before – and perhaps discover a talent we didn’t know they had. I could have the next Mary Berry living in my house! The girls are seven and eight, so youngfriendly classes would be ideal. - Mrs Shan

going to the market could be such a family affair? - Ms O’Reilly

DIDN’T MEAN TO! I was at Chiswick Station during a weekday morning earlier in the month and I accidentally brushed a lady’s coffee and spilled some of it. The train was about to pull away so I had to cry out my apologies as I dashed for it, but I really do apologise and should we bump into each other again (perhaps less physically next time), I’ll make it up to you with a fresh coffee. - Mr Edmondson

south east isn’t exciting enough! Can anyone suggest somewhere to appease us both? - Mr Valjar

GOOD MORNING SUIT My friend’s wedding is in June. I need to find something appropriate to wear because, although I’m not part of the groom’s party, I have been tasked with making a speech during the wedding breakfast. Do you think I should just stick with normal guest style or try something more traditionally formal? It’s a fairly standard wedding with morning suits and the like, so if someone could point me in the direction of a shop in west London that could style me for the occasion, I’d really appreciate it. - Mr Shand

good morning suit

THE INSIDE COUNTS We’ve seen successful recommendations on this letters page before, so we thought we’d turn here for some help. We need an interior designer to redesign our entire house. We have a three-storey property in Shepherd’s Bush and all the Google searches we’ve made don’t tell us whether the designers listed are reliable or flexible. Has anyone had any great experiences? - Mr and Mrs de Farro

didn’t mean to! taking the biscuit

MARKET MAGIC I want to draw attention to the new market at Belmont Primary School – I recently went and was so impressed at the huge amount of different produce available, as well as a good atmosphere to wander around the stalls in. I particularly enjoyed the pizza from the van and my children had a nice time too. Who knew

SHORT BREAKS I’m looking to escape with my partner for a weekend but we’re arguing about where would be best. I think somewhere in the south east of England would be nice, but he thinks we should head much further north to the Lake District. My argument is that the whole weekend will be taken up by travelling if we go there, but he’s adamant that the

the inside counts

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[PROPERTY]

Property

news

The view from SAVILLS With a lot of conversations surrounding the possibility of Britain’s exit from the EU, we felt it was important to provide you with some research concerning what we think this means for the residential market. The political battle lines have been drawn ahead of the EU referendum on 23 June and there is much speculation as to what this may mean for UK and European real estate. Generally, we believe that the medium-term implications of the referendum are relatively unimportant for real estate. The fundamental attractions of all three asset classes – commercial, residential and rural – have more to do with the assets themselves than whether they sit within or outside the EU. However, we do believe that short-term economic uncertainty could impact on transaction volumes across these three sectors. Ultimately, the impact of the EU referendum is dependent on what the outcome means for the UK economy, given that housing policy is essentially a

Television Centre set for residential sales launch

Residential sales at Television Centre, the former home of the BBC in London’s White City, will launch to the public this weekend. It’s “the most exciting moment yet” for the Joint Venture development between Stanhope, Mitsui Fudosan and AIMCo, says managing director Alistair Shaw. The AHMM-designed scheme is set to eventually deliver 950 new homes and apartments, new cafés and restaurants, an independent cinema, 400,000 square feet of premium office space and a new outpost of private members’ club Soho House, complete with a 47-room hotel. This first phase of residential units, launching on Saturday 23 April, will see 432 apartments hit the market, with prices ranging from £700,000 for a one-bed, up to £7million for a penthouse. Completion is due in 2018. Apartments come with the full suite of amenities that might be expected from a landmark London development, including a state-of-the-art fitness club, 24-hour concierge, residential lounge, private screening room and a “rooftop culinary experience”. Last year, Stanhope reported that pre-launch sales interest was remarkably

high, with 130 (80 per cent) of the first 164 off-plan apartments to be released being been spoken for just a couple of weeks after a marketing display went up to give prospective buyers the chance to chat to agents Savills or Strutt & Parker about what’s available. Stirling Prize-winning architectural practice AHMM has designed the new look Television Centre, retaining many of the features of the famous Grade II-listed “donut” building including the external “atomic dots” and a celebrated mural by John Piper. Landscape architecture firm Gillespies is behind newly designed outdoor spaces that connect Wood Lane with Hammersmith Park through the Helios courtyard and landscaped Television Centre forecourt. The whole area is in the midst of a major regeneration, with Television Centre playing the star role in an £8billion 10-year overhaul of the wider White City area, which should see the creation of 4,000 new homes, over two million square feet of office space and an estimated 20,000 new jobs.

