Summer 2026 Newsletter
- Jun 26
- 36 min read
In this issue:
Membership Renewal
BLC Events
Recipe Corner
Past BLC Events
HR and Health Articles
Money Matters
Crossword and Wordsearch
Summer Reads
Membership Year - 1st June 2026 to 31st December 2026
Cost: €25 for full membership or online.
Membership Application inside, download from http://www.blc.lu/membership/application-form/ or email membership@blc.lu
Publishing Deadlines
The deadline for the September newsletter: 16 August 2026
Please be sure that all articles, advertising, classifieds or event details are with the editor /
advertising co-ordinator by this date to be certain of inclusion in the next newsletter! info@blc.lu
Chair Report
The summer months bring with them a particular kind of invitation. After an extraordinary period of energy, momentum, and achievement, July and August offer us something equally important: the chance to slow down, breathe deeply, and savour all that we have built. This has been, without question, one of the most remarkable periods in the Club’s recent history, and I am enormously proud of every single woman who has contributed to it.
A Historic Evening: The Women’s Startup Pitch Evening
On Thursday 4 June, the British Ladies’ Club of Luxembourg held its inaugural Women’s Startup Pitch Evening at Hall Victor Hugo in Limpertsberg. The room was alive with energy, ambition, and the spirit of female entrepreneurship that sits at the heart of what we are building together.
We were deeply honoured to welcome H.E. Joanne Olivier, British Ambassador to Luxembourg and chair of our judging panel for the evening, and H.E. Stacey Feinberg, US Ambassador to Luxembourg. Both delivered compelling and inspiring opening addresses on women’s entrepreneurship, innovation, and the power of visibility. Their presence lent the evening a significance that extended well beyond our own community.
As I said in my opening remarks, this initiative did not begin with a strategy document. It began over a dinner conversation at one of our cocktail evenings, discussing what some of us wanted to be doing and how the BLC could support such women, give them a platform, and connect them with the people and resources that can help their ideas take root and become more visible. Through the BLC, we try to address every aspect of a woman’s life, and entrepreneurship is one of them.
Four exceptional finalists took to the stage to present their early-stage projects, each bringing something distinct and genuinely impressive:
Mariya Erokhina, EyeTrustAI, an AI trust and verification concept addressing the risks of companies deploying AI without fully understanding its implications;
Olga Meaurault, Go-To-Market Luxembourg, an AI-powered growth marketing agency helping startups and scale-ups find clients, generate revenue, and gain visibility with limited budgets;
Roksana Skubis, Réaclyse, a sustainability-focused project exploring circularity, personal accountability, and environmental responsibility;
Jess Bauldry, EarGlasses, an educational platform teaching media literacy, critical thinking, and intercultural dialogue to young people through podcasting.
Each finalist had been accompanied by dedicated mentors since the confirmation of their application:
Svetlana Grishankova, BLC Treasurer and finance and ESG professional, and Julie Ayres Smith, finance transformation specialist and Club member, who supported each founder in shaping and preparing their pitch in the weeks leading up to the evening.
The judging panel was chaired by Ambassador Olivier, joined by Giulia Iannucci (Vice Chair of the British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg) and Christine O’Bright (Founder of Bright Futures). Our moderator, Emily Fitzgerald, BLC Public Relations Manager, engaged the audience throughout the evening with warmth and energy, and kept us all on time. Following deliberation, the judging panel announced that the winner of the inaugural BLC Women’s Startup Pitch Evening was Olga Meaurault with Go-To-Market Luxembourg. Olga was subsequently interviewed by Paperjam, a recognition of the quality and relevance of her project.
The BLC is now increasingly recognised as a serious voice in Luxembourg’s international community, one that speaks to the full breadth of a woman’s life, from connection and culture to ambition and enterprise.
What Comes Next
I am delighted to confirm that we will be holding a second edition of the BLC Women’s Startup Pitch Evening in 2027, and we will be pursuing additional funding and partnerships to grow the event further. We also announced during the evening
the forthcoming launch of a quarterly Female Founder Speaker Series. More details to follow in due course.
Embrace the Pace: A Summer to Restore and Reconnect
Luxembourg in July is something to be celebrated. With over sixteen hours of daylight at the solstice, the sun rising before six in the morning and not setting until well past nine in the evening, this is a country that rewards those who take time to look up. The evenings are long and golden, the countryside is at its greenest, and the lakes and rivers offer a freshness and quiet that is all too easy to forget we need.
After the intensity of the past months, I genuinely encourage every member to give herself permission to slow down. There is a philosophy gaining recognition across many cultures around the idea of slowness: slow eating, slow travel, slow living. When we consume, experience, and connect at a slower pace, we appreciate more fully and notice what we might otherwise rush past, so that when the time comes to move quickly again, we have the reserves to do so with clarity and purpose.
Whether you find yourself swimming in the beautiful waters of Wieswampach, boating on the Remerschen lakes, walking the trails around Echternach, or simply sitting by the Moselle with a book and no particular agenda, I hope this summer gives you exactly what you need to allow you to recharge and reconnect with the people and places that restore you, so that we come back in September ready for all that is ahead.
Save the Date: Summer Picnic, Sunday 26 July 2026
Our membership team is pleased to invite all members, new and existing alike, to join us for our Summer Picnic on Sunday 26 July 2026 in Echternach, one of Luxembourg’s most beautiful settings. Dress code: white, so you will find us easily! For those who wish to arrive on foot, there is a lovely riverside walk. For those preferring to drive, parking is easily accessible nearby. We will share the full meeting point details ahead of the event.
It is a morning of food, conversation, short walks along the beautiful riverside, laughter, and everything in between, and the perfect opportunity to welcome new members into the fold and to reconnect with familiar faces after the summer. Registrations will open shortly through our membership team. We look forward to seeing many of you there!
Looking Ahead: Cocktail Evenings and the Gala Evening
Our monthly cocktail evenings resumed from mid-June and will continue through the year as an opportunity to meet and make new connections. Details of each individual event will be shared through our Club events team channels. A reminder too that our annual Gala Evening is planned for Saturday 3rd October 2026 at the Parc Hôtel Alvisse. Registrations will open in late August, but save the date in your diaries now. It is always one of the highlights of our calendar.
A Note of Gratitude
Seasons like this one do not happen by accident. They happen because of an extraordinary group of women who give their time, creativity, and commitment to this Club. To every committee member, volunteer, member, and Club supporter who turned up, pitched in, and made the past months what they were: thank you. I could not say it enough.
