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The London Eye has become a world wide recognized London landmark. This year the beautiful London Eye will celebrate its 10th anniversay. To kick off the year of celebrations, Merlin Entertainment, will be offering free rides on the historic landmark. If you are lucky enough to be in London tomorrow morning be sure to queue up between 9:50 am. and 10 am. for your chance to ride the Eye for free.

It is hard to believe that this iconic landmark is already ten years old, but is is even harder to envision the banks of the Thames without it. The London Eye which was built at the end of the last decade, is the most visited paid attraction in the United Kingdom. In ten short years this attraction has become a very recognizable and loved part of the city of London. The London Eye has been in numerous films and tourists’ photos. This site is a must see when in London.

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A Winter Wedding is naturally full of colour from the lights and festive decorations all around. There is a frosty and sparkly feel to an Winter Wedding. This time of year naturally lends itself to family occassions such as Weddings.

One big advantage to an off-peak wedding is the lower costs. You can save on hotel and function room bills by booking out of high season, and there is not as much competition for your desired venue. Caterers and photographers often offer similar discounts.

Another way to save is to use a London Taxi Cab instead of a limousine. Our London Taxi Cabs are smart and comfortable. In addition to the traditional black taxi cab, we may be able to offer you a white, silver, green, blue, or red taxi cab (depending on our existing bookings at the time).

Here is what a few of our customers had to say about our Wedding Taxi Service:

“Thank you very much for taking my wife and her family to our wedding in Battersea Park. The service, you, and your driver Danny were all excellent. Best regards”
-From Paul, 21st August 2009

Many thanks for the prompt service, clean cab and really humorous driver. A fantastic service and far better than a boring old Rolls Royce!
-From Ian and Sandy, 1st June 2009

Winter Weddings reflect the mood of the season with flower and outfit colours in snowy whites, frosty blues, berry reds, and holly greens

Think red roses and winter ivy

And gowns trimmed in faux fur

Table decorations glowing with frosted candles

Or go for the Winter Wonderland look in frosty blues and sparkly silvers

A country house in the snow

And you…arriving in your Winter glory in a smart and stylish London Taxi Cab.

Greet your guests with warm mulled wine and home-made mince pies. And afterwards, dazzle your guests with a winter fireworks display! As the evening draws to close, the two of you step into your Wedding Taxi and drive off into the frosty night and into your new life together.

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London’s National Theatre has announced 4 new productions to open between January and March 2010.

London Assurance

Included are the return of Simon Russell Beale, Richard Briers and Fiona Shaw to the venue in a new production of Dion Boucicault’s classic play London Assurance.

Boucicault was the Irish genius of London theatre in the age of Dickens, and in London Assurance, written in 1841, he created two of the great comic roles for the English stage in Lord Harcourt and Lady Spanker, played here by Simon Russell Beale and Fiona Shaw.

The cast will also include Richard Briers (in his first London stage appearance since 2002), Paul Ready, and Michelle Terry. The production will be designed by Mark Thompson, with lighting by Neil Austin, music by Rachel Portman and sound by John Leonard.

Really Old, Like Forty-Five

Tamsin Oglesby’s “Really Old, Like Forty-Five” will begin performances in the Cottesloe Theatre Jan. 27, prior to an official opening Feb. 3. A furious comedy that confronts head-on our embarrassment and fear about old age, it will be directed by Anna Mackmin (designed by Lez Brotherston, with lighting by Mark Henderson, video design by Mark Grimmer with Lysander Ashton, choreography by Scarlett Mackmin and sound by Christopher Shutt).

The cast: Lucy May Barker, Paul Bazely, Amelia Bullmore, Tanya Franks, Gawn Grainger, Thomas Jordan, Michela Meazza, Judy Parfitt, Paul Ritter and Marcia Warren.

