Welcome to London Marylebone

Great news, Dream Retro has now moved to the sumptuous and beautiful Alfies Antique Market, Marylebone, in the heart of Central London. Open Tuesday - Saturday 2nd Floor 10.00 - 6.00

Shop SO42/43, Alfies Antique Market, 13-25 Church Street, Marylebone, London, NW8 8DT

Not sure if this is connected, but I came across a reference to the Marylebone Ladies Rifle Club, Devonshire Place. Looks like one or more of the female SOE members shot there during WWII. Was trying to find out more about it myself.

The sensational Jimmy Hammond makes a welcome return to London with his exhilarating live show. Dressed head to toe in original American vintage threads, singing and playing pumping piano driven boogie woogie and rhythm and blues from the 40's and 50's. A power-house performer that captures the spirit, passion and energy of the pre rock 'n' roll era.

Saturday 14th February 2015

8 pm – 12 am

Entry £5.00/£3 students/unwaged

Jump Jive and Shout

The Victory (off Edgware Rd behind Argos)

4 Brendon Street

Marylebone

London W1H 5HE

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live music from Jimmy Hammond.

Saturday 14th February 2015

8 pm – 12 am

Entry £5.00/£3 students/unwaged

The Victory

4 Brendon Street

London W1H 5HE

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live rockabilly show from Fever.8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

13th December 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland St W1W 5QU.

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Jamie Rowan's Boogie Lightnin'.8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

8th November 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland St W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live music from The Devout Sceptics .8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

11th October 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland St W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live blues from Errol Linton & his blues vibes .8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged. 12th July 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland St W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Cody Lee Smart.8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged. 12th July 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Jamie Rowan's Boogie Lightnin'.8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged. 14th June 2014

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live show from The Black Kat Boppers.

8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live show from The Black Kat Boppers.

8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun, monthly jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Jamie Rowan's Boogie Lightnin'. 8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Dom Pipkin.

8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Dom Pipkin.

8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Fun jive night with vinyl dj Jen Jackson spinning pulsating, energy driven 1940’s and 50’s rhythm and blues, jump jive, doo wop, boogie woogie, blues shouters etc & live boogie woogie from Jimmy Hammond.

8pm-12 entry £5 £3 students and unwaged.

The Albany (downstairs), 240 Great Portland Street, LONDON, W1W 5QU

Hi I went to Flavia's from 1945 age 7 to 1948 when we moved, never found another Teacher like Flavia, when I was there the wreathem sisters Anne & Frances also Doreen Collins was from Marylebone, Mike Asherton (hurst) of the Springfields was in one of the shows he was only about 4yrs old & sang "California here I come" & was dressed in white satin, I often had my photo outside Met & also at State Kilburn, I did have some paper cuttings from kilburn times but have lost them now. would love to see any photo'

A great room with ur own bathroom in a very quite part of marylebone, very near the station, also very close to the city centre.

We are looking for a female house mate from the age of 18 up.

The rent as it stands is at £720 depending on council

tax of course.

If interested please don't hesitate to get in contact with me.

0207 2249 **** Julian

Same here! Living in Maryelobone, going (whenever I find time...) to LA Fitness but desperately looking for a gym with a creche! Let me know if you happen to find one! THanxx

As members of the Leasehold Advisory Group we are specialists in assisting tenants of flats or houses to extend their leases or collectively acquire the freehold of blocks of flats they occupy.

You are entitled by law to extend your lease [assuming qualification] by 90 years over and above your existing lease. The costs can be greatly reduced by appointing the market leaders in the field the Leasehold Advisory Group.

Why not give us a call and learn more.

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Exercising my Right to: Freedom of Expression, under Article 10, ECHR 1998, I wish to advise others to avoid using Marylenbone Library.

For I beilieve there are some Nasty Discrimative staff who work there.

Including a very aggressive security person called Philip.

Hello,

I live in Marylebone and I'm a dog lover but alas with no dog. I would be happy to offer my services free of charge, for dog walking either early morning, evenings or weekends.

Hi,

Could someone please recommend a yoga class, studio in Marylebone?

thanks!

Hi im looking for information on an amatuer football team who won the marylebone football league in 1938/1939. They were called Devonshire rangers. Their matches were played in regents park and reported on in the Marylebone Chronicle but no amount of web search shows up either team or newspaper. please hlep.

Yes, the Beehive PH has surely changed from what it was during the 1980s. I called in the pub earlier this year, but did not stay too long as the bar staff were asking £4-£5 for a pint of beer so that was a double negative whammy. How sad!