Enjoy the summer. You have earned it. Best regards, Amy Grech
Volunteer With Us
About the BLC
The British Ladies' Club of Luxembourg A.S.B.L. (BLC) brings together an international community of English-speaking women in Luxembourg through social, cultural, and charitable activities.
The Club promotes social connection and networking, family-oriented events, and women-focused initiatives, including entrepreneurship platforms such as the Startup Pitch Evening.
Net proceeds from BLC fundraising events are donated to charities voted solely by the Club's members at the AGM.
Role Overview
The Advertising Manager leads the Club's advertising function — selling and managing paid advertising placements for external partners within the BLC Newsletter, website, and related communication channels.
This role forms part of the BLC Committee and operates within the Club's established governance structure. The Advertising Manager works in coordination with the Committee and Board when developing advertising opportunities and managing partner relationships.
Monthly reporting and attendance at the monthly Committee meetings are required.
Key Responsibilities
• Sell advertising placements within the BLC Newsletter, website, and other approved communication platforms.
• Maintain relationships with current advertising partners on behalf of the Club.
• Work together with the Committee to identify and approach prospective advertising partners.
• Develop advertising packages and partnership opportunities in coordination with the Committee.
• Track advertising agreements, renewals, and payments in coordination with the Treasurer.
• Coordinate with the Editor, Webmaster, and PR & Marketing team to ensure advertising content is delivered correctly and on time.
• Provide formal monthly reporting to the Committee and attend monthly Committee meetings.
Requirements
• Based in Luxembourg; fluent in English (French is an advantage, but optional).
• Strong communication and organisational skills.
• Comfortable working with email, spreadsheets, and basic publishing tools.
• A collaborative team player who works constructively within the Committee structure and maintains regular communication, including throughout any external representation of the Club.
• Attendance at monthly Committee meetings and provision of monthly reporting
• Willing to become a member of the Club and complete a structured onboarding process.
The first month of the role will focus on onboarding: understanding the Club's mission, governance structure, internal processes, communication channels, and the principles used to select advertising partners in alignment with the Club's values and direction.
What We Offer
On the job training and practical experience in advertising sales, marketing, and partnership management.
The opportunity to actively contribute to the BLC's social and cultural programme, Kids' Club and family-oriented activities, and women-focused initiatives — including community networking and entrepreneurship platforms such as the Startup Pitch Evening.
Collaboration within a structured and supportive volunteer Committee and Board environment.
A meaningful way to contribute to Luxembourg's English-speaking community while expanding your network.
How to Apply
If you are interested in this role, please contact us via email at committee@blc.lu.
New Member Benefit
New Member Benefit: Free Paperjam Magazine and Newsletter
We're delighted to share that Paperjam is offering British Ladies' Club of Luxembourg members a free subscription to their quarterly business magazine, with the option to also receive their daily newsletter in your inbox.
If you'd like to receive the Paperjam magazine (and optionally the newsletter), please email: membership@blc.lu
Please include the following details in your email:
• First name
• Surname
• Company (if applicable)
• Luxembourg address (for magazine delivery)
• Email address (only if you'd also like the newsletter)
We will compile member requests and pass them on to the Paperjam team.
⏳ Subscriptions will be processed in batches, so there may be a short delay.
BLC Events
July Hike
Tuesday 7th July 2026
Echternach Trail led by Victoria
9.20 am for a prompt 9.30 start
Start and parking at the Carpark next to the Echternach Lake at 109 Route Luxembourg, Echternach.
A circular trail of approximately 9 km, led by Victoria around the surrounding area, including the lake, the Sauer River and Echternach town. After, we shall lunch either at the Lakeside café or in the town.
It will take approximately 2 1/2 hours.
Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome.
Please contact Janet at vicechair@blc.lu or Victoria at t0rster@yahoo.co.uk
for more details and to register.
August Hike
The August hike will be organised during the second half of August, details will be announced in the WhatsApp ‘BLC Hiking Group’ and on Facebook.
If you would like to be added to the ‘BLC Hiking Group’ please contact Janet
or Victoria.
Freewheelers
Freewheelers is a group of ladies who get together for coffee, a visit or
another activity.
We frequently meet at the Parbleu Café at City Concorde on the second
Tuesday of the month at 2.30 pm. All are welcome.
When we organise an excursion, there is often no time to announce it in the
newsletter so anyone interested in meeting up should check with Christine first at chris.mitchell@pt.lu
More events
Summer Newcomers Nature Day – Sunday 26 July 2026
Join us for a relaxed summer day at beautiful Echternach Lake, open to newcomers, existing members, families and anyone interested in learning more about the British Ladies Club.
We'll begin with an optional social walk around the lake before gathering for a picnic, with plenty of time to chat, swim, relax, or explore the local area. The day is designed to be informal and flexible, so members can join for all or part of the day.
The walk will start approx.: 10:30
As Echternach will be hosting a variety of summer activities and entertainment throughout the day, there will be plenty to see and do. Members may also wish to round off the day by attending the evening James Morrison concert taking place nearby.
Whether you're new to Luxembourg, new to the Club, or simply looking to meet other members, we'd love to welcome you.
Further details, including meeting arrangements, will be shared shortly.
British Ladies’ Club Tennis Group
“ The Summer Season 2026/27”
The Summer season, indoor carpeted courts, are reserved every Wednesday morning (excluding school holidays) from 10am to 12noon, at Arquebusiers Tennis Club,
140 Val Sainte-Croix, Bel-Air, Luxembourg. Facilities at the club include a restaurant, free private parking, and excellent changing facilities. There
are 2 groups for either 1 hour or 2 hour players.
The Season runs from 1st May 2026 to end September 2026 (2 hour group) and 1st May 2026 to 15th July 2026 (1 hour group).
Players are encouraged to sign up now for the season, even if they cannot play throughout; new players are welcome to join at any time. The tennis is generally played as doubles.
The price for the season depends on the number of players, currently the group is low on players, please encourage any potential player to contact the club asap to discuss the possibility of joining the group.
To sign up and for further information, email Katherine on kmengistab@yahoo.com or Laura laurairving52@yahoo.com
Anyone for a Plats du Jour?
At 24 Rue Notre Dame, in Luxembourg City, you will find Levantine.
They don’t do a plats du jour but their menu is inspiring!
Whether for a business lunch or evening meal, you can get the
most amazing hummus, grilled hispi cabbage, roasted cauliflower, falafel and a variety of meat options.
Some of the portion sizes are quite big so bear this in mind when ordering.
