Before I became a mum, life felt... uncomplicated. I trained because I loved it. Some weeks five days. Sometimes six. I worked hard and climbed the career ladder. I went away or booked a restaurant without a single second thought. I could spend an entire Saturday doing whatever I wanted. Usually that meant a long walk along the Thames in Putney, ending up at a riverside pub in Hammersmith, losing track of the time. There was room for all the different parts of me. Then came o

We used to go out to drink and dance, now it feels like every event has a wellness twist. We’re running, hiking, spinning, pilate-ing, but we’ve brought the music, fashion, drinks, brands and social rituals with us. So when did late-night bar hopping bowed down to wellness raves? I've spent a lot of my career creating experiences around sport and entertainment for huge brands, sports teams and agencies. Creating, pop-ups., fan experiences, brand activations, hospitality, and

What a summer in Bordeaux taught me about the future of wine. Chateau La Verriére, Bordeaux, Entre-deux-Mers I've spent a fair amount of time in Bordeaux this summer. Drinking the wine, obviously. But also talking to the people who grow it, walking through vineyards and hearing first-hand about what's changing. And then came the fires. Watching parts of south-west France burn this summer, alongside devastating fires across Spain and other parts of Europe, has been incredibly