My mother lives in Marble Arch and is a bright and intelligent 80 years young.

My father passed away 2 years ago and my mother is just bored and lonely but doesn't know how to meet similar people to herself.

But she loves playing cards, going to the theatre etc and if she could work with someone to set up a weekly club it would give her some direction and also help a lot of others who must be in the same position.

If you are interested to take this further, please do contact me and lets help make London as much fun for our parents as it is for everyone else!

Thank you

I am looking for a beginner's scrabble and mahjong group and social club for my mother who is a senior citizen. Any advice would be appreciated. Please email me on

If you want to organise a class, toddler group, craft or reading club, you could use our basement room at Imbiss (Austrian beer food) in Seymour Place for FREE on Tuesdays-Fridays between 2 and 6pm. No hidden cost, no-one is obliged to order any food.

The room has tables and chairs, is heated, very clean, and you can play music in the background. Minimum people to book the room = 10, maximum 20.

Contact me in the first instance on

Hi,

I'm a 25 year old male looking for a flat share in Marylebone. I currently live on Wimpole Street but the lease to my flat is running out.

I am friendly/ non smoker with excellent references. I'm looking to move in August/ September. My budget is 700/800PCM.

Please email me at

Hi there! I'm 26yr professional looking for a nice flatshare in the area. Ideally I'd like to move in 1st September. My budget - approx. 700pm.

Please drop me an e-mail. Thanks.

How far is islington from marlebone station in london

I recall that during the 1980s the British Unidentified Flying Objects Research Organisation (BUFORA) used to hold monthly Saturday meetings of an afternoon or evening at the London Business School. BUFORA later relocated to the University of Westminster. Does anyone know whatever happened to the organisation? And does anyone recall whatever happened to some of the members including Jim Fawkes, Dave Atkins, Steve Gamble and Bob Digby?

London Earth Mysteries Circle

c/o The Theosophical Society

50 Gloucester Place

Marylebone

London

W1U 8EA

Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month at 7pm sharp. Varied programme.

Admission £4: Members £2.50

Email:

London Earth Mysteries Circle

c/o The Theosophical Society

50 Gloucester Place

Marylebone

London

W1U 8EA

Meetings are held on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month at 7pm sharp. Admission £4; members £2.50

Email:

My Mother and her Sister were looked after by the Sisters of Charity, when their mother died in 1923. They were about three and six at the time and spent several years there.

My Mother and her Sister were looked after by the Sisters of Charity, when their mother died in 1923. They were about three and six at the time and spent several years there.

My Mother and her Sister were looked after by the Sisters of Charity, when their mother died in 1923. They were about three and six at the time and spent several years there.

The Research into Lost Knowledge Organisation is an organisation providing a platform for the dissemination of hidden knowledge incorporated in myth and legend, number and geometry, art and music, architectural proportion, megalithic structures and the geomantic layout of cities and landscape.

On the last Friday of the month we hold meetings at the address shown below:-

Research into Lost Knowledge Organisation

C/o The Theosophical Society

50 Gloucester Place

Marylebone

London

W1H 3HJ

Tel: (020) 8977 4663 (Robert Harris - Chairman)

Email:

Hi , I'm a 29 year old Irish girl who will be moving to London at the end of March/April. I'm a Solicitor (please dont let that put you off) who will be working just off Oxford street so would like to live somewhere convenient to work in the W1 area, maximum pcm(unless your place is truly a palace) £950

I would like to make contact with anyone who is interested in the St Vincent's Orphanage and School for girls, which was maintained by the Sisters/Daughters of Charity. It was in Wigmore Street, Marylebone, from 1875 to 1937, and then moved to new premises at 14 Blandford Street, Marylebone, at the beginning of 1938. The girls were evacuated to the Bristol area in September 1939 on account of the Blitz; when the war was over the school reopened, but not the orphanage. My aunt was in care at the orphanage in the 1930s. Please contact me at

Hello there,

I'm Lisa and I'm 26. I'm writing to ask about your karate classes: do you have any adult session? If yes, when, where and how much it will be.I would be really interested in joining your dojo.

Please contact me on my mobile **** ****9 or my e-mail:

barley mow is closed, but will reopen. Beehive is very changed.

Hi Lisa

Have you got your mums fill name (maiden name)

Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month at 7 pm at the address shown below:-

Diaroma Centre

Triton Square

London

NW1 3JG

Nearest tubes: Warren Street, Euston Square and Great Portland Street.

www.lemc.ic24.net

Hi Lisa

Have you got your mums fill name (maiden name) My email is

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Hi, seen your message about Madame Flavias dance school. I remember some of the names mentioned as I was there around that time. Please e.mail

Guitar Teacher Wanted for complete starter

Central London if possible

Hi there,

Did you ever get a response to your post? I am looking for the same thing & would be interested to hear what you found out.

