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Culture, food, fashion, shopping, history and property MARYLEBONE JOURNAL JUNE / JULY 2013 DEEP HEAT FREE Inspired Eating. Effortless Elegance. Located in the heart of London’s West End at the top of Regent Street, Roux at The Landau brings together the legendary Albert Roux and Michel Roux Jr. to the kitchen for the fi rst time in 19 years. The Roux trademark style of classically-constructed French dishes, blended with today’s tastes for lighter choices is tastefully delivered in the stunning David Collins designed dining room. www.rouxatthelandau.com The Langham, 1c Portland Place, Regent Street, London W1B 1JA T +44 (0)20 7965 0165 Roux Master Ad 2012 Master.indd 1 23/1/12 16:11:59 01—MARYLEBONE JOURNAL CULTURE, FOOD, FASHION, SHOPPING, HISTORY AND PROPERTY marylebonejournal.com @MaryleboneJrnl 06: Estate briefing The inside track on the Marylebone Summer Fayre People 08: Local lives Bruce Fogle, veterinary surgeon Features 12: Hard yards The tale of a restaurateur, a desert and a ridiculous test of body and mind 18: Big interview England cricket star Stuart Broad on playing at Lord’s Culture 22: Austen maestro Simon Reade on adapting Pride and Prejudice for the stage 26: Laroque & roll Christina Laroque, the leader and vocal coach of the Marylebone Rock Choir 28: Book reviews Daunt Books’ offerings read and assessed 18: 30: Culture in brief An exhibition of cricket memorabilia and some late night music 34: 34: Guide Cultural events in June and July Style 38: Let it flow Young Marylebone-based designer Charlotte Simpson 42: Flat earth Jackie Modlinger catches up with French Sole founder Jane Winkworth 44: Style in brief German brand Oska, and a jewellery buyer from Oliver Bonas 46: What’s in? 10 Crosby at KJ’s Laundry Food 48: Petite France Le Vieux Comptoir brings a taste of France to the middle of Marylebone 52: Purl jam The bar at the forefront of London’s recent cocktail renaissance 54: Food & me Michael Dallaway of Dallaways Cherries 52: 56: Food in brief A rib of beef recipe, a new cocktail, and wines with vegetables History 60: At home with the general One of the most glamorous celebrities in Victorian Marylebone Health 64: A word in your ear Audiologist Adam Shulberg on treating hearing loss in the 21st century 66: Health in brief A new wellbeing studio in a Marylebone townhouse Space 68: Care in the community A major refurbishment of the crypt below St Marylebone Parish Church 70: Space in brief An agent profile, a place of interest and a property of the month 74: Property advertising MJ Jun 13 Contents 1-3.indd 2 29/05/2013 13:57:45 02—MARYLEBONE JOURNAL EDITOR’S LETTER STUMPED Mark Riddaway Editor Cricket, let’s face it, is a fairly divisive subject. To some Mark Riddaway 020 7401 7297 it is the sporting equivalent of a Coleridge poem—richly [email protected] Deputy editor textured, extremely long, sometimes gently narcotic, Viel Richardson 020 7401 7297 sometimes exploding with tension. To others, it’s 22 men [email protected] in jumpers hanging around in a field for five days with Assistant editor Clare Finney every possibility that neither side will ever actually win. Our Silk Crepe de Chine is bluesign® 020 7401 7297 certified, which means it’s dyed without [email protected] hazardous chemicals and uses minimal Advertising Some people just don’t like sport, and even many of the water. Colour without compromise. Donna Earrey 020 7401 2772 [email protected] people who do love sport (including those of every single Publisher nation not colonised by the Victorians) find cricket LSC Publishing Unit 11 La Gare entirely baffling. So to devote not one but two features 51 Surrey Row London SE1 0BZ to this most esoteric of pass-times might seem a little lscpublishing.com indulgent. Add to that an article about ultra-marathons Contributors Jean-Paul Aubin-Parvu, Glyn Brown, Shannon Denny (although that isn’t really about sport—it’s about grit Joseph Fox, Sasha Garwood, Robert Giorgione, Tom Hughes, and guts and grieving) and there’s a serious risk that the Jackie Modlinger less sports minded among you might be using this edition Design Mike Turner for cat litter sooner than usual. 