domestic issue and mortgage regulations sit with the Bank of England. The UK housing market may be affected, however, by associated economic uncertainty; both from itself and, in the event of a vote to leave the EU, the two year window for the Government to negotiate terms of an exit. A vote to stay in the EU would hopefully result in restored demand, though the extent of a ‘relief rush’ would vary from sector to sector. In the event of a vote to leave, such uncertainty would be extended to the period during which the UK renegotiates its relationship with the EU and other major trading partners. Short-term risks in the residential sector are greatest in those markets where international buyers are most active and we believe the impact on the wider UK market remains largely dependant on domestic factors. Whatever the outcome, there will continue to be a market once the uncertainty clears, albeit potentially more focused on needs-based movers. In the event you require more information, do not hesitate to contact Christopher Bramwell. Savills, 020 8987 5555, cbramwell@savills.com, savills.co.uk

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Guide £2.7 million

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For Sale Guide £1.325 million

GLEBE STREET W4 2

1,259 sq ft

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ST PAUL’S CLOSE W5 1

1,173 sq ft 2

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STAMFORD BROOK

PLEYDELL AVENUE W6 6

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Guide £1.295 million

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MARLBOROUGH CRESCENT W4 1,819 sq ft

2,153 sq ft

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1,258 sq ft EPC=C

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Guide £2.25 million

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BEDFORD ROAD W4 6 2 4

3,305 sq ft GRADE II LISTED

CHISWICK

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2,497 sq ft EPC=E

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CHISWICK GREEN STUDIOS W4 2 2 2

ACTON

1,552 sq ft EPC=C

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SHAA ROAD W3 4 1 2

2,097 sq ft EPC=D

BRENTFORD KEW EYE TW8 2 1

£576 pw (£2,496 pcm) + fees*

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1,079 sq ft EPC=C

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Guide £2.6 million

GROVE PARK ROAD W4 5 4 2

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Guide £1.65 million

WARWICK ROAD W5 5 2 2

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Guide £3.4 million

FAIRFAX ROAD W4 5 2 4

2,809 sq ft GRADE II LISTED

BROOK GREEN

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PHOENIX LODGE MANSIONS W6 3 2 1

1,599 sq ft EPC=E

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Guide price: £550 per week Stunning contemporary flat river with views. views 3ofbedrooms, Tower Bridge. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, An apartment with incredible river views. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, A penthouse with panoramic 2 bathrooms, reception/dining room, room, kitchen, underground parkingparking and daytime porter. EPC: C. room, utility room, balcony, parking, concierge, resident’s gym. reception reception/kitchen/dining balcony, 2 roof terraces, space, Hermitage Wapping E1W Guide price:Court, £2,500,000 Available EPC: B. Approximately 121 sq m (1,302 sq ft). Leasehold concierge.furnished. EPC: F. Approximately 139.50sq m (1,501 sq ft). Leasehold Stunning contemporary flat with views of Tower Bridge. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wappinglettings@knightfrank.com chiswick@knightfrank.com chiswick@knightfrank.com Office: 020 8166room, 5369 reception/dining kitchen,Quay underground C.0203 757 6230 Pan Peninsula, South E14 parking and daytime porter. EPC: Office: Office: 0203 757 6230 Available furnished. A grand three bedroom apartment located on the forty-fourth floor with spectacular panoramic wappinglettings@knightfrank.com views across London. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms, kitchen, 2 terraces, 2 Office: 020 8166 5369 balconies, concierge, private parking. EPC: C. Approximately 225.57 sq m (2,428 sq ft). cwharf@knightfrank.com

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Dickens Yard W5 Loveday Road, W13 £2,100,000 £975,000 Leasehold

This stunning penthouse is the height of • 3 Bedrooms • 2 Reception Rooms luxury. Filled with abundance of home, light arranged • over 2 Reception Rooms • Underground A beautiful 4/5 an bedroom family 3 floors and located in the this Fielding unique duplex spectacular, Parking • Exquisite Panoramic Views School offers catchment area andfarclose to both Lammas & Walpole Parks. The reaching, dual links aspect over London. transport of views Northfields and West Ealing are nearby as well as a good selection of local shops and restaurants along the Northfields Avenue.

Heronsforde, W13 Haven Green W5 £949,950 £1,450,000 Share of Freehold

A larger than average five bedroom family house which benefits from a private patio 3 Bedrooms 1 Reception A stunning garden flattosituated an garden which leads beautiful incommunal gardens. This family home comprises a first 3 Bathrooms Off Parking enviable position room opposite Haven floor reception with wood floors and dining area which leads to Street a modern Bespoke Kitchen Garden Green and Ealing Broadway Station. kitchen. The top floor consists of The four bedrooms and a family bathroom. On theHouse property benefits off street parking ground floor isfrom a further bedroom and shower room. The property also benefits from and aa garage large sunny west facing garden. and off street parking.

