The place is clean and professional, the staff were amazing treated me with kindness and made me…read morefeel like part of a family. The Academy was very fun learning environment, Teachers were great , helpful, kind ,knowledgeable and professional. definitely recommend to everyone. I had Mesotherapy course with Becky at East London Beauty Academy and it was amazing. i cant recommended them enough.

I was very pleased overall with this experience. My facialist seemed well informed and was…read moreexperienced in her movements. My skin looked great after and she gave me some feedback on my skin etc. The one thing which made me think twice was about the locale and the atmosphere - deffo has a budget feel! But then the price reflects it, so overall would return!

Absolutely love this academy and have studied all my courses here. A wealth of knowledge, fast…read moretrack 1-1 study and I was able to set my own dates to learn that suited me.

From the owner: Our Academy offers Exclusive learning with dates bespoked to suit the student…read moreNVQ Level 2 and 3 Fast Track learning, Single Unit upgrades offered. VTCT level 4 IPL and Lasers, Dermal Filler and Botox foundation course, Advanced Electrolysys, cosmetic needling and much more ..

This is another valued addition to the quirkiness of the Leabridge road, where E5's urban dystopia…read moreturns visibly to countryside in a matter of yards. Driving up the long approach road between swaying beech trees and neighing mares, you would be forgiven for thinking you were somewhere near Newmarket. The illusion of rural calm continues inside as horses are hay-strewn stable to training yard and back again by their capable human minders. There are classes here to suit every level of ability from haven't-even-patted-a-donkey up to advanced. For the huntsman extraordinaire, there is the opportunity to have a free session with one of the better mounts. The price for all this is predictably high, in some cases as much as £30 for a group lesson of one hour. Presumably, the amount of feed needed to keep the three dozen four-legged-friends healthy along with exhorbitant insurance rates do not help matters in this regard. I have another reason to visit now though in the form of recently discovered hidden treasure around the back of the riding centre: about three tons of vintage, dark brown, crumbly horse manure - free to take away (bring your own sacks) and perfect for the budding guerilla gardener.

A fairly decent place for trying horse riding, or for a first few lessons when moving to London…read more Let me explain... Lee Valley Riding Centre is part of a community/council sports projects (ice ring, football pitches) and as such is perfectly organised: health and safety, open to the wider public, accessible by public transport, standardised teaching. It doesn't get much safer for beginners, or easier for seasoned riders. Excellent for children too. But it's also victim of it' success, with lessons booked WELL in advance (count several days to a couple of weeks), no access to open spaces for hacks, and bored to death horses. To be fair some are quite decent, but the real sport horses are privately owned, here on livery only. You'll want to find a "sharper" club or center soon, but don't be afraid to give this one a go first.