It's definitely been a week of career highlights for me! Last Tuesday, my dating advice appeared in the Time Out London magazine for the first time. At Valentine's Day morning, Radio Four asked me to discuss Online Dating on the Today Programme, an opportunity which saw me sitting beside Nicholas Parsons in the studio. And then yesterday, my first weekly blog post about Global Dating launched on the Time Out Global site! If you want to read what I had to say … check it out here! Miss Twenty-Nine xxx Read More

Last week online dating site My Single Friend teamed up with Thames Clippers for a dating experience which would span London. We sent Miss 32 along to review the night. It's not every day you get the opportunity to cruise down the Thames after dark and sail over the Wharf in a Cable Car all whilst surrounded by some fellow London singletons. Well that was exactly how I was lucky enough to spend my evening last week. The unique combination of dating and experiencing some of the best London sights at night came from the pairing of 2 very well known Read More

Something I'm often asked, is whether there are any set rules you can follow when it comes to dating. How long should you wait before texting someone? How quickly should you reply to a text message? Should your text message be a certain length? Does certain behaviour look too keen? Personally, I'm not a big fan of rules. I get that sometimes we lose our heads, when it comes to dating, and it can be easier to control yourself, when you follow a specific set of instructions. But … in all honesty, any man or Read More

This weekend, ‘anti-Tinder' app went one step further in their quest to promote personality, by rebranding Valentine's Day ‘AntiSelfie Day'. The premise? Singles all over the world celebrate the power of their personalities, by covering their heads in paper bags. Paper bags are fast becoming the emblem of the dating app – after they launched last year with an award-winning paper bag speed dating night at the Science Museum. However, with over 300 London singles signing up to attend AntiSelfie Night, at OSLO in Hackney, this was set to be the company's biggest gathering of paper bag-clad singles Read More

Last week as part of a campaign to encourage couples to talk about health issues, Measure Bowel Cancer created a Top 30 List of signs that your relationship has hit the ‘comfort zone'. According to the research, carried out by the (rather unromantic) Measure Bowel Cancer campaign, couples hit the ‘comfort zone' after just 11 months and 24 days. The ‘comfort zone' is an interesting phrase, because rather than being a comfortable connotation, it seems to suggest entering it is the sign something is wrong. However, as I ran through the list of 30 signs, I couldn't help thinking there Read More