In less than five years, Ivo Aulik has built up one of the most successful minicab firms in London’s prosperous Canary Wharf business district, favourably rated by local corporations and hotels alike. His company is called Carrot Cars and although its cars are not sharing their colour with a vitamin rich vegetable, they offer sharp […]
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Mihkel Poll, who studies at London’s famous Guildhall School of Music and Theatre, has won this year’s Guildhall Wigmore Recital Prize, which is awarded annually to an outstanding Guildhall music student in partnership with the Guildhall School and Wigmore Hall, a leading international recital venue; Estonian World caught up with Poll to talk about his
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Andrei Lesment runs a Baltic and Scandinavian-influenced restaurant in London’s affluent Marylebone. Andrei, who started his career in Sweden and Denmark, has been London-based for the past 15 years. He has honed his skills at the Savoy Hotel, as well as working for Gordon Ramsay at Maze in the past. Having had a clear destination
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Estonian Television Girls’ Choir recently performed at the Camden Roundhouse in London, where they shared the bill with Grammy winning musician Imogen Heap and singer-songwriter Ana Silvera. Present among the audience was one of the most iconic producers in the world, the father of ambient music Brian Eno, who kindly found some time to answer
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