Kind regards

I was at Flavia's during the 40's and early 50's. Was in many of the shows at the Met, Chelsea, Collins' Music Hall,etc. I remember Pat Tobin, Sheila Fish, Maureen and others.

Some time ago I heard from Mike Hurst (Flavia's son) who mentioned that he has all of his mother's photos. Would have loved to have seen some.

I live in the U.S.A. now but still recall those happy times. Would love to hear from you and other ladies from the school.

From 1964 till 1968 I was a member of the Royal Arsenal Rifle Club. Every year we used to compete in the London Busines House Rifle Championships in the Marylebone area. Could anyone remind me of the location of the range? And does anyone have any records of the results from the above period?

Thanking you for your attention in this matter.

I am not sure the two pubs listed below are what you are looking for, but I recommend the two pubs listed below:-

1: "The Beehive", Crawford Street;

2: "The Barley Mow" (?), Dorset Street, which was run by a Geordie.

The last time I drank in either of the above puts was with a pal during the early 1990s when we used attend lectures nearby.

Both pubs had a lovely ambience, a lot of history, sold real ale and good food. Had I lived in the area I would have made either of the above venues my local. But maybe things have changed during the past fifteen years'. The only thing I can suggest is to visit the taverns yourself and make your own decisions accordingly.

As from September, I shall be attending more lectures in the area so I will be reminiscene in "The Beehive" again and will spot the changes, if any.

There used to be two good pubs near you which is listed below:-

1: "The Beehive", Crawford Street;

2: "The Barley Mow" (?), Dorset Street.

The last time I visited the above venues was during the early 1990s and in those days they were very good as they sold good ale and good food; and had a lovely ambience such that had I lived in the area they would have become my local. I don't know what they are like today especially in terms of watching one's pocket so may it might be worthwhile and trying them out!

About 20/25 years ago my pal and I used to enjoy a pint in "The Beehive" pub in Crawford Street. I loved this pub as it had a village type atmosphere and a coal fire in the back room.

Another pub my pal and I used to like was "The Barley Mow (?)" in Dorset Street. This particular pub which was run by a Geordie had similar qualities. As I recall the pub had a lot of history of which I need to be reminded.

Both these pubs must have been amongst the best in London! Can anyone please tell me if the above pubs are still in operation and what they are like today.

I went to Madame Flavias school in quex road in about 1953-54 I appeared at te Metropolitain theatre in one of her shows and was in her troup of girls that appeared in Goodie Two shoes pantomime at the Brixton Empress and East Ham Palace. Have you any photos

I TREID TO HAVE INFORMATION (telephone, fax, e-mail adress, web site) ABOUT:

UNIVERSAL CONTRACTORS SERVICES LTD

MARYLBONE HIGH ST.

WIU 4PS LONDON

Hi . My Mum went to Madam Flavia`s when she was a girl. I know she would love to get some photos of herself in her dancing days!

Learn French in the comfort of your home,office or in your tutor's area with a qualified and committed native French tutor. Practical conversations are made. Private and corporate. Affordable rates.

Please call 079 40 781 749 when you are ready!

My friend is renting over there. She was looking for somebody else. If you want I can pass her your email.

Can anyone help.

Looking for information/ pictures about St Andrews church Wells street and Wells Streel

Also I need to know where No's 7 and 44 are or were in1899 and type of houses (maybe in picture?)

Hi! i too am a member at LA Fitness and am looking for a gym with creche facilities. I was wondering if you had any responses to ur posting. Would appreciate it if you cld let me know. Thankx

hi does anyone know if any of the restaurants are open on boxing day on marylebone high street?

Hi, we are a nice and friendly couple looking for a double bedroom (bathroom onsuite) around this area. We are both professionals. Our budget is around £900 - £1000 pcm. Bills Inclusive.

Established karate & Jujitsu club since 2002 Wednesday & Fridays contact head instructor

try cinnamon spice on Glentworth Street

Hi, I'm about to move to marylebone too, and have been giving thought to joining an am dram group too. Have you had any responses to this? If so would really appreciate if you wouldn't mind emailing me the details.

Thanks.

Richard.

This event is an unique opportunity to experience painting on Egyptian Papyrus. People will be able to experience the ancient Egyptian art of writing on Papyrus.

It is taking place in Maryleborn Library 109 -117 Maryleborn Road, tomorrow, Friday 28th July 2006 between 14:00 - 15:00.

