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Photograph: ShutterstockThe London Underground’s carriages are subject to a rigorous schedule of cleaning, with most tube services getting a deep clean at least once a month. But some tube services are busier and get cleaned more frequently than others, meaning that […]
Photograph: Arch Light PhotographyThe Big Smoke isn’t short of things to do on a boat, from karaoke to fine dining. Now, there’s a new experience to be had on London’s waterways thanks to a swanky new floating spa. Meet the Maria Alexander, […]
Ben McMahonWith his legendary Endo at the Rotunda restaurant in White City still closed following a fire, Endo Kazutoshi has plans to open up a brand-new sushi joint. Endo will launch in October, in the building that was formerly home […]
Photo: Matt Crockett‘Why tho?’ is the main question that’s been floating around since the announcement came that Trainspotting was being turned into a musical. After all, Irvine Welsh’s gritty depiction of drug addiction and deprivation in 1990s Edinburgh doesn’t exactly lend […]
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Photograph: Royal DocksThe World Cup’s over, the heatwave has finally died down, and everyone seems to have buzzed off on holiday, leaving a smug out-of-office to torment anyone still stuck in the city. You’d be forgiven for feeling a little […]
Photo: Helen MurraySmall but hard-hitting Covent Garden theatre the Donmar Warehouse has just officially announced its winter season, which will start when its current sold-out show The Guilty and its immediate follow-up A Month in the Country end. First up is Danny […]
CamilleTime to celebrate. Our favourite place to eat in London is opening a brand new restaurant. You’ll have to wait a few more months before you can actually eat there, but the team behind Camille – which recently topped our […]