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ÂŁ480,000

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A stylish and bright 2 bedroom apartment

A perfect investment opportunity! This newly refurbished 2 bedroom flat is located in the popular Ravenscourt Park area providing excellent transport links and many amenities. Completed to the highest of standards, the property offers two wellproportioned bedrooms, sleek bathroom and a bright, open-plan kitchen/ reception room. Three large sash windows also provide an abundance of natural light. Newly Refurbished; Close to transport links; Two double bedrooms; Long Lease; Fully fitted kitchen; Wood Flooring; Large & bright reception/ kitchen; New double glazed windows; Chain Free; EPC Rating B

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King Street, Hammersmith W6

ÂŁ365,000

Long Lease

An immaculate 1 bedroom flat close to Ravenscourt Park A superb newly refurbished 1 bedroom property completed to the very highest of standards. The apartment boasts a fully fitted kitchen, well-proportioned bedroom and large bathroom. The property further benefits from ample storage thanks to its generous loft space. There are exciting plans for the area including gentrification and redevelopment ensuring this property provides an excellent investment. Excellent location; Newly Refurbished; Long Lease; Modern kitchen; Stylish bathroom; Ideally positioned for Chiswick & the West; Plenty of storage; 1 minute to Ravenscourt Park; EPC Rating C

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St Albans Avenue, W4 £1,795,000 Freehold StHeathfield Albans Avenue, £1,795,000 Terrace,W4 W4 £3,000,000Freehold Freehold St Albans Avenue, W4 £1,795,000 Freehold Stsuperbly Albans presented Avenue, W4 A and recently renovated four bedroom two bathroom home in this sought after£1,795,000 location only Freehold a short A presented and presented recently fourHigh bedroom two bathroom home in this sought locationonly onlymoments a short Asuperbly classic and beautifully grade II Georgian townhouse overlooking Turnham Green after and located walk from Turnham Green tube andrenovated the Chiswick Road. A superbly presented and recently fourHigh bedroom two bathroom home in this sought after location only a short walk from tube and the Chiswick Chiswick High Road. from the Turnham shops andGreen restaurants ofrenovated the Road. A superbly presented and recently fourHigh bedroom two bathroom home in this sought after location only a short walk from Turnham Green tube andrenovated the Chiswick Road. walk from Turnham Green tube and the Chiswick High Road. • Sought after location • 25’ Double reception room • Two bathrooms • • Sought after location Townhouse 25’ Double reception room • Two bathrooms Classic Georgian • • rooms • 65’ South facing garden • Walking distance of the high road • Three Large reception kitchen/dining room • Landscaped garden •• • Sought after location • 25’ Double reception room • Two bathrooms Walking distance of the high road • Large kitchen/dining room • Landscaped garden Central Chiswick location • Kitchen/breakfast room • Double garage • Contemporary style • Four doublereception bedrooms • EPC =D after location Double room bathrooms •• • Sought Walking distance of the high road • 25’ Large kitchen/dining room •• Two Landscaped garden Contemporary style Four double bedrooms EPC = D Free Beautifully presented throughout • • Gaggenau Appliances • Chain •• Walking distance of the high road • Large kitchen/dining room • Landscaped garden Contemporary style • Four double bedrooms • EPC = D • Contemporary style • Four double bedrooms • EPC = D

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Marlborough Court, W4

£500 PW

A stunning two double bedroom, two bathroom second floor apartment set within this exclusive development ideally located on the Chiswick High Road and moments from Gunnersbury tube (District Line) and Chiswick Business Park.

Dukes Avenue, W4St Albans Avenue, W4 £2,500,000 Freehold £1,795,000 DukesGardens, Avenue, W4 £2,500,000 Freehold Esmond W4 £485 PW Devonshire Road, W4 £395 PW Dukes Avenue, W4 £2,500,000 Freehold Dukes Avenue, W4 to acquire this family house in Dukes Avenue with a west facing rear garden £2,500,000 A wonderful opportunity enjoying Freehold

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Sterndale Road W14 £3,100,000

Pennard Road W12 £1,699,950

An incredible five-bedroom house, recently refurbished to a very high standard, located moments from Brook Green. Freehold. EPC=C

This recently renovated four-bedroom property sits on a quiet road, just off Shepherds Bush Green. Freehold. EPC=D

• End-of-terrace • Approx 2,700 sqft

• Four bathrooms • Private decked garden

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Bromyard House W3 £850,000

A superb four-bedroom family home, beautifully presented throughout, moments from Barons Court Station. Freehold. EPC=E

Presented in immaculate condition, this two-bedroom apartment offers secure underground parking in East Acton. EPC=D

• Victorian property • Approx 1,700 sqft

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This beautiful four-bedroom family home close to the local amenities of Chiswick, offers over 2,225 sqft of living space.

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