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Welcome to salaam namaste, a modern indian restaurant in the heart of london's bloomsbury district, just two minutes walk from russell square tube station. The phrase salaam namaste is a traditional indian welcome which restaurateur musabbir karim – known as sabir – extends to all guests who visit his restaurant in search of great cooking from the subcontinent. Sabir is passionate about food and has worked in some of the top restaurants in the capital. salaam namaste is different from other indian restaurants because of its innovative and imaginative menu which includes dishes from different regions as well as the classics of indian cookery.

SCHULLER OPTICIANS BRING YOU AN INSPIRING SELECTION OF EXCITING INTERNATIONAL DESIGNER EYEWEAR SOURCED FROM AROUND THE WORLD.

BARUCH SCHULLER OPENED HIS FIRST PRACTICE, ONE OF THE FIRST 'BOUTIQUE'OPTICIANS IN THE COUNTRY ON TRENDY LAMBS CONDUIT STREET IN 1991. HE WAS IN THE VANGUARD OF THOSE BRINGING A STYLISH RETAIL EXPERIENCE TO THIS BEAUTIFUL GEORGIAN STREET, ONE OF THE BEST PRESERVED IN LONDON.

A HIGHLY SKILLED OPTOMETRIST, WHO'S FATHER AND GRANDFATHER BEFORE HIM WERE OPTICIANS TOO, BARUCH HAS BEEN AT THE FOREFRONT OF FASHION EYEWEAR FOR MUCH OF HIS LIFE AND IS AN EXPERIENCED CLINICIAN. HIS CLINICS HAVE THE LATEST TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES FOR EYE EXAMINATION INCLUDING OPTOS © RETINAL IMAGING AND HE ALSO PROVIDES A FULL CONTACT LENS SERVICE.

AN ENTHUSIASTIC AND TALENTED TEAM OF DISPENSING OPTICIANS, SOME OF WHOM HAVE ASSISTED HIM OVER THE LAST 15 YEARS, IS ON HAND TO ADVISE ON FRAME AND LENS CHOICES AND ALL HAVE ADVANCED KNOWLEDGE OF THE LATEST OPTICAL SOLUTIONS.

St George's is a C of E church in Central London with a heart for Jesus and a heart for Holborn. Whether you live in greater London or are just visiting, we invite you to join us for worship, prayer, or just a cup of tea or coffee.

The £24 million facelift of The Brunswick has paid off. Gone is the dilapidated, windswept urban jungle; the bustling modern and spacious shopping and eating hotspot has arrived. Nearly forty years on from its original construction the 1960's vision of renowned architect Patrick Hodgkinson is now complete. The re-opening of the Brunswick, located opposite Russell Square underground is an important example of urban mixed use development with strong associations with Bloomsbury. Today visitors of The Brunswick are spoilt for choice. Set in one of London's most historic and culturally exciting villages the Brunswick is not only great for shopping and dining, but also is the renaissance of one of London's most well known listed buildings.

A unique coffee bar on Great Ormond Street serving the best coffee in Bloomsbury.

The Foundling Museum tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, London's first home for abandoned children and of three major figures in British history: its campaigning founder the philanthropist Thomas Coram, the artist William Hogarth and the composer George Frideric Handel. This remarkable collection of art, period interiors and social history is now housed in a restored and refurbished building adjacent to the original site of the Hospital, demolished in 1928.

The Georgian Group is the British charity for the preservation of buildings dating from the period 1700-1840. Our intervention has helped save many such buildings from destruction and has protected others from unsympathetic alterations.

Transition Bloomsbury was started in late 2008 by us: Marietta and Todd. It was a rational and emotional response to several years of fervent reading about the likelihood of dwindling access to 'easy oil' and growing international scientific consensus that supported global climate change.

Limited edition print of Lambs Conduit Street by Vic Lee