Since 1995, Kristine has been traveling to the UK in order to indulge her interest in British history. Her research trips led her to write several non-fiction books, including Everyday Life in Regency and Victorian England. For the past six years, Kristine has published a blog, Number One London, along with fellow author […]

Born in Brighton, Jackie has a passion for history and has worked as a freelance guide at the Royal Pavilion, also in education at Preston Manor and the Brighton Museum, since 2000. Since that time, she’s also taught in adult education, from craft based classes on to local history, running CCE courses for the University […]

Emma Dupont specialises in private etiquette classes in London for international clients both visiting and living in the City, who prefer a discreet and personal service over a school learning environment. She works with clients from many nationalities and her areas of expertise include social, business and royal etiquette. At Emma Dupont Etiquette, she offers a […]

Writing as Louise Allen, Melanie Hilton has been writing ‘scandalously witty Regency romance’ novels, with over 40 books published since 1993. She has also written several non-fiction books focused on various aspects of British history, including Walks Through Regency London, Stagecoach Travel, To The Field of Waterloo: The First Battlefield Tourists, The Georgian Seaside and […]