Best to book online before going unless you go early, you might not get a table!
If you’ve had any nice meals out either in the centre of Luxembourg or the suburbs, we’d love to know and we can feature them in our Newsletter. Please email Editor@blc.lu
Annual General Meeting
Mini BLC
Recipe Corner - July
Vanilla Almond Granola
This recipe only has 3 steps. That’s it! Honestly, it’s starting to
sound like going to the store to buy granola is way more work.
1. Mix together dry ingredients.
2. Mix together wet ingredients.
3. Combine the wet + dry, spread on a baking sheet, and bake for 45 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
Ingredients
• 2 and 1/2 cups (213g) old-fashioned whole rolled oats
• 3/4 cup (100g) slivered or sliced almonds
• 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• pinch salt (about 1/8 teaspoon)
• 1/2 cup (120ml) pure maple syrup
• 1/4 cup (56g) coconut oil, melted
• 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
• 1 Tablespoon pure vanilla extract (yes, Tablespoon)
Instructions
Preheat oven to 300°F (150°C). Line a large baking sheet with parchment paper or a
silicone baking mat.
Toss the oats, almonds, cinnamon, and salt in a large bowl. Set aside. In a medium
bowl, whisk the maple syrup and melted coconut oil together until combined. Whisk in
the almond and vanilla extracts. Pour over the oats and toss to coat. Make sure all of
the oats are moistened.
Spread out onto the prepared baking sheet and bake for 45 minutes, stirring every 15
minutes. Allow granola to cool completely— Let the granola cool completely on the
baking sheet. This is where a lot of the crispy-crunchiness happens.
Notes
Make Ahead & Freezing Instructions: Granola is the perfect recipe to make ahead
because it stays fresh for so long. Store this in an airtight container at room
temperature for up to 3 weeks. You can also freeze it for up to 3 months.
Special Tools (affiliate links): Baking Sheet | Silicone Baking Mat or Parchment Paper |
Glass Mixing Bowls | Whisk | Silicone Spatula
Recipe courtesy of Sally’s Baking.
Recipe Corner - August
Summer Plum Cake
This is such an easy cake to make, no fuss, simple ingredients that bring smiles to faces.
If looking for a little more decadence, add a cornel of mascarpone to a slice of warm cake.
Ingredients:
5 whole eggs
1/2 cup sugar
2/3 cups sour cream
1 cup all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking powder (make sure it's not expired )
1 lemon zested (or lime)
3 sliced plums (peaches or apples will work too)
Method:
1. Pre-heat oven to 350F (180 C).
2. In a big bowl or stand mixer add in the eggs and sugar. Beat them for a few
minutes with a mixer until they are nice and pale yellow and look like a thick cream.
3. Now, add in your sour cream and lemon zest (optional) and mix it with the mixer
for a few seconds until incorporated.
4. Sift in the flour and baking powder to the wet ingredients and mix with the mixer
only until incorporated.
5. Pour the batter into a 9-inch cake pan or 10 x 7 inch rectangular baking dish,
making sure to spray it down first and line it with parchment paper.
6. Arrange thin slices of any fruit you like (I added a double layer of plums) and
bake for 30-35 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. Cool, cut, and enjoy!
7. Note: Icing sugar is totally optional once the cake has cooled.
Happy Baking
Kathy
Past BLC Event
A Night to Remember: The BLC Inaugural Women’s Startup Pitch Evening
4 June 2026 | Hall Victor Hugo, Limpertsberg
There are evenings that confirm what you hoped was possible, and then there are evenings that go further than that. The inaugural BLC Women’s Startup Pitch Evening, held on Thursday 4 June
2026 at Hall Victor Hugo in Limpertsberg, was very much the latter.
As guests filled the room, we were met with entrepreneurs, business leaders, diplomats, mentors, media, and members of Luxembourg’s international community. The atmosphere was electric.
After months of planning and preparation, the moment had finally arrived, and the excitement in the room was palpable. By the time the winner was announced, it felt as though the BLC itself had won a startup competition, that it was itself a startup enterprise, daring, energised, and very much open for business.
A Celebration of Women and Entrepreneurship
The evening was opened by Amy Grech, Chair of the BLC, who spoke about courage, visibility, and the journey that brought the event to life. As she shared in her opening remarks, this initiative did not begin with a strategy document. It began over a dinner conversation at one of our cocktail evenings, discussing what some of us wanted to be doing and how the BLC could support such women, give them a platform, and connect them with the people and resources that can help their ideas take root and become more visible. Many projects take life in a similar way. She also confirmed that the evening was conceived as the start of something larger, with the launch of a quarterly Female Founder Speaker Series to be organised by the BLC in the months ahead.
The evening was hosted by Emily Fitzgerald, PR & Marketing Officer of the BLC, who engaged the audience from the very first moments.
Words from the Ambassador
H.E. Joanne Olivier, British Ambassador to Luxembourg and chair of the judging panel, opened by thanking the BLC for its initiative and for shining a light on women in innovation. She acknowledged the wide range of nationalities represented in the room, a reflection, she said, of Luxembourg’s unique international character. She also recognised that the BLC had taken a real risk with thisevent, and that it was a risk very much worth taking.
H.E. Stacey Feinberg, US Ambassador to Luxembourg, spoke with candour and energy. She
explained that she was not a diplomat by profession, that as US Ambassador she is herself a
businesswoman who works constantly with female founders, and that she also visits schools regularly because she wants to see young talent in action and to encourage it. She shared that female entrepreneurs attract just four per cent of seed finance globally, and made the case for entrepreneurship as a mindset, not just a business model. She spoke of the importance of pitching and networking above almost everything else, and reminded the room that from an investor’s perspective, one business in ten succeeds, and succeeds spectacularly. These are odds worth taking.
Knowledge from Luxembourg’s Ecosystem
Before the pitches, guests heard from two organisations central to Luxembourg’s
entrepreneurial landscape. Adis Sabanovic of the House of Entrepreneurship gave a clear and practical overview of company set-up in Luxembourg, including the notable fact that a business licence costs just €50. He also covered the financial support available to founders, how to navigate social security and banking registration, and emphasised that the House of Entrepreneurship is able to accompany founders through the entire journey.
Representatives from Banque Raiffeisen spoke about corporate banking for startups, covering what is required to open a business account, what documentation is needed when requesting financing and why, and how the bank can guide founders through the process and towards other institutions that may be better placed to help depending on the profile of the business they are looking to set up.
