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JUNE BRIEFING


CADOGAN PLACE GARDENS will be taking part in this year’s Open Garden Squares Weekend on June 8-9. Visitors will be able to enjoy live music from 1950s-style band The Milkshakers and The Cadogan hotel will supply refreshments from its Partridges Afternoon Tea, plus plenty of Pimms. The 8.5-hectare garden is usually private, so it’s a rare opportunity to explore the


secluded land behind the gates on Sloane Street. Nearby Cadogan Square Gardens will also be taking part in the weekend’s events. Weekend tickets are £10 if you visit


www.opensquares.org in advance, or £12 on the gate, for access to all the participating London gardens. The gardens will be open from 10am-5pm on June 8-9.


NICHOLAS PAGET- BROWN is the new leader elect of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, taking over from Sir Merrick Cockell. Paget-Brown was first


elected to the council in 1986, served as chief whip of the Conservative group from 2000-2011, and has been deputy leader since April 2011. He formally took on his new role as leader at the council’s Annual General Meeting on May 22.


MODERN EUROPEAN restaurant Tartufo has opened at No. 11 Cadogan Gardens. Chef Manuel Oliveri has teamed up with


restaurant manager Antonino Giacalone, general manager Michael Lear and sommelier Roberto Della Pietra to launch the new restaurant and bar. Oliveri has worked with Alexis Gauthier at Gauthier Soho, while Lear and Della Pietra have both worked at Roussillon and Giacalone at Le Gavroche and Galvin at Windows. Tartufo is at 11 Cadogan Gardens, SW3 2RJ and is open Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm-2pm and 7pm- 10pm. T: 020 7730 6383. For more information, visit www.tartufolondon.co.uk.


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