A trip down to Kent last weekend, on yet another sunny day to entertain at Jane’s 60th Birthday party, and as the roads were really clear I arrived even earlier that expected, so I sat outside and listened to the Women’s Tennis Final of the French Open. Jane had invited just over 35 guests to celebrate with her, a few days before her actual birthday which was on the 9th. One of best things about entertaining at peoples houses is the hospitality that is shown, and Jane’s first words to
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I spend a lot of my time at peoples wedding, whom I have only know for a short period of time, however, yesterday, I was invited to perform at the wedding of a good friend of mine and his fiance who I have also know for a number of years. So it was off down to Weybribge, Surrey to a the lovely venue of Oatland’s Park where they were holding a small but intimate reception for 35 guests. Initially entertaining John, Mel and their guests during their wedding breakfast, to
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Now that things have quietened down after Andrea and Nigel’s wedding at Marygreen Manor, last weekend, I received the following email and photo. The official wedding photos are still being processed by wedding photographer Charlotte Epstein, and I look forward to viewing them in the near future. It’s always nice to get feedback, especially when it’s like this: “I thought that you wer absolutely brilliant as a magician, and you have an absolutely brilliant personality that shines through in the presentation of your magic. I can honestly say that your
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I just received the following email from the father of the  Bride, from today’s wedding, and the photo below – I hope to have some more photos from the wedding soon Hi Kevin I will email you later but just wanted to thank you now for a fantastic mesmerising demonstration of magic. You and your magic made my daughters wedding and I can’t thank you enough. Will send some more photos of you working your magic later. I look forward to seeing you again soon. Kind regards Brian

In the late 1970′s, when I finished my initial police training I was posted to London’s East End, area noted in the history books as being associated with Jack the Ripper, Petticoat Lane Market, the Kray Twins and the Tower of London. My supervising sergeant was a lovely man called Brian Winterflood, who helped me a great deal,in the early years, however as you get posted around London I lost contact with him. Today, all these years later, I met up with Brian again as  I had the honour of
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