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Whether he’s painting the Queen or locals in Belfast, Colin Davidson brings a unique twist to his portraits. Emelia Hamilton-Russell…
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Money makes the world go round, and nothing will curb carbon emissions quite like starving it of the money it…
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The latest issue of Spear’s is an embarrassment of riches, covering the best in luxury, as well as everything from…
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On the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, Friedrich zu Solms-Baruth explains why he is still waging…
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Ancient mythology and the ghosts of a now-dormant fishing industry bring the mystical Egadi islands alive, writes Sillvia Marchetti ‘Forget…
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Christopher Jackson visits Mykonos – and finds a gem of a boutique hotel just before the season starts Mykonos is…
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When it comes to property and education – it’s all about finding the proper fit, write Hannah Aykroyd and Richard…
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You’ll come for the luxury – but it’s the big heart of this Indonesian retreat that makes Nihi Sumba unforgettable,…
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This new contemporary French Bistro will more than satisfy fine and casual diners alike, writes Arun Kakar Bruton’s Place is…
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Pinch Punch First of the Month: From cinema to books, art and eating out, this is the Spear’s guide to…
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Claridges, the Connaught and the London Library, are among the venues celebrating Mayfair’s cultural history this Autumn, writes Hugo Inkson…
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Andrew Harris heads to the Loire Valley and discovers that the meticulous renovation of Château du Grand-Lucé is neither staid…
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The question of ‘gardens and grounds’ can have a substantial impact on tax liability upon estate purchase and sale, writes…
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Medispas have melded the worlds of medicine and spas to create enviable all-round wellness centres, writes Jo Foley Medispa is…
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British-born real estate investor Laurence Geller on how he became a ‘serial philanthropist’ Interview by Rasika Sittamparam I made my…
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New research from Boodle Hatfield has found that the UK’s art exports are surging as Brexit comes to bear, writes…
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The best Modern architects seem to share the same values of human scale and local distinctiveness as the Classicists, writes…
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Whether it’s from Alsace, Germany or even the New World, a good Riesling is very hard to beat, writes Jonathan…
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The government have suggested an independent audit for all ‘Golden Visas’, but that may not be necessary, writes Philip Barth…
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Dormant accounts seem to represent the closest thing to a ‘free money tree’ that charities could wish for, but they…
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