The Pitches
Four finalists had been selected from a larger pool of applicants, who were also
invited to attend the evening as part of the audience. Each finalist had three
minutes to present and three minutes for questions, and in some cases it ran longer,
as we had a very engaged judging panel.
Mariya Erokhina, EyeTrustAI. An AI trust and verification concept designed to help
companies understand and address the risks of deploying artificial intelligence
technologies, exploring how to ensure their use is secure, responsible, and properly
governed.
Olga Meaurault, Go-To-Market Luxembourg. An AI-powered growth marketing
agency designed specifically for startups and scale-ups, focused on helping early-
stage businesses find clients, generate revenue, and gain visibility through search, AI
platforms, and automation, at a cost and pace suited to limited budgets.
Launched in January 2026, the project already counts three Luxembourg startup
clients.
Roksana Skubis, Réaclyse. A sustainability-focused project exploring circularity and
environmental responsibility, using a structured journalling methodology to
encourage clients to take action, track progress, and develop lasting habits around
more conscious and responsible choices.
Jess Bauldry, EarGlasses. An educational platform teaching media literacy, critical
thinking, and intercultural dialogue to young people through podcasting. The
project addresses a growing need in Luxembourg, where children receive their first
smartphones from as young as eight years old, often without the tools to distinguish
reliable information from misinformation. Currently being piloted in Junglinster.
While the judging panel deliberated, guests enjoyed a networking reception
accompanied by a Fireside Chat with Jessica Cooke, founder of Definance, on the
challenges and rewards of starting a business, which was expertly moderated by
Emily Fitzgerald, who ensured both guest and speaker felt at ease and offered the
audience genuine insights into the entrepreneurial journey.
The Awards
The judging criteria covered problem identification, solution quality, target market
definition, feasibility, cost structure and revenue logic, innovation, and pitch
quality, the same framework used throughout the competition from the first round.
First place: Olga Meaurault (Go-To-Market Luxembourg), awarded a €500 cash
prize donated by a former BLC Chairperson.
Second place: Jess Bauldry (EarGlasses), awarded a startup course offered by the
Polish Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg through its Women’s
Entrepreneurship Programme.
In closing the evening, Ambassador Olivier paid tribute to the exceptional quality
of all four presentations and wished every finalist continued success. The BLC is
proud to have created a platform worthy of them.
What Comes Next
At the close of the evening, our Chair, Amy Grech, confirmed that the BLC intends
to hold a second edition of the Startup Pitch Evening in 2027, and will be pursuing
additional funding and partnerships to develop the event further.
Coverage of the evening was published by both Chronicle.lu and Paperjam, and
the response across the BLC’s social media channels has been outstanding. This
was more than a Club event. It was a Club statement, and a testament to the
BLC’s commitment to supporting women in every aspect of their life.
June North West Area Dinner – Beim Mechel, Mersch
Nine members enjoyed a lovely evening at Beim Mechel in Mersch for our June North
West Area Dinner.
Although Louise was unable to attend, Pauline kindly stepped in to host the evening. It was a very chatty and happy group who enjoyed good food and great company. Everyone had a
wonderful evening, and it was lovely to hear that many members were asking after Louise,
who was sorry to miss the gathering.
A big thank you to Pauline for hosting the evening, and to everyone who joined us.
Area dinners are a wonderful opportunity for members to connect with both familiar faces
and new friends, and this month's gathering was no exception.
Smiles all round at our June North west Area Dinner at Beim Mechel, Mersch.
Summer Reading
Road Trip by Mary Kelly Andrews
Maeve and Therese Dunigan are sisters, but the two have been estranged for years. They
could not be more opposite: Maeve is the rule follower and Therese is the rebel. But when
their mother’s death brings the family back together, the two find that they have inherited a
painting―one that could be worth millions and save them from the wolves at their door. The
only issue is whether it’s real or a fake―and the only way they can prove that theirs is the
real McCoy is to solve the mystery of how this portrait of an Anglo-Irish aristocrat made its
way to their childhood home in Savannah, Georgia.
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This means a road trip―to Ireland, to their family roots, and to a mysterious crime that
occurred generations ago. With tensions simmering, the two hit the road and find
themselves on twisty lanes, in colorful villages, at local pubs, and with handsome men
whose gift of the gab is surpassed only by their charm. Can Maeve and Therese actually
survive the journey without killing each other?
I Shop, Therefore I am by Mary Portas
Chronicling how she transformed Harvey Nichols from a fusty, old-fashioned store to a
thriving, cutting-edge fashion brand, this entertaining and insightful book is suffused with the
heady glamour and excess of 90s Cool Britannia.
Mary takes us behind the shop window - to the people who kept the show on the road and
the early lessons that shaped her career. Told with her trademark wit, grit and candour,
readers will see first-hand how, armed only with the blank canvas of a shop window and her
own creativity, Mary created an era-defining global brand destination.
Money Matters
Financial independence in relationships abroad
Moving to Luxembourg can be a significant boost to your household finances.
Bigger salaries, benefits, relocation packages, bonuses and allowances can all create
a sense of opportunity.
On paper, the household may be better off. But it can also change the way it
operates.
Maybe you moved because your partner received a brilliant opportunity. Maybe you
gave up your job, reduced your hours, stepped away from pension contributions, or
accepted lower-paid work to support the move, your family, or this phase of your lives.
Or maybe it’s the other way around, and your partner has taken a pay cut, career
break or step back to support your career.
Either way, there is a dynamic shift.
And then the questions begin:
• Is it our money, or does it feel like one person’s money?
• We may be better off as a household, but what about my career, pension, and
savings?
• How do we make sure both people feel safe, secure and valued?
• What happens if one person cannot find work, something happens to one
partner, or the relationship ends?
The key is open communication.
When your roles, income, location and responsibilities change, your financial
arrangements need to be reviewed too. Not because something is wrong, but
because something has changed.
You need to agree how to manage your finances in a way that protects both people,
so one partner is not quietly disadvantaged over the longer term.
Some helpful questions to talk through are:
• What are our joint goals, priorities and non-negotiables during this phase of life?
• How will we manage day-to-day money, including join expenses and personal
spending?
• How much money should each person have access to independently?
• If one partner is earning less or not earning, how will their pension, savings or
investments continue to be protected?
• What is the plan if this phase lasts longer than expected, one partner cannot
find suitable work, or the arrangement stops working?
This is where regular money check-ins can be incredibly helpful.
A monthly money date over coffee, a walk, or a glass of wine can be enough. Ask: Is
this still working? Does anything feel unfair? Is anyone feeling anxious, restricted, or left
behind?
