We all know London’s property market is broken but things may have just gotten a whole lot bleaker. There’s now a balcony for sale in South Kensington for £50,000 – and, [...]
Not every pub has to be perfect, some just have to give you what you need. Often this is simply offering something that’s hard to find elsewhere — something the [...]
August is probably the most eccentric month in the London theatre calendar, with a handful of spectacular large-scale productions balanced against the fact that half of the industry buggers off [...]
Often, when a pub closes down — at least in London — it will reopen as a hairdresser or a kebab shop. It’s a refreshing change then when one reopens [...]
Running from the east in Upminster to Earl’s Court in the west, the District Line forms one of the oldest London Underground lines in the service’s history. The idea when [...]
In days gone by, silk dresses, top hats and canes were de rigueur in London’s theatres. Now, standards have slipped somewhat. Audience members routinely show up wearing bobbly trackies, sweaty [...]
Camberwell caters to many kinds of people, and The Hermits Cave is the spot for its real beer and pub lovers. This no-nonsense corner pub is charming and traditional with [...]
Proposals have been put forward for a statue of World War II codebreaker Alan Turing on Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth. Outgoing Defence Secretary Ben Wallace made the proposal last week, following the [...]
Dating back to 1992, BookMongers truly is one of the gems of Brixton, which is in turn one of the gems of London, meaning a trip down to this quirky [...]
For too long, the safety of women and girls has been considered our personal burden. However, Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London, has announced he wants to change that. Today (July [...]
