Olly Mann and The Week Unwrapped’s Joe Evans are joined by IT Pro’s features editor Jane McCallion. This week: the online age has given rise to new kinds of assets – digital possessions, but do they have any real-world value and what will happen to them when we die?
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To keep you entertained and engaged, we have a pick of some great events, workshops and activities to get stuck into as we move into February, from Formula One races to cocktail-making classes. Click here to see the list.
The earliest months of the year are traditionally the quietest, but after a few months of inactivity there’s no doubt many of you are keen to keep busy and entertained.
We have a pick of some great events, workshops and activities to get stuck into as we move into February, from Formula One races to cocktail-making classes.
Cooking with Tom Aikens
One of the silver linings of 2020 was the opportunity for many of us to invest time in quality home cooking, but come 2021, you might be feeling that it’s time to expand your repertoire of recipes further. Michelin star-winning chef Tom Aikens can help you build up your cooking skills with @CookingWithTomAikens, a private Instagram account featuring a host of live and pre-recorded cookery classes. Aikens offers weekly tips and tricks, and there are opportunities to ask him questions about the recipes and to receive personal pointers from a real pro.
Christmas 2020 was an unusually quiet affair for most of us, so chances are you’re feeling well-rested going into January and keen to make the most of the new year.
To keep you entertained and engaged, we’ve got a selection of the best online and mail-order activities out there, from cheese tasting at home to a virtual fine art fair and more.
The Virtual Mayfair Antiques & Fine Art Fair
Many of us are spending much more time indoors than ever before, so after 2020 it will be understandable if you feel your home needs a refresh, and The Virtual Mayfair Antiques & Fine Art Fair is here to help. Launched in 2013, the annual Mayfair Antiques & Fine Art Fair is one of the many events that is pivoting to a virtual version. It will instead be running from the fair’s website and social media feeds, giving you virtual access to 43 stands from a broad mix of dealers offering furniture and artworks to add a new dimension to the rooms in your house.
The Christmas holidays are almost upon us, and though it promises to be a festive season like no other, you’re probably still keen to find some fun and interesting ways to fill you time as we approach the shortest days of the year.
Luckily we’ve got you covered, with the pick of the best physical and online events – from traditional carols to castle getaways – as well as delicious treats to order straight to your door.
Christmas at Bovey Castle
Make Christmas and New Year magic with a trip to Bovey Castle, nestled on Devon’s legendary Dartmoor. Transformed into a winter wonderland for the holiday season, this mansion-turned-hotel offers a range of rooms, a spa and easy access to some of England’s most beautiful countryside. Activities include festive tea, private dining, a golf tournament and guided walks – as well as a treasure hunt and a visit from Father Christmas for your little ones.
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