The White Guard

Mikhail Bulgakov’s “The White Guard”, a play set in Kiev during the Russian civil war, will be revived in a new version by Andrew Upton, beginning performances in the Lyttelton Theatre March 15, prior to an official opening March 23.

Howard Davies will direct a cast that will include Pip Carter, Paul Higgins, Conleth Hill, and Justine Mitchell. The production will be designed by Bunny Christie, with lighting by Neil Austin and sound by Christopher Shutt.

The 14th Tale

The 14th Tale, described as a free-flowing narrative that tells the hilarious exploits of a natural born mischief growing from the clay streets of Nigeria to rooftops in Dublin, and finally to London, is written and performed by Nigerian-born Inua Ellams.

It will visit the Cottesloe Theatre for ten performances only, beginning Feb. 9 and running in rep to March 13. It is directed by Thierry Lawson, with lighting by Michael Nabarro.

Public phone/online booking for these new productions opens from Dec. 2. To book tickets, contact the box office on 020 7452 3000, or visit www.nationaltheatre.org.uk

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Holding a Treasure Hunt event in London?

Phone +44 (0)7779 336 612 and lend some luxury and style to your treasure hunt with one of our Licensed London Taxi Cabs.

Your guests can travel around London in safety and comfort, collecting their clues with the help of one of our knowledgeable and friendly drivers.

Our Drivers

Our Treasure Hunt drivers are also Taxi Marshals–skilled and experienced at organising groups of people at PR events. They will help you to keep things under control and keep your guests safe.

Our Treasure Hunt drivers are also experienced London Tour Guides. And no one knows London better than a London Taxi Cab driver!

Our drivers love to join the fun and interact with your guests to make your Treasure Hunt event as enjoyable and memorable as possible.

Our Taxis

We can provide either the traditional London Taxi Cab or a Mercedes Vito Taxi Cab:

The Traditional London Taxi Cab has that traditional London look that we are all so familiar with. These taxi cabs seat a maximum of 5 adults (children count as “1/2 adult” but note that the taxi cab has only 5 seat belts).

The Mercedes Vito Taxi Cab has the truly comfortable ride that you expect from any Mercedes. They are equipped with two 12V power points enabling powered use of laptops and mobile telephones. These taxi cabs seat a maximum of 6 adults (children count as “1/2 adult” but note that the taxi cab has only 6 seat belts). We supply Mercedes Vito Taxi Cabs at the same price as our Traditional London Taxi Cab.

Celebrate!

Make your treasure hunt a celebratory event! Feel free to provide your guests with a goodies hamper. We don’t mind if they munch and sip their way around London. Just remember to toss a few crumbs to the driver to keep his strength up!

Our Services

We can provide either:

• the taxi cab and driver only
• or a Complete Treasure Hunt Package

Complete Treasure Hunt Packages

Let us organise everything for you:

• We will brief your guests about the Treasure Hunt and explain the “rules”.
• We will provide your guests with a London Treasure Hunt pack containing a booklet of clues and an answer sheet.
• We can, if you choose, provide a goodies hamper full of snacks and drinks.
• We can, if you choose, suggest or even arrange the restaurant booking for the last location on the Treasure Hunt. You can keep this location secret from your guests to provide a real surprise at the end or you can reveal the location to them to give them an extra incentive! If you are not familiar with London’s restaurants, you might find this part of our service valuable.

Pick-ups and Drop-offs

We will pick-up your guests at any central London location that you specify. (Pick-ups outside of central London can be arranged. An extra charge may apply depending on the location.)

We will deliver your guests at the end of the Treasure Hunt to any central London location that you specify. (Drop-offs outside of central London can be arranged. An extra charge may apply depending on the location.) The last location on the Treasure Hunt is the likely drop-off point, usually a restaurant where your guests can celebrate and compare their Tales of the Hunt.

Reliable Service

We are an established London Black Taxi Cab service with a proven track record of customer satisfaction. Read what our customers are saying about us.

