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Recent reviews

Boz Cannon

Boz Cannon

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

My wife and I have recently finalised a once-in-a-lifetime event of investing our "Life Savings" with Blevins Franks and their exceptional staff namely James Stirling and Nicola McElroy at their Nerja, Spain Branch We would like to say a huge thank you to James and his Nicola McElroy for the outstanding service and support they have provided throughout what has been a lengthy and occasionally challenging process. James has been exceptional. This was probably the biggest financial decision of our lives, involving a substantial sum of money, so naturally we wanted to get everything absolutely right. James showed enormous patience with our many questions, always taking the time to explain things, often more than once, and never making us feel that anything was too much trouble. What particularly impressed us was the way he took the time to understand our individual circumstances, personalities and aspirations, and then tailored his financial proposal accordingly. He recognised our cautious approach to risk and, importantly, understood that our ambition wasn't necessarily to maximise investment returns, but to use our money wisely to enjoy what we call our "Go-Go Years" – the next five or six years of travelling, experiencing the world and making the most of life while we can. Throughout the process James was professional, knowledgeable and reassuring, but also refreshingly approachable. Our meetings were genuinely enjoyable, with plenty of humour alongside the serious business. He was equally accommodating of my rather enthusiastic use of AI and the endless additional questions that inevitably followed! Nicola has also been extremely helpful, keeping communication flowing and providing excellent administrative support throughout. We cannot thank them both enough. We have felt listened to, understood and very well looked after, and would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending James and Nicola to anyone seeking genuinely personal and professional financial advice. Thanks again for everything Boz and Polly Cannon

Ľubomír Suchý

Ľubomír Suchý

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

"fabric strives to create an open and safe space; we operate a zero-tolerance policy to harassment, racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ageism and any form of discrimination." This is the statement displayed on the Resident Advisor website when purchasing tickets for fabric London. What a misleading claim. We are a group of friends who visited London for a weekend to explore the city and have some fun. As lifelong electronic music fans, visiting this legendary club was one of the highlights we had planned for our trip. We purchased our tickets well in advance through Resident Advisor. When we arrived at the club, we joined the queue and followed all the staff's instructions. However, as we approached the entrance, a member of staff pulled us aside and informed us that we would not be allowed in. The reason? Apparently, fabric has a policy of not admitting groups of men. We were five guys, not drunk, behaving respectfully, and holding valid tickets. We were genuinely shocked and couldn't understand how a club that publicly promotes inclusivity and zero tolerance for discrimination could turn away paying customers simply because they were a group of men. To say we were disappointed would be an understatement. We had practically planned our entire London weekend around visiting fabric, spending money on flights, accommodation, and tickets, only to be turned away at the door for a reason that was never communicated to us in advance. If this is indeed fabric's policy, why sell tickets to groups of men in the first place? And how does such a policy align with the club's public commitment to inclusivity and non-discrimination? Thanks, fabric, for turning what should have been the highlight of our weekend into a deeply disappointing experience.