London Mums Magazine

Chocolate chunk nut cookies – Recipe donated by Celia Brooks to Lumos, charity founded by Harry Potter author JK Rowling

Oct 18 2011

Chocolate chunk nut cookies **Recipe donated by Celia Brooks** to LUMOS, charity founded by Harry Potter author JK Rowling.

Tibits, a parents’ paradise in Central London

Oct 16 2011

In the heart of Central London, in Heddon Street (off Regents Street) London Mums have found a top child-friendly restaurant, cafe’, self-service, with a ‘customer is king’ approach. Tibits is where I met Gail Porter for an interview to appear in the London Mums magazine issue 5 (winter 2011/spring 2012).

Experienced nanny available for part-time work in Putney area

Oct 14 2011

Experienced nanny – French girl looking for part-time work as a nanny in the Putney area (SW London)

Lewisham local residents can take sport classes at £1 per session at Downham Health & Leisure Centre

Oct 14 2011

Downham Health & Leisure Centre is helping keep teenagers and young adults active this autumn with three exciting new courses, which are being delivered locally as part of the Sportivate programme. Starting on 11 October and for just £1 per session, local residents can sign up for the new Boxing Fitness, Indoor Cycling and Swim 4 Fitness.

Win amazing prizes by bringing the RIO Carnival Spirit home!

Oct 14 2011

Here’s your chance to have your five minutes of fame with Rio! Just bring the Rio Carnival spirit home and show us your party, either in a picture or a video. The winning party will be filmed to feature in a national TV advert broadcast during The X Factor! You could be famous like Blu! You’ll also win an amazing party prize package worth £1k including gaming consoles and games. 10 runners up will win a copy of the film on Triple Play featuring the Carnival Party Edition and a goody bag.

Help is available for career-break teachers who want to return to the classroom

Oct 13 2011

A new survey, commissioned by the TDA, estimates that at least 16,000 teachers who left the classroom in the past five years have tried to return, without success. Over one third are under the age of 40 and of those who are secondary teachers, one-third are qualified to teach core shortage subjects – maths, sciences and modern languages.