Custom Treasure Hunts

We can help you customise a treasure hunt to suit your interests. Perhaps you would like a Treasure Hunt of Historical Buildings or even a Harry Potter Treasure Hunt. Let us know what you need and we will be happy to help with our extensive knowledge of London.

Why a Treasure Hunt?

Treasure Hunts are perfect for

• Family Celebrations
• Anniversary and Birthday Gifts
• Wedding Festivities
• Entertaining Clients and Guests
• Staff Parties
• Team Building
• Post- and Pre-Conference Activities
• Hen and Stag Nights
• Tours of London. See London and have fun at the same time!
• Just for the fun of it! Treat yourself to a fun day or night out in London. See London in a new and unique way.

Prices

We love Treasure Hunts and we like being competitive! We will strive to meet or beat any quotes you receive elsewhere.

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We just had to share this email that we just received from our customer Mo.

I used London Taxi Cabs.com on 21st November 2009 for the first time. I am wheelchair user living in the Midlands and travelled with family to London to see a west end show. The organisation of London Taxi Cabs.com was very impressive from the moment of first point of contact. Regular contact was made between myself and the company to confirm pick up location, driver name, mobile tel number and registration details.

We were picked up in a Mercedes vito taxi cab outside London Euston train station. The taxi cab was able to take me and my family (total of 6 of us) whilst the usual black taxi cab could only take 5 people. Whilst I am unable to mobilise myself from the wheelchair to the seat in the taxi cab, with family assistance I could sit in one of the taxi seats. The driver took the wheelchair and stowed it in the taxi cab.

The driver, John Farmer, was very helpful and nothing was too much trouble for him. We took a visit to Covent Garden and the driver showed us where the theatre was before dropping us off at Covent Garden – thus making it very easy to find our way back to the Theatre. The same driver picked us up directly outside the Theatre in heavy rain – again nothing was too much trouble for him. Plenty of fun banter on both journeys too which added to the fun!

I would definitely use London Taxi Cabs.com again. It took the hassle out of trying to flag down a taxi cab in London on a Saturday and made the day out stress free.

–from Mo on 22 November 2009

“Thanks Mo! It was a pleasure serving you and your lovely family!”

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Good morning

I am wondering if you can help me,

Late yesterday evening, around 11.30 pm, I was hopelessly lost in my old Audi car somewhere in the City(!) needing to collect my husband from Coleman Street, EC2.

After driving around aimlessly for over an hour I noticed a black cab (or rather dark green cab) pulling into a block of flats and stopped him to ask if he could help me by providing directions. It soon became clear it was quite a complicated route and amazingly he offered to lead me. .

He took me straight to Coleman Street, checked I was OK, and then drove away, All I know is the first part of his number plate, N980, but would very much like to have the opportunity of sending him a note or message to thank him properly because without him I would probably still be wandering the streets! I was obviously quite a long way from Coleman Street but was finding it very difficult to stop in heavy traffic to ask for help.

Can you help me to identify him so that I can hopefully direct a message of thanks to him?

Kind regards

Jean Booker

I suggested contacting the Public Carriage Office who will be more than pleased to pass on this message.

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London’s raw food scene is exploding.

After decades of raw food diets provoking gasps of disbelief, London’s raw food scene has moved into the city’s mainstream health food movement with a burgeoning network of restaurants, market stalls, delivery services, workshops and lifestyle events.

Raw food or ‘live food’ dishes are made from produce – usually but not always unprocessed, organic and vegan – cooked at a temperature below 48C (warmer than body temperature, but still not even half way between frozen and boiling water). On raw food websites it is often referred to as ‘high vibrational food’, some theories suggesting that, being uncooked, ‘live’ foods have more enzymes and a higher nutrient content than cooked ‘dead’ foods.

Chad Sarno, culinary mastermind behind Saf, London’s most high-end raw food restaurant that opened in April 2008, says. ‘I find terms like “high vibrational” alienate people. Basically it’s food in its purest, freshest form, so of course it’s healthier and in my opinion tastier than cooked food.’

