A note Dear readers,
After one of the coldest winters in recent memory we wish everyone a much more pleasant springtime. With this we are extremely pleased to announce our new collaboration with Virgin Trains VIP lounges.T is great step forward is an exciting venture for us as we branch out to make our publication more readily available up and down the country, so as we take to the tracks it’s a pleasure, as always, to have you on board. With a great sporting season approaching we take a look at one of the
North West’s society garden parties of the summer. T e Boodles Classique Tennis will be hosted at a new venue this year - Mere Hotel & Spa. So to ensure your place for the big event book your tickets for centre court now. Mum’s the word and for the ladies in our life we have compiled a Mother’s Day gift guide for all the doting sons and daughters so you are not stuck for something to spoil that special lady with. Waterfront chats to Simon Lycett to get all the celebrity news on wedding
fl owers, having worked with Prince Charles for his wedding to the Duchess of Cornwall and celebrity royalty the Beckhams. We also take a look into Cumbria Crystal, one of the oldest hand blown glass businesses in the United Kingdom, supplying exclusive stores such as Fortnum and Mason. T is year they’re leaping into the fi lm industry and setting the table with glamour crystal in Downtown Abbey. Hayley Leaver catches up with Sarosh Zaiwalla, founder and Senior Partner of Zaiwalla & Co, one of the foremost legal fi rms in the UK. Esteemed clients have included the Dalai Lama. If you are looking to step back in time and experience the glamour and
adventure of the Orient then look no further. We were invited on board the Eastern Oriental Express for three nights to experience the hidden treasures of the region, entertained with traditional T ai dancers and cuisine fi t for the King and I.
T e Waterfront Team Phil Harris
Editorial Jonathan Kearney Emma McClelland
Editorial Intern Nicola Burrows
Sales Caroline Hudaly
Design Lee Clarke Chris Bennett
Jane Harris
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