These conversations can be useful at any stage of a relationship, not only when
moving countries. They matter when you have a child, one person studies, someone
changes career, a partner becomes ill, or one person takes on more unpaid work at
home.
The key thing to acknowledge is that you made this decision as a household.
The financial dynamics may have shifted, but both partners are still contributing. Paid
work, unpaid work, emotional labour, parenting, relocation admin, and career
sacrifice all count.
Moving countries, changing careers, raising families and entering new phases of life
can all be part of the joy and adventure of a relationship.
But joy feels much steadier when both people feel safe.
Financial independence inside a relationship is not about expecting the worst. It’s
about making sure the person you love has security, choice and dignity, whatever this
chapter brings.
Jessica Cooke
DEFINANCE vGmbH
It's time to renew your membership!
For 2026, The British Ladies Club Membership year runs from 1st June 2026 to 31st December.
For this period the cost is €25 for both printed and online membership
Please transfer the appropriate fees to the following account:
BCEE IBAN LU06 0019 2855 9484 8000
Ref: BLC Membership 2026 and please state your name if different to account holder or membership number if known
Fees to be received in EUROS only. Please do not send any cheques.
Health Article
Looking After Your Health at Every Stage of Life
Health is one of our most valuable assets. Good health is the foundation for living a full and
rewarding life. It gives us the energy to enjoy time with family and friends, pursue our
interests, contribute to our communities, and make the most of every stage of life.
The COVID-19 pandemic reminded us just how precious our health is. While we have more
knowledge, resources, and medical advances than ever before, maintaining good health
still requires attention and care on a daily basis. The good news is that small, consistent
habits can make a significant difference to our long-term wellbeing.
There is no one-size-fits-all approach to health, but there are some simple principles that
apply at every age. Building a good relationship with your GP is essential, helping you stay
on track with routine screenings, vaccinations, and health checks. Knowing your family
medical history can also provide valuable insight into potential health risks.
A balanced diet, regular exercise, quality sleep, and effective stress management all play
important roles in maintaining good health. It is also worth being mindful of tobacco and
alcohol consumption, as both are associated with a range of health problems. Regular skin
checks, sun protection, and routine eye examinations are equally important parts of
preventive healthcare.
Your 20s: Building Healthy Foundations
Your twenties are often a time of exploration, independence, and new experiences. It is also
an ideal time to establish healthy habits that will benefit you for decades to come.
Regular check-ups with your GP, staying up to date with vaccinations, and understanding
your family health history are important first steps. Routine gynaecological visits can help you learn more about reproductive health, contraception, cervical screening, and family
planning if relevant.
Learning what is normal for your body is invaluable. Regular breast awareness and
understanding your menstrual cycle can help you identify changes early. Although heart
disease may seem like a distant concern, it remains the leading cause of death in women
worldwide, making healthy lifestyle habits important from a young age.
Your 30s: Balancing Life and Health
For many women, the thirties bring increasing responsibilities, whether through careers, family life, or caring for others. Health can easily slip down the priority list.
This decade often raises questions around fertility, pregnancy, and hormonal health. Some
pregnancy-related conditions can increase the risk of heart disease later in life, highlighting the close connection between reproductive and cardiovascular health.
Maintaining a nutritious diet, staying physically active, and prioritising sleep become
increasingly important. Weight-bearing exercise and strength training can help build and
maintain bone density, providing protection against osteoporosis in later years.
Mental health deserves attention. Feelings of anxiety, depression, or persistent low mood
should never be dismissed as simply part of a busy life. Support and treatment are available,
and seeking help early can make a significant difference.
Your 40s: Navigating Change
The forties can be a particularly demanding decade. Many women find themselves
balancing work, family commitments, and caring for ageing parents, often while neglecting
their own needs.
Hormonal changes associated with perimenopause and menopause may begin during this
time. Symptoms such as changes in sleep, mood fluctuations, hot flushes, and weight gain
are common. Discussing symptoms with your healthcare provider can help you explore
management options.
As the risk of heart disease, certain cancers, and other chronic conditions increases, routine health screenings become increasingly important. Mammograms, bowel cancer screening, heart health assessments, and bone density evaluations may be recommended depending on your personal risk factors. The Luxembourg national breast and bowel cancer screening programmes start at age 45. If you don’t receive an invitation for a screening get in touch with your doctor and ask what you need to do.
Your 50s: Focusing on Healthy Ageing
For many women, the fifties are closely associated with menopause, although every woman's experience is unique.
This is an excellent time to focus on healthy ageing by prioritising strength, cardiovascular
fitness, flexibility, and joint health. Exercise routines may need to evolve, with activities such as walking, swimming, Pilates, yoga, and strength training offering significant benefits.
Nutrition also deserves renewed attention. Protein intake becomes increasingly important for maintaining muscle mass, while calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients help support bone health. Some women may benefit from discussing supplements with their healthcare
provider.
This stage of life often brings opportunities to nurture friendships, strengthen social
connections, and invest time in activities that bring joy and fulfilment.
Your 60s and Beyond: Maintaining Strength and Independence
As we age, maintaining mobility, strength, and independence becomes increasingly
important. Heart health, bone health, balance, and muscle strength should remain priorities.
Regular physical activity, including strength training and balance exercises, can help reduce
the risk of falls and support everyday functioning. A healthy diet rich in nutrients continues to play a vital role in overall wellbeing.
Equally important are social connections, meaningful activities, and staying engaged with
the world around us. Good health is about much more than the absence of disease; it is
about maintaining quality of life.
How do we know our efforts are paying off?
The rewards often appear as sustained energy, better sleep, improved mood, stronger
resilience, and the ability to remain active and independent. Some benefits are immediate,
while others accumulate quietly over many years, reducing the risk of illness and supporting healthy ageing.
Let me know if you would like to see an article on a particular topic and please get in touch if you have questions.
Carrie Cannon Certified Health Coach, MBE, MPH, BSc (Health) RGN
HR Article
Sustaining Your Job Search: A Smarter Approach for Expat Women in Luxembourg
Re-entering the workforce as an expat women in Luxembourg can feel both exciting and
overwhelming. Alongside navigating a new job market and cultural expectations, many women are also balancing family responsibilities, identify shifts, and the pressure to “get back in” quickly. It’s no surprise that job searching can become exhausting.
The key to success, however, is not intensity – it’s sustainability. A sustainable job search is one you can maintain consistently over time without burnout. It balances action with reflection, productivity with wellbeing, and progress with patience.
