Mark Hedley is Managing Director of Threadneedle Media, the publisher of Square Mile, Foodism, Escapism, HEDGE magazines, alongside The Waterside Inn magazine. He was part of the team that founded Square Mile 20 years ago – and his day-to-day job is editing the magazine. Originally, he began his career as a photographer but rapidly realised, like many great British sportsmen, he was more suited to sitting down. He has a passion for fine wine, fast cars and luxury travel – none of which he can afford, so it’s just as well he became the editor of a luxury lifestyle magazine.
Whether it’s for a convenient business hub or a post-gig bolthole, Tribe London is a Canary Wharf hotel that marries style with convenience
Tissot’s new PRC 100 Solar takes solar watchmaking to the next level with its Lightmaster Solar technology, which seamlessly integrates microscopic honeycomb-structured solar cells beneath the sapphire crystal, and cements the brand’s position as a pioneer in solar-powered timepieces
Belmond Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons is the only country house hotel in the UK to have retained two Michelin stars for 40 years. Mark Hedley heads to this historic home to gastronomy to find out what makes it so special
For more than 25 years, Restaurant Sat Bains has been dishing up some of the most innovative cuisine in the country. Mark Hedley heads to Nottingham to discover that it’s still pushing the boundaries
Breitling celebrates the Six Nations Championship with a collection of new limited-edition Chronomat watches that blend tradition, innovation, and rugby-inspired designs
How to kickstart your kids’ love affair with New York City? You have to go big, says Mark Hedley
Christian Hook is a celebrated contemporary artist known for his innovative fusion of traditional techniques with modern technology and multimedia influences. We caught up with him to find out more about his latest work
Alan O’Rourke co-founded Ruark 40 years ago with his father. The remit was always a strong one: to build hi-fi systems that look as good as they sound – and that they would be proud to call their own. Mark Hedley reports
This year, Fettercairn Distillery has turned 200. To mark this impressive milestone, it’s launched an incredible commemorative set of six whiskies. Andy Lennie, Whisky Specialist, Fettercairn Distillery tells us more
Since 2020, Maserati has been on a roll – and where the MC20 led, the GranTurismo Trofeo has followed. This is a super GT that stands out from the crowd
The first hotel from restaurateurs D&D London, South Place Hotel is a stylish bolthole in the centre of the City
Soho isn’t exactly lacking in trendy hotels, but Chateau Denmark has to take the crown as the King of Cool
Favia was founded by renowned viticulturalist Annie Favia and her husband, consultant winemaker Andy Erickson. We meet the husband-and-wife team of this boutique Napa winery
Patek Philippe does not take new launches lightly – the Cubitus is the first all-new collection in a quarter of a century. Here’s why it will be making shapes on the retail floor
Anthony Scaramucci, former White House comms director and hedge fund founder, tells us what scared him most during his time working for Trump – and why the US needs a stronger leader
McLaren's track-focussed W1 is the manufacturer’s fastest and most powerful car to date
Simon Wolf is the CEO of Wolf, a five-generation family-owned company that has been around for 190 years. We find out about his life and times
We talk to Richard Wheat, Co-founder of Kit Blake, about championing the trouser
Henrik Rye felt he had more to offer than a career in finance. After creating 40 custom watches for different military units in just over five years, his instincts were clearly right. Mark Hedley meets the man behind Micromilspec
Kara Tointon stars in Channel 5’s The Teacher, which sees an art teacher struggle with the aftermath of an affair. Her acting career has come full circle since first appearing in Teachers. We talk working life and personal style