01892 614 346 [email protected] Print Warwick Printing But in a Marylebone magazine, cricket is a subject Distribution that cannot be ignored, and for one good reason: the Letterbox Marylebone Cricket Club. The MCC—ostensibly NEXT ISSUE: August still a small local sports club—is the custodian of the marylebonejournal.com laws of the game and the overlord of its most famous Twitter: @MaryleboneJrnl ground—Lord’s—and hence has an extraordinary level The Marylebone Journal is owned and sponsored by The Howard de Walden Estate and produced on its behalf of influence over this global sport. There aren’t many by LSC Publishing. The Estate is the majority landowner for a large area of local magazines that can claim as one of their own an Marylebone, including Marylebone High Street and Harley Street. institution with such an unlikely international reach— unless, as rumoured, the Mayfair Rotary Club really is the shadowy cabal behind the One World Government of shape-shifting lizard-men. But it probably isn’t. MARYLEBONE HIGH STREET EILEENFISHER.CO.UK Editor of the Year 2011: Mark Riddaway Writer of the Year 2011: Viel Richardson MJ Jun 13 Contents 1-3.indd 3 30/05/2013 10:22:46 Eileen Fisher, Inc. Publication: Marylebone Journal Issue: April/May Material Close Date: March 14, 2013 Name of Ad: Emma OGS Measurements: (Depth x Width in mm) Trim: 200mm wide x 250mm high Bleed: 000 x 000 Type: 000 x 000 Our Silk Crepe de Chine is bluesign® certified, which means it’s dyed without hazardous chemicals and uses minimal water. Colour without compromise. MARYLEBONE HIGH STREET EILEENFISHER.CO.UK MJ Jun 13 Contents 1-3.indd 4 29/05/2013 13:57:46 Eileen Fisher, Inc. Publication: Marylebone Journal Issue: April/May Material Close Date: March 14, 2013 Name of Ad: Emma OGS Measurements: (Depth x Width in mm) Trim: 200mm wide x 250mm high Bleed: 000 x 000 Type: 000 x 000 04—MARYLEBONE JOURNAL ADVERTISING SPECIALIST MARYLEBONE OFFICE, RETAIL AND RATING PROPERTY AGENTS Wiltshire Daniels have moved to 31A Thayer Street Marylebone London W1U 2QS 020 7529 5555 [email protected] www.wiltshiredaniels.com MJ Jun 13 Ads 4-5.indd 1 29/05/2013 09:12:56 05—MARYLEBONE JOURNAL ADVERTISING ROGER POPE & PARTNERS INDEPENDENT OPTICIANS 41 New Cavendish Street, By Appointment to London W1G 9T W Her Majesty The Queen Dispensing Opticians Tel: 020 7935 2124 Roger Pope & Partners London Email: [email protected] www.rogerpope.co.uk MJ Jun 13 Ads 4-5.indd 2 29/05/2013 09:13:02 06—MARYLEBONE JOURNAL ESTATE BRIEFING STREET SUMMER IN FOOD THE CITY For years now, the welcome The Marylebone Summer Fayre is coming presence of The Ginger Pig to town—and with your help it can and La Fromagerie on Moxon provide a big windfall for a worthy cause Street has ensured that this little road has developed a The Marylebone Summer Fayre is reputation as something of coming to town again on Sunday a foodie destination. Now 16th June—now firmly established this reputation is set to be as one of the best and most engaging bolstered by the arrival of a community events in London. handful of new but similarly As well as entertaining vast crowds high quality food retailers. of people and showcasing the very The delightful wine merchant best that Marylebone has to offer, and deli Le Vieux Comptoir, one of the main functions of the whose story is told in this fayre has always been to raise money issue’s food section, is already for charity, and this year’s beneficiary in place, and this summer will will again be Kids Company, a charity see the arrival, in the recently that provides practical, emotional reconfigured Shoon unit, of and educational support to many the hugely popular Rococo of London’s most vulnerable inner- chocolate shop, which is city children. The charity runs two moving from the high street, street level centres, a therapy house and Aubaine—a restaurant, in south London, a drop-in provision boulangerie and pâtisserie. in Camden, and therapeutic and Every Sunday, the farmers’ social work services in over 30 schools market adds to the flavour of around the capital. It reaches more the area by setting up in the than 17,000 children, offering bands will keep performing until Moxon Street carpark. 2013 them safety, support and hope for 8pm, meaning even more time for marks the tenth anniversary the future. the music to play and the tills to ring. of the market—a notable Many of the area’s restaurants and As well as funding and organising the achievement and one well retailers are again offering punters event, the Howard de Walden Estate worth celebrating for the the chance to add £1 to their bill for is covering all the costs of the popular wonderful atmosphere that it Kids Company. The retailers have Festival Bar—this means that every has done so much to foster. also come together to provide a penny spent there goes directly to The market will be out in spectacular haul of prizes for a huge Kids Company. There aren’t many force for the summer fayre, fundraising tombola, which is being occasions in life when you can as will the Moxon Street food run on the day by the estate agency sup Pimm’s or beer while feeling retailers.
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