The Saf menu includes dishes that sound impossible to create from raw ingredients: beetroot ravioli and Chinese pancakes share the line up with pad Thai and autumn risotto.

At Dragonfly Wholefoods in Highgate the menu offers sumptuous falafel, pizza, sunflower burgers and onion bread available in all their uncooked glory.

Many of these dishes wouldn’t be possible without a dehydrator, the ovens of the raw world. The one other staple to create such dishes is a heavy-duty blender, this also being essential for making nut milks, butters and cheeses.

‘Everything you know about cooking you throw out the window,’ says Sarno. ‘There’s no direct raw equivalent for, say, frying or roasting. It’s a totally different science.’ The techniques in raw cookery revolve around soaking, sprouting, blending and dehydrating, all techniques Sarno whisks students through in a whistlestop tour during his three-hour Introduction To Raw Cuisine class.

Many raw food enthusiasts make claims of improved health on switching to a raw food diet, but one benefit which is more palpable is weight loss – a strictly followed raw food diet is an almost guaranteed route to shedding pounds. Some feel it also has a massive impact on your general wellbeing.

London’s Raw Food Restaurants and Cafés

Saf
A sophisticated restaurant offering gourmet vegan and raw cuisine with starters from £5 and mains from £10. The winter menu is 50 per cent raw with this going up to 75 per cent in the summer. The level of culinary artisanship will delight all lovers of food, carnivores included. Classes and event catering available.
152-154 Curtain Rd, EC2A 3AT
www.safrestaurant.co.uk

Dragonfly Wholefoods
Since opening in August 2007 Dragonfly has transformed from wholefood shop with vegetarian café at rear into one of London’s best raw-vegan destinations with a daily buffet, selection of dishes (soup £5.96, falafel £10.95) and products made on-site to buy in the store at front. London-wide delivery available.
24 Highgate High St, N6 5JG
www.villagewholefoods.co.uk

VitaOrganic
Open for two years, Vita is an early pioneer of London’s raw food scene. There’s a daily pay-per-scoop buffet of 20 vibrant dishes – at least half of which are raw or slow cooked, raw soups (£3.90), raw cakes and truffles.
74 Wardour St, W1F OTE
www.vitaorganic.co.uk

InSpiral Lounge
Now a year old, InSpiral is a raw and vegan food hotspot and buzzing events space. Run by the Ekopia Project collective it has a ‘festival’ feeling, minimal electro pumping out while people drink algae juice and tuck into raw soups and truffles.
250 Camden High St, NW1 8QS
www.inspiralled.net

The Bonnington Café
The chef behind gourmet raw delivery service Raw Fairies cooks up a feast every second, fourth and fifth Sunday of the month at this long-established community vegan and vegetarian restaurant. Starters cost £3, main courses £7.
11 Vauxhall Grove, SW8 1TD

Tony’s Hemp Store
Since re-opening, it has revamped its vegetarian menu to include raw falafels, burgers, sprouted salads and chocolates. Raw takeaway boxes are also available.
10 Caledonian Rd, N1 9DU
Telephone: 020 7837 5223

Alchemy
This excellent juice bar offers a range of juices, seed milks and Brazilian blends in chic surrounds. It now offers a range of raw chocolates and cakes.
Unit 101, Stables Market, Chalk Farm Rd, NW1 8AH
www.alchemythecentre.co.uk

Hornbeam Café
This homely community café in Walthamstow frequently plays host to raw food events, pot luck suppers and talks.
458 Hoe St, E17 9AH
www.hornbeam.org.uk

London’s Raw Food Market Stalls, Catering & Delivery

Rainforest Creations
This pioneering raw company take delicious fare to markets across London. Find it at Hammersmith Market on Thursdays, Old Spitalfields Market on Fridays, Chelsea Market and Russell Square on Saturdays, and Spitalfields and Wood Green on Sundays. Only the wraps are not raw.
www.rainforestcreations.co.uk

