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A true London theatre icon, the Old Vic’s joyful Jack Thorne-penned stage version of ‘A Christmas Carol’ has run every Christmas since 2017 – it even managed to run in 2020 as a series of streaming-only performances. It usually had a solidly big-name celebrity playing […]
The Horniman Museum, the cultural jewel in South London’s crown and home to the world’s most handsome walrus, has just submitted plans for a £10m refurbishment. Much of the work will concentrate on the 2022 Art Fund Museum of the […]
London is getting a new village, and it’s named Springfield. No, it’s not going to be full of yellow, googly-eyed cartoons – Springfield Village, in Tooting, is being called the ‘biggest urban development’ since the Olympic stadium was built for the […]
How would you feel about wearing a ring on your finger to signify that you’re single and ready to mingle? Pear, a new dating experiment, wants you to do just that, and they’re putting on a singles-only festival in London […]
They say you should stick to what you know. The Newcastle-born bakery chain Greggs has boldly decided to go against that with its new summer menu. Greggs has dropped three new items (yes, some of them are vegan) inspired by […]
If you’re an ‘Only Fool and Horses’ fan (or maybe your dad is,) you can get your hands on a piece of legendary British comedy history. One of the most recognisable cars on British television is up for sale. The iconic […]
It looked great in the pics. Then it arrives and there’s a weird pit stain, the sleeves are designed for someone with Barbie doll arms, or the fabric is as sweat-inducingly plasticky as an Aldi bin bag. Sound familiar? Online […]