In Luxembourg’s competitive and highly network-driven market, a thoughtful, strategic approach is far more effective than rushing to apply for everything at once. This is especially true when re-entering the workforce. As it offers a valuable opportunity not just to return to work, but to realign with what truly matters to you.
This month, we explore how to build a job search that supports your confidence, energy, and long-term career direction so that you can move forward with clarity rather than pressure.
Shift from Urgency to Strategy
Many job seekers begin with urgency – applying to as many roles as possible, every day. While this can feel productive, it often leads to frustration when responses are limited. In Luxembourg’s competitive and network-driven market, a more targeted approach is far more effective.
Targeting is not just about matching your CV to a job description. It’s about aligning your search with your values, strengths, and long-term career goals. This is especially important when re-entering the workforce, as it’s an opportunity to reset your direction, not just “get back in”.
Practical tips:
• Define your “non-negotiables” (e.g. flexibility, culture, leadership style, industry)
• Identify 2-3 target role types that genuinely fit your experience and aspirations
• Create a list of 15-20 companies in Luxembourg that align with your values
• Tailor your messaging to reflect why you’re interested – not just what you’ve done
Clarity here reduces wasted effort and increases the quality of your applications and conversations.
Build Confidence by Getting Clear on Your Value
Confidence doesn’t come from applying more – it comes from clarity. Many expat women
underestimate their value, particularly after a career break or relocation.
Practical tips:
• Write down 5-7 key achievements with measurable impact
• Identify your core strengths (e.g. leadership, problem-solving, influencing)
• Ask former colleagues for feedback to uncover patterns
• Develop a simple value statement: “I help [organisation] achieve [result] by [strengths].”
This clarity strengthens not only your applications, but how you present yourself in conversations.
Define and Communicate Your Personal Brand
Your personal brand is how others experience you professionally – your reputation, strengths, and the value you consistently bring. In a market like Luxembourg, where networks matter, a clear and consistent personal brand makes you more memorable and referable.
Practical tips:
• Ensure your LinkedIn profile reflects your target roles, not just your past titles
• Use a strong headline that positions you (e.g. “HR Leader │ Driving People Strategy in
International Environments”)
• Share occasional insights, comments, or updates to increase visibility
• Align your CV, LinkedIn, and networking message so they tell the same story.
A clear personal brand builds confidence – and helps others advocate for you.
Create a Weekly Rhythm That Works for You
Structure is essential, but it should be realistic. Instead of treating your job search like a full-time job,
build a weekly rhythm you can sustain.
Practical tips:
• Block 2-hour focused sessions instead of full days to avoid fatigue
• Assign themes to days (e.g. “Networking Tuesday”, “Application Thursday”)
• Set a clear “end time” to protect your energy and avoid overworking
Networking Is Not Optional – It’s Central
In Luxembourg, many roles are filled through connections before they are publicly advertised. For
expat women, this can feel intimidating, especially when starting from scratch.
Practical tips:
• Reach out to 2-3 new people per week on LinkedIn with a short, personalised message
• Prepare a concise introduction aligned with your target roles
• Attend events or informal coffees regularly
• Follow up within 48 hours to maintain the connection
Manage Energy, Not Just Time
A sustainable job search recognises that energy fluctuates. Some days will feel productive and
confident while others may bring doubt.
Practical tips:
Identify your “peak hours” and schedule important tasks (applications, interviews) for that time
Keep a “low energy task list” (updating LinkedIn, researching companies) for slower days
Limit rejection exposure – review feedback once, extract learning, then move on
Leverage Your Expat Advantage
As an expat, you bring international experience, adaptability, and cross-cultural awareness – highly
valued in Luxembourg’s global workforce.
Practical tips:
• Highlight remote or cross-border collaboration examples
• Position yourself as someone who can work across cultures – not someone “new to the
market”
Keep Momentum Through Small Wins
Sustainability comes from visible progress, especially during quieter periods.
Practical tips:
• Set weekly goals you can control (e.g. number of outreach messages sent)
• Keep a “wins list” to track positive responses, conversations, and milestones
• Celebrate progress – this builds confidence and motivation over time
A Long-Term Mindset
Job searching in Luxembourg often takes time, particularly when re-entering the workforce or
changing direction. A sustainable approach helps you stay engaged, confident, and focused – even
when progress feels slower than you’d like.
Practical tips:
• Set a 6-12 week horizon for your search to reduce pressure
• Build in regular breaks or “no job search” days
• Consider interim options (freelance, contract, volunteering) to stay active and visible
Rather than asking, “How quickly can I find a job?”, a more powerful question is: “Am I clear on the
value I bring – and am I targeting the right opportunities for me?”
When your job search is built on clarity, alignment, and a strong sense of professional identity,
momentum follows more naturally. Sustainable success comes not just from persistence, but from
showing up consistently with confidence and intention.
In our next issue, we’ll focus on interviews – how to prepare with confidence, communicate your
value clearly, and show up as your best professional self.
Keep Momentum Through Small Wins
Sustainability comes from visible progress, especially during quieter periods.
Practical tips:
• Set weekly goals you can control (e.g. number of outreach messages sent)
• Keep a “wins list” to track positive responses, conversations, and milestones
• Celebrate progress – this builds confidence and motivation over time
A Long-Term Mindset
Job searching in Luxembourg often takes time, particularly when re-entering the workforce
or changing direction. A sustainable approach helps you stay engaged, confident, and
focused – even when progress feels slower than you’d like.
Practical tips:
• Set a 6-12 week horizon for your search to reduce pressure
• Build in regular breaks or “no job search” days
• Consider interim options (freelance, contract, volunteering) to stay active and visible
Rather than asking, “How quickly can I find a job?”, a more powerful question is: “Am I clear
on the value I bring – and am I targeting the right opportunities for me?”
When your job search is built on clarity, alignment, and a strong sense of professional
identity, momentum follows more naturally. Sustainable success comes not just from
persistence, but from showing up consistently with confidence and intention.
In our next issue, we’ll focus on interviews – how to prepare with confidence, communicate
your value clearly, and show up as your best professional self
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Non BLC Event
The British Ladies' Club of Luxembourg is excited to be planning involvement in the Paperjam Expat City Rally
2026 on 9th July in Luxembourg City.
The Expat City Rally is a fun and lively community event
bringing together expats, locals, associations, and partners for an evening of exploration, connection, and discovery around the city.
We are currently looking at the possibility of organising a BLC stand and/or forming a BLC team to take part in the rally itself — and we would love to hear from members who may be interested in joining us or
helping on the day.
