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Robin Birley. Amberley Publishing Limited, Mar 15, 2009 - History - 208 pages. The beautiful site the Romans called Vindolanda lies in south-west Northumberland, in the district of Tynedale, more or less half way between the North Sea east of Newcastle and the Irish Sea to the west of Carlisle. It is just within the boundary of the ...
1 de feb. de 2008 · The author asks Birley's feuding children, Robin and India Jane, and his ex-wife, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, why he was so good at business and so bad at home. Mark Birley in his living room at ...
Robin Birley: Owner/Founder. After leaving school, Robin Birley decided against attending university, preferring to gain experience in the world of retail, enrolling in a U.S. Trainee Management course at Grand Union supermarkets, which involved gaining experience in all the stores’ numerous departments. Upon his return to the UK, he opened ...
Established by Robin Birley in 2017, Oswald's is located at 25 Albemarle Street in London's Mayfair district. The club is named for the portrait artist Oswald Birley, the paternal grandfather of owner Mark Birley. Murano chandeliers, country house-like fireplaces and a cupola soaring to the cigar terrace, bring interest to an interior opulently ...
10 de may. de 2022 · By. TRD Staff. Famed British club manager Robin Birley is making his next move in New York City: a dining club on the Upper East Side. Birley signed a lease for a two-story, 12,000-square foot ...
22 de feb. de 2022 · Robin Birley, owner of London's exclusive 5 Hertford Street and Oswald's members' clubs, has released his debut homewares and interiors collection, ‘Birley’. Dubbed a ‘master at entertaining’, the creator of the two elegant and effortlessly stylish clubs – whose memberships are as hard to come by as they are sought after – has ...
The formal Vindolanda Trust Excavations, under the direction of Robin Birley during a snow-laden Easter, started on the 3rd-century military bath house. The student excavators from Alnwick Teacher Training College were transported each day from their basic accommodation in Haydon Bridge. The Trust had no other facilities, no museum, toilets ...
