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Photo: Chris McAndrewJames Graham is probably the most successful British playwright of our age, having scored hit after hit from the unlikeliest subjects, from his breakthrough This House – about the whipping operation in the hung parliament of the ’70s […]
Photograph: ShutterstockAs a kid, if you ever managed to persuade your parents to take you and your friends to Go Ape for your birthday, let’s face it, you were probably pretty popular in the playground. Swinging from rope bridges, zooming […]
Photograph: Justin De SouzaHere at Time Out, we’re well aware of the quality of London’s food scene. From gorge-worthy gastropub grub to late-night noodles, you can satiate pretty much any hankering at one of the capital’s eateries. Which is why, […]
Photograph: Chrispictures / ShutterstockBad news for Soho’s brunching elite: the future of the beloved all-day café Balans is up in the air after an email allegedly said the group was ‘no longer trading’ and ‘all creditors will be contacted in due course’, […]
Image: David Hockney The legendary artist David Hockney has died aged 88. The prolific painter, who was born in Bradford, was one of the most influential and popular British artists of the modern era. He was best known for his […]
Image: Marriott InternationalFoodies and francophiles, get this on your radar, because top American chef Daniel Rose is soon going to open his very first London restaurant. Rose, an American chef specialising in French cuisine, is the man behind the Michelin-starred Le […]
Photograph: WD Stock Photos / Shutterstock.comIn a move that is guaranteed to get people talking about how much the area has changed, Gail’s has revealed plans to open next to Brixton tube station. The bougie bakery chain has submitted plans to take over […]