It promises to be a fantastic opportunity to:
- meet new people
- increase visibility for the Club
- welcome newcomers to Luxembourg
- enjoy a fun summer evening together
Whether you would like to help at a stand, join the rally team, or simply find out more, please contact the
Membership Team at membership@blc.lu.
Further details will follow soon — but for now, save the date!
Summer Outing Idea: James Morrison at Echterlive
Members joining us in Echternach on Sunday 26 July
may also be interested in attending the James Mor-
rison concert as part of the Echterlive Festival.
When: Sunday 26 July 2026, 18:30
Where: Trifolion, Echternach
Known for hits including You Give Me Something
and Broken Strings, James Morrison will be performing as part of the festival's summer programme.
BLC members may be eligible for a special discount
on tickets. To request the promotional code and register your interest, please contact: membership@blc.lu
We look forward to seeing some familiar faces there!
Grand Tourists to Turner: British Artists in Europe
From Saturday, July 4th to Sunday, October 11th, 2026, Villa Vauban will host Grand
Tourists to Turner: British Artists in Europe, organised in collaboration with Tate.
The exhibition explores the artistic journeys of British
artists across Europe and highlights the cultural ex-
changes that shaped their work. Given its strong British
dimension, Villa Vauban has kindly invited members of
the British Ladies' Club to discover the exhibition and
its accompanying programme.
A dedicated programme will accompany the exhibi-
tion, including guided tours in English, thematic visits,
lectures and afterworks focusing on British art and cul-
tural history.
The exhibition officially opens on Friday, July 3rd, 2026
at 6:00 p.m. and all BLC members are all invited!
For further information, please visit villavauban.lu.
Join the LËTZ GO GOLD charity run on
Saturday, 26 September 2026,
organised by the Fondatioun
Kriibskrank Kanner. Participants can choose to walk or run 1.5 km, 5 km or
10 km, all in support of paediatric cancer research.
The BLC will not be forming an official
team this year, but members are warmly encouraged to register individually and take part in this inspiring community event. Registration costs €10, and each participant commits to raising a minimum of €200 (€100 for minors and students under 25) through their personal fundraising page.
Find out more and register here:
LËTZ GO GOLD Registration & FAQ
100% of the funds raised go directly to paediatric cancer research projects, with all
event costs covered separately by sponsors. (LËTZ GO GOLD 2026)
Leadership, Sustainability & the Career Journey
The British Chamber of Commerce for Luxembourg is pleased to invite you to an evening
conversation with Jenny de Nijs, Director for the Development of the Financial Centre,
Ministry of Finance Luxembourg. This event is jointly organised by the BCC People &
Leadership Group and the BCC Sustainability Group.
Originally conceived as part of the Chamber’s International Women’s Day programme, the
event will now take place on Thursday 09 July 2026 at at 18:00 at the premises of ATOZ.
For the past several years, the Chamber has highlighted notable women in Luxembourg
whose professional journeys, leadership styles, and perspectives help shape the country’s
international business landscape. This year, we are delighted to welcome Jenny de Nijs as
our special guest.
Jenny has played a central role in the development of Luxembourg’s financial ecosystem
and has been instrumental in advancing sustainable and inclusive finance initiatives,
including the Gender Finance Task Force, which she established and chairs.
In a fireside chat moderated by Claudia Neumeister, the evening will explore:
• leadership and career development,
• navigating ambition and personal life,
• the importance of mentors and allies,
• and the evolving role of sustainability and inclusion in finance.
The conversation will be followed by audience Q&A and networking drinks.
The British Chamber wishes to thank ATOZ for generously hosting the event at its premises, to VENKATAPEN Boutique Lawyers for kindly sponsoring it and to the British Ladies Club for their support.
We look forward to welcoming you for what promises to be an insightful and engaging
evening.
The evening will start at 18:00 with registration, followed by the guest speaker discussion at
18:30. The event will conclude with networking drinks, offering participants the opportunity to continue the conversation and connect with peers across the business community.
THIS IS A MEMBERS ONLY EVENT.
Getting to the ATOZ offices: Our offices are situated at Aerogolf Center, 1b, Heienhaff, L-
1736 Senningerberg.
[Click here for directions]
Parking Instructions: You are able to park at the airport parking (KISS & FLY - Short term
parking) and you'll be provided with a pre-paid ticket in order to leave the parking after the
event.
Classifieds
BLC Members can place one free classified advert of up to 80 words per month. After this, a charge of €8.00 per additional 80 words will apply. Non-members are charged €10.00 for a classified advert of up to 80 words.
All Classified adverts will be removed after one month unless otherwise requested. Classifieds to be sent to advertising@blc.lu by the 10th of the month to appear in the following month’s
newsletter. The BLC cannot accept responsibility for the quality of goods or services advertised here.
Please note, people offering services as baby-sitters must be 16 years old or older.
EDUCATION
Blooming Words - English and Italian lessons tailored for each person’s individual needs
and wishes by a teacher with two decades worth of experience, at the location of your
preference. From toddler to adult, beginner to advanced, let your language skills bloom! For
a free trial lesson, contact me at Nikolic.Lara@gmail.com or 621489 066
Learn to paint landscapes, flowers, and
animals with private watercolor lessons that inspire your creativity and personal expression. Perfect for those seeking a relaxing hobby or refining artistic skills. No experience? No problem! I’ll guide you every step of the way. Classes are
held in Differdange. Reserve your lesson today and start creating with beauty and ease.
Contact me at thefabianaribeiro@gmail.com,
see my artwork: www.thefabianaribeiro.com
HEALTH & WELL BEING
Well-Being At Realise Mindfulness I specialise in helping women reconnect with an inner sense of calm, vitality and harmony. Find out how my blend of coaching, mindfulness and energy-healing can support you to create a life filled with joy, peace, and purpose. Contact Kate via www.realisemindfulness.com or call or text
+352 691436852 to arrange your free 30-minute clarity call. Here's what a recent client said:
"I'm more energized, more focused and more determined to achieve my goals."