Place will be limited so be there on time.

This event is an unique opportunity to experience painting on Egyptian Papyrus. People will be able to experience the ancient Egyptian art of writing on Papyrus.

It is taking place in Maryleborn Library 109 -117 Maryleborn Road, tomorrow, Friday 28th July 2006 between 14:00 - 15:00.

Place will be limited so be there on time.

Hi, I will shorly be moving to gloucester place and am looking for a local am dram group - can anyone recommend one? I have heard that there is one group called the Berkeley Players based near Marble Arch but I can't find anything about them on the net.

Any pointers much appreciated!

Hi, looking for any girls that attended the above dance school in Quex Road, Kilburn. around 1948 give or take a few years. Flavia used to produce shows at the Metropolitan Theatre, Edgware Road. I have the names of Maureen Canning, Eileen Tobin, and Patricia Tobin also Sheila Fish, and Betty Edwards, if anyone knows them please contact me, thanks.

Looking for a double bedroom in Marylebone area. I'm a professionnal 23 year French girl and will move in London on 8th May 2006. Max £850 pcm.

Hi, we are a nice and friendly couple looking for a large double bedroom (bathroom onsuite) around this area. We are both professionals. Our budget is around £850 - £900 pcm.

Looking for ideally a double room in a nice flatshare in the area. Currently living in the area and don't want to move.

Looking to move before 8th March.

looking for a 2 bedroom flat in/around Marylebone/ Baker street.Want to purchase it. It should be in a good condition. Please contact me on

Im due to move to marleybone/Baker Street area, does anybody know of any yoga or pilates classes in the evening, within the area?

many thanks

Hello there

I am 37 and am looking to buy a property in the Marylebone area. I would be happy to mind your house in exchange for looking after your pets and plants for a few months whilst I look for a place to buy.

I am single, well adjusted and hold a management position in a local company. I love the area and am an active member at the local church. References available.

I've lived in the area for ten years and have never found anything better than Cinammon Spice on Glentworth Street (just north of Marylebone Road). Fantastic food, they deliver, and it tastes just like someone's Mum has cooked it. yummy.

is marylebone far from covent garden?

ye if sombady is traying to get to the restaurant with out booking with 10 people

Hi,

does anybody know the contact details of the shop in Marylebone that will decorate your flat for a fee

Many thanks

HI, I am looking for a gym in the neighborhood that has a creche so that I can leave my baby there while I work out. I currently go to LA Fitness and they dont have these type of facilities there... Thanks

It's on Marylbone High Street

One place I know, it's on Moxon Street - there has a nice little garden for you & baby to have nice rest and also has playground. People is very nice there.

Maybe you can try 'King's Head' on Marylbone St. not far from Heart Hospital. Roast Beef costs about 7 pounds etc. and triacle sponge pudding. But need to book in advance.

I've been in 'Bombay Spices' which you can find end of Marylbone High Street and turn left to Paddington Street. This restaurant provides take away food but you'd better go & have a look. Compare price & quality - it's sensible.

r there any take way Indian cuisine shops in Marylebone/Baker street area

Meeting at Waterstone's Gower Street once a fortnight.

Ideal for setting a deadline if you're a serious writer.

Writers of full-length novels or non-fiction novels especially welcome.

Contact Ludwiga

on Marylebone Lane just off the High Street. Fantastic hairdressers, friendly, happy staff and a head, neck and shoulder massage included 020 7486 3440

There is a great Italian which I love, called Anacapri on Dorset Street. I dont know if they are open on Sundays. You can get their phone number from www.yell.com

Enjoy!

I am an American teacher (female/late 20's) looking for a comfortable place to live within walking distance of Marylebone Station. I will be traveling as soon as school is out and returning to find a place between August 15-September 1.

If it's the University of Westminster halls of residence... then maybe you should not choose them.

They have a lovely view, but they are very basic, and generally have an unclean feeling about them.

Still, the area is lovely and great for food, bars & beautiful streets.

L'EQUIPE IN DUKE STREET IS OPEN 'TILL 5AM FRI NIGHTS (NO ENTRY AFTER 3AM)

I am looking for the same classes.Could you let me know if you get an reply.Have you thought about the Maida Vale school? 

I need a sharp haircut - maybe Japanese - in Marylebone High Street area - can anyone recommend from first hand experience?

There is a leisure centre just off Marylebone Road on Seymour Place. You will find details of the city of westminster website.

Hi! I´m student and I live near to Marylebone Road. I would like to go to public swimming pool, anybody knows if is some swimming pool around this area?