Raw Fairies
A raw delivery service for those without the time to create the diet themselves. from £29.50 per day for three days, or as little as £22.50 per day for 30 days or more. The meals include one drink, two salads and one dehydrated cuisine meal. Chocolate, desserts and cakes are also available.
Unit 21, Grand Union Centre, West Row, W10 5AS
www.rawfairies.com

London’s Raw Food Classes

Sweet Sensations
A godsend for the health conscious with an insatiable sweet tooth, these three-hour hands-on raw chocolate- and dessert-making workshops led by Liz Bugrave are more than worth the £45 fee.
www.sweetsensations.uk.com

The Raw Food Nutrition Party
Let chef Peter Pure host a raw dinner party for you at your house (or his) or let him create a bespoke culinary class for your specific dietary needs.
www.rawfoodparty.com

Catherine Parker
Hands-on raw food workshops at Catherine’s N4 home. She provides all the ingredients to make the dishes (which students are free to eat) and sells larger quantities of ingredients at the end of each session.
www.cathparker.wordpress.com/workshops

Kitchen Buddy
Theresa Webb leads a range of raw nutrition, meal-creation classes, shopping and demonstration classes. Call for prices.
www.kitchenbuddy.eu

Jill Swyers
Health educator Jill Swyers leads weekend-long workshops that focus on the core principles of raw living – sprouting, preparation of vegetable juices and dehydrating foods. £150 for a weekend workshop.
www.jillswyers.com

Raw Food Websites

There are several raw food websites that can tell you more about the raw food diet lifestyle. Some of the best ones are

Raw Foods Miracle for ideas, recipes, a forum, books, and more. Their Web Resources page lists many more good websites full of information.

Eating for Energy is a revolutionary living foods nutrition ebook. Learn how to eat and transform how you look, feel, and perform through living plant-based whole foods. Includes a 12 week plan, over 100 recipes, and a special fitness nutrition component.

Gone Raw for sharing raw vegan recipes and advice.

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Jim Carrey, his girlfriend Jenny McCarthy and more for the world premiere of Disney’s ‘A Christmas Carol’ in London’s Leicester Square, where Jim dishes about his festive animated film and hilarious holiday memories.

“When you get a chance to do great literature with an amazing cast … and a director with a vision and a track record of doing beautiful stories, you’ve just got to count your lucky stars,”

“His performance is a tour de force. He’s the best Scrooge ever,” raves director Robert Zemeckis.

Meanwhile, the premiere broke four Guinness world records. One for the largest sing-a-long as 13,000 people sang “Silent Night.” The other records were for the largest 3-D film premiere across 28 cinemas in the UK; the widest distribution for a 3-D film; and Zemeckis himself broke a record for being the most successful 3-D live-action film maker.

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Keira Knightley has cancelled her close-ups in front of movie cameras for a while so she can make her stage debut in the West End in December.

Last night, the Oscar-nominated actress was said to be ‘terrified but excited’ about appearing in a modern-day version of Moliere’s 17th century masterpiece The Misanthrope, in which she will play a flirtatious Hollywood film star, joining an ensemble cast led by Royal Shakespeare Company and National Theatre actor Damian Lewis, who plays the title role.

Tara Fitzgerald and Dominic Rowan will also star. Rehearsals start the middle of next month, with preview performances at the Comedy Theatre from December 7 and an official opening night on December 17.

However, Keira’s preparations have already begun. She has been working with a voice coach and having singing lessons to help with voice projection.

The actress is a child of the theatre and, in a sense, has been preparing for this her whole life. ‘It’s in my blood,’ she told me once, reminding me that the first time we met it was backstage when she was a baby.

She was, indeed, ‘born in a trunk’, and would often accompany her parents  -  mother Sharman Macdonald is a playwright and father Will Knightley an actor (he’s currently about the only actor in Calendar Girls to keep his clothes on) – on theatre tours.

