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Take-off

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Flight Time

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NOVEMBER 2018

On 3rd December, 

Fisherman’s Friends

,

the heart-warming true story of a group

of Cornish fishermen who were signed

by the legendary Island Records (label

to artists including Amy Winehouse,

Bob Marley and U2) and went on to

score a UK top 10 album, sails into

cinemas across the UK and Ireland.

Starring Daniel Mays, James

Purefoy, Tuppence Middleton, David

Hayman, Dave Johns, and Noel

Clarke,

Fisherman’s Friends

was shot on

location in Cornwall.

Bound by friendship and shared

experiences, for more than 25 years,

the Fisherman’s Friends have met on

the harbour in their native Port Isaac, to

raise money for charity by singing sea

shanties handed down to them by their

forefathers.

Their 2010 album

Port Isaac’s

Fisherman’s Friends

saw them became

the first traditional folk act to land a UK

top 10 album. They sang for the Queen

at her Diamond Jubilee celebrations,

released an additional two hit albums,

played for hundreds of thousands

of fans including a performance at

Glastonbury in 2011 Folk Awards.

www.thefishermansfriends.com

We’ve teamed up with InExeter

to offer one lucky winner the

chance to win a festive break

away in the beautiful, historic

city. The winner and a guest will

be treated to a one-night stay

with breakfast at Hotel Du Vin,

the perfect luxury base from

which to explore everything the

city has to offer this Christmas.

The lucky winner will also

receive a £100 Princesshay gift

card to spend in over 90 shops

and restaurants in Princesshay.

On this festive break, the

lucky winner will also be able

to scoop up a £50 gift card

to spend at the atmospheric

Exeter Christmas market, with

over xx specialists stalls packed

A vibrant leisure and lifestyle location,

just a mile from Birmingham city centre,

Edgbaston Village is set within tree lined

avenues in one of the UK’s largest urban

conservation areas, within the 301-year-

old family-owned Calthorpe Estate.

Over the last four years, Edgbaston

Village has seen the opening of over

30 new shops, restaurants, cafes, bars

and boutique hotels, and is rapidly

establishing itself as a fine dining and

home-interest destination.

Gastro delights range from

internationally-acclaimed Simpsons

Michelin-starred restaurant through

to the award-winning The Edgbaston

boutique hotel and cocktail lounge,

The High Field gastro pub, The Blue

WIN

THE ULTIMATE

CHRISTMAS

EXPERIENCE

IN EXETER

with Christmas gifts and set

in the grounds of stunning

Exeter Cathedral. When all

that shopping has whet the

appetite, the winners will

head to Circa 1924, a scandi-

influenced independent

restaurant, to indulge in a

Chateaubriand and a bottle

of Argentinian Malbec, perfect

for a cosy Christmas night.

For your chance to

win this ultimate festive

Christmas experience, visit

www.flybemagazine.com/

competitions. Closing date

30th November 2018.

For more information on

Christmas in Exeter visit

www.inexeter.com

ENJOY AN OVERNIGHT

STAY FOR TWO WITH £150

TO SPEND IN THE CITY

A friend indeed

Piano South-East Asian restaurant and

El Borracho de Ora Spanish restaurant.

More recent additions include The

Physician pub restaurant, Boston Tea

Party café, Laghi’s Deli and Loki Wines.

Home to a growing leisure and

lifestyle offering, OKA home furnishing,

Neptune home store and EF Medispa

have recently opened. These new

additions complement the existing

lifestyle establishments ranging from

Edgbaston Holistic, JYG Hair & Beauty,

sk:n to June Peony Bridal Couture.

The vibrant location is also home

Edgbaston First, with its renowned sports,

leisure, arts and cultural attractions

including Edgbaston Cricket Stadium,

the Botanical Gardens, the Midlands Arts

Centre and the Barber Institute of Fine

Arts, in addition to Edgbaston Medical

Quarter, a world-class medical and

healthcare centre of excellence.

With the variety of establishments,

easy access, the attractive location

with its green open spaces and period

properties, you can understand why it

has become a must-visit destination.

www.edgbastonvillage.co.uk

B I R M I N G H A M

Discover Edgbaston Village