Boujis is getting with the capital’s burgeoning brunch trend and launching its glamorous take on the subject with Just Brunch. Sessions begin on Saturday 21 April and the first brunch will see the hosts of Boujis' signature night, Club Haus 80s collaborate with Nozomi, Knightsbridge. The afternoon's celebrations begin at 12pm at Nozomi where guests will be offered a carefully selected exclusive tasting menu at £35 per person with entertainment and DJs from Boujis through to 6pm. But if you think that’s a bit early to head home, the club will be opening early – directly afterwards and hosting an after party right through until closing...

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If you had failed to miss the opening of this month's hottest film, The Iron Lady, you're quite probably still on the come down from a heavy Christmas.

But here's your chance to catch up - and fast!

The 1980s-inspired nightclub Maggie's - on Chelsea's end of the Fulham Road - will be celebrating 'Maggie Mania' with a special Margaret Thatcher cocktail.

The Maggie's Head (above) will be making up part of a refurbishment, 'Maggie's Facelift', which the nightclub has recently undergone (think new Pacman DJ booth, new 80s wallpaper, etc).

In addition to this funky, topical cocktail, Maggie's will be hosting a special night on 19th January: they're inviting people to a special screening of The Iron Lady at Chelsea Cineworld, later transporting guests - by Routemaster - back to the nightclub for Barcardi and Grey Goose cocktails. And... there's a special guest to boot!

Go on, travel back in time. Everyone else seems to be...

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Fancy spending some time on the beach but haven't got the time to leave London? No worries, one nightclub has solved your problem.

For the month of August one of London's hottest venues Mahiki has decided to turn into a beach to celebrate the summer. Sand has been shipped in, literally, to create a beach in this A-list hangout. And because English sand or even European sand is just not quite good enough the 10 tonnes of sand has been imported from Hawaii.

Paddling pools are rumoured to be making an appearance so if you happen to feel you need a little refreshing from the English August heat you can chill out and refresh. But don't stress if you forgot your swimwear because designer Bellinski will be handing out bikinis and swimming trunks at the door.

So if you fancy a little beach fun this week pop down to Mahiki for some sand and deck chairs.

Mahiki, 1 Dover Street, Mayfair

The Chelsea Cloisters have had some unusual press over the years so it was an interesting choice of venue for nightclub Moguls Charlie Gilkes and Duncan Stirling to base their latest addition to their Caribbean inspired clubs. However, although there were looks of anxiety from scantily dressed girls entering into the former love haven hotel, once you've taken a swift left, been vetted through the peep hole and have entered through the door, you're instantly reassured that once again the Gilkes Stirling combo have done it again.

A step away from the more sophisticated and modern Kitts, Barts is true to its Carribean namesake with haphazard decoration, hand picked by the owners themselves from car boot sales all over England. It all works and brings back a much-needed feeling of summer to the gloominess that has been looming over London.

With pub prices but holiday atmosphere, there's a feeling you've stepped into some sort of surreal wonderland and you can almost feel the heat from outside - at last, a bar which couldn't have come at a better time for the market.