As Damian, her future leading man, noted: ‘She’s been surrounded by theatre all her life. ‘She also knows of the importance of being part of a company of actors.

‘It’s not the bloody Keira Knightley show,’ she joked to one friend. That point was underscored by director Thea Sharrock who, interestingly, directed Daniel Radcliffe in his revealing stage debut in Equus.

‘Keira’s right – it’s not the Keira Knightley show. She’s the leading lady because she has the biggest female role, but she’s not the lead part. This is Damian’s show.

‘I signed up to work with Damian Lewis because it’s brilliant to get him back on stage. And along the way we happened to get Keira Knightley, which is fantastic and I’m very excited but, you know, it’s in that order.’

However, both Damian and Sharrock were clearly thrilled to be working with Keira because, however small her name is on the marquee, her star power will bring in punters.

When Sharrock met Keira, the director said she knew the actress was ready for the theatre.

‘It’s not a whim on her part,’ she told me. ‘She’s absolutely ready to come into this vulnerable position – and I’m interested in working with her, to push her in a way that I don’t think she has been pushed before because although she has worked with amazing directors, film doesn’t work like that.’

Sharrock pointed to Radcliffe’s growth as an actor after runs in Equus in London and New York, and how that richness is starting to show in his screen work.

The actors will work from a version of The Misanthrope shaped by Martin Crimp 15 years ago and first performed at the Young Vic with Ken Stott. Damian explained that it’s an entirely updated version of the play, originally written in 1666, where Moliere was venting his anger at the ‘insincerity and vacuousness and shallowness of society around him’. ‘

These are people who live to be seen at the latest play, to be wearing the latest fashion, to be generally complimenting and flattering anyone they see in order to further their way up the greasy social pole,’ he said.

Crimp has taken Moliere’s characters and turned them into a playwright (Damian’s character, Alceste), a critic, an agent, a journalist and others on the social whirl, plus an actress, known as Celimene in Moliere’s original but now called Jennifer (the role Keira will play).

‘Jennifer’s a young American starlet and everyone within the play is going: “Why on earth are you in love with her? She’s sh**ging everything that moves. ..”‘ Damian explained.

The actor observed that there has always been a need for ‘what’s current, what’s fashionable’. ‘It was true in 1666. It was true when Martin Crimp’s version was written 15 years ago and it’s true now,’ said Damian, who was speaking from the set of the movie Your Highness, which is shooting in Belfast.

Crimp is working with Sharrock on bringing his 1994 version bang up to date. Keira’s character, Jennifer, is a piece of work; a type I meet time and time again. But very different from Keira herself who, away from the limelight, is not a party girl at all and who, away from the red carpet, couldn’t give a fig about fashion.

‘She’s as normal as they come,’ Sharrock agreed. However, I’m fascinated by the fact that this is the second role Keira has taken that essays aspects of movie stardom.

In London Boulevard, a film she shot for director William Monahan opposite Colin Farrell, she plays a reclusive screen star, besieged by paparazzi, who gets involved with an ex-con. And now she opts to play a spoilt American starlet in The Misanthrope.

‘I love the fact that she’s attracted to the role and that she gets the humour of it. She gets that she’s a massive star about to play a massive star, and that’s ironic, that’s hilarious and she’s big enough to rise above that,’ Sharrock told me.

Keira and her partner Rupert Friend can rehearse at home together. As has been mentioned here before, Mr Friend makes his own stage debut in The Little Dog Laughed, which is opening at the Garrick in January.

Along with London Boulevard, Keira has two other movies due out next year. They are Never Let Me Go, based on Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, and an American picture she shot in New York called Last Night.

She has also been in talks about starring in a new film version of the musical My Fair Lady, which Danny Boyle had hoped to direct, but he has withdrawn from the project. It won’t shoot now until 2011.

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