Mindful Movement Recovering from an injury, suffering chronic pain, or simply would like to offer yourself greater freedom and mobility
while keeping your brain active? Mindful Movement practice improves mind-body
connection, releases tension and helps realign your body for a better posture. Working
through safe gentle movement it is suitable for any age. Join online group lessons (from the
comfort of your home) or come in person for a 1-to-1 session (Luxembourg-Cents). Details
+352 691 115 104 or https://www.mindfulbody.lu/
Thrive Pilates, Yoga and Functional Fitness Studio offers a variety of classes including
Pilates mat, Pilates Reformer, Dance Fit, Yoga, Kettlebells, Boxing, Feldenkrais, Functional
Fitness, Pilates, and Pilates Reformer classes,
rooted in Mindful Movement. We connect breath with motion, emphasising technique,
form, and function. Our dedicated teachers inspire self-awareness and joyful fitness as a
lifelong journey. We empower you to thrive and live life fully. Join our Thrive community
today! Trial classes start from €10. Thrive Studio Luxembourg - Mindful Movement, 17 route de Luxembourg, Gonderange, 6182 Junglinster, 2 rue de la vallée, L8046 Strassen,
+352691888124
SERVICES
FREE Plant Medicine Walks on the Kirchberg Plateau from April to September in English,
French, German. For more information or a copy of the timetable, contact Viviane at
craig.vivian@gmail.com. To book your place(s), contact the Kirchberg Fund office +352 26
43 45 10 or at info@fondskirchberg.lu.
Botanical expeditions, visionary landscapes and the language of flowers through time
Stories of Exploration and Transformation https://bnl.public.lu/en/a-la-une/coups-
coeur/liste-lecture/2023/gardens-through-time.html
Handmade Dog Bandanas and Accessories
Are you looking for a perfect gift for a dog or a pet lover? We offer a wide range of unique
and personalisable bandanas, bow ties, lead sleeve covers and much more. They are all
handmade in Luxembourg to the highest quality standards. Shipping is free worldwide if
you want to send a gift home. We hope to make you so happy at Dimples - Sew Happy.
Check us out at www.dimples-dogbandanas.com
Prioritise your health! Take charge of your well-being with expert support. I help women
navigate health challenges, including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, asthma,
menstrual health, peri/menopause, and healthy aging.
Using evidence-based nursing, behavioural science, and coaching, I provide 1:1 support,
group sessions, and talks to empower you in
making lasting, positive changes.
Discover how I can help—visit Carrie Cannon Health Coaching or email carrie@carriecannonhealth.com to book a no-obligation chat today!
Money can feel lighter. DEFINANCE helps women build financial confidence through
practical, uncomplicated education that's a little bit cheeky. Jessica offers workshops,
courses, and free resources to help women feel clearer, calmer, and more in control. Find
out more at www.definancecoaching.com
Non-BLC Services
Luxembourg School Support Group For English-speaking parents with children in the local state systems. Information packs and evenings are
regularly organised. Dominique Sweetnam, Tel: 48 78 82, email: info@lssg.lu
Babysitting in Luxembourg www.babysitting.lu is a Lux website in English which covers all regions. They are registered babysitters, who have done the babysitting course, and often have first aid skills.
Breast Cancer Support Have you, a family member or friend been diagnosed with Cancer and are feeling overwhelmed? Think Pink Luxembourg is an English speaking group who can provide practical information and support to women and their families living in Luxembourg with the day to day reality of Cancer. For more information go to our website
thinkpinklux.com or email info@thinkpinklux.com
All Saints Anglican Church of Luxembourg
Contact Rev Canon Geoff Read office@anglican.lu
Tel 439593
Sunday Service Times –
09.30 Holy Communion (BCP)
10.45 Main Sunday Service, ranging from Holy Communion to First Sunday contemporary services with Junior Church, Youth Group and creche.
For mid-week groups and more information, please see www.anglican.lu
Lions and Lambs Playgroup A free and fun Christian-themed playgroup with songs, crafts and a story for children aged 0-4 years and their carers. Please contact the church office for more information office@anglican.lu
All Nations Church of Luxembourg Paul McMinimy 26332138. Sunday Services at 10am and 11.30am at Salle St Joseph , 85 Avenue Pasteur in Limpertsberg. www.allnationschurch.com
Oasis Church of God Pastors Pietro & Giovanna Colaci 691 694 504 Sunday Worship services 10:00 and 11:30 at Hope Centre, 72 Dernier Sol, Bonnevoie. Crèche. Oasis Kids age 3-11. Youth 12- 18. Young Adults. Singles. Ladies Meeting. Mid-week
Care and Prayer groups. See www.coglux.com/churches for more information on our English, French and Spanish language churches.
Christian Community Church Pastor Joël Meyer, +352 621 138 880 Sunday worship 10:30am during pandemic at 34 rue du Dernier Sol, Bonnevoie, by advance sign-up. We are also on You Tube (www.ccclux.com, click on resources; livestreaming; youtube) Weekly Bible studies, small group meetings and prayer meetings via Zoom. Please contact us
for more details.
Passage, the parent support group for the English speaking community Provides a forum for parents and professionals who work in the field of education and family welfare in Luxembourg. We are run voluntarily for parents by parents with the support of
relevant practitioners. We run monthly support groups, seminars and courses for parents and network evenings for professionals. If you would like more information please email www.passage.lu passage.parents@gmail.com
ExpatWoman.com The largest global website helping women living overseas with blogs, reader stories, interviews with successful expat women and articles.
Just Arrived S.à.r.l: A practical online guide for those new to the Grand Duchy to facilitate their integration into their new surroundings. Aimed at expats and newcomers, it provides a wealth of information on housing, education, health and well- being, art and culture, sport, shopping, food, nightlife, etc. www.justarrived.lu/en/
Quakers in Luxembourg 'Meeting for Worship' is held at 11am on the last Sunday of each month (except July, August & December). Visitors welcome. Meetings at the Amnesty offices (23, Rue des États-Unis). If you plan to attend, please email
luxquakers@gmail.com to check that meetings will be held. See also www.quakers-belux.org
The Greenfingers Celia James - cjames@pt.lu
Fiona Hampton - fionahampton@pt.lu
A group for those interested in gardens. We usually meet monthly on a Saturday morning to visit a private or public garden. In winter we usually meet at a member's house with either a member or an invited guest speaker talking on a variety of garden related topics. www.greenfingersclub.lu
The Network www.thenetwork.lu An English-speaking, professional women’s organisation that aims to promote interaction and networking among women of all nationalities.
Lux Life Book Club An English language book club, to discuss your favourites, improve your English and marinalai.lux@gmail.com to sign up for a summary of each book club meeting.
RTL Today Radio
For all your English chat, information, news and great music. Stream now at www.rtl.lu/radio or on the new app Radioplayer
ARA City Radio,
English chat, information, news & great music for Luxembourg on 102.9 and 105.2 FM or the new app Radioplayer. www.aracityradio.com
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