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Ever since Shakespeare’s Globe opened its doors in 1997, its 700 standing tickets have cost just £5 each, a deal that’s got sweeter and sweeter as inflation has worked its wicked way. But it was never intended to be for […]
What dates are the tube, train and Overground strikes? It may be a new year, but it’s the same old story when it comes to London’s trains. After lots of disruption over the festive period and throughout January, rail and […]
Back in the day, Soho used to be the centre for London’s sex industry – full of strip clubs, peep shows and porn cinemas. Now, one of the area’s oldest X-rated venues, The Windmill, wants to bring back a slice of old Soho by […]
Brixton Academy will be closed for three months following the deaths of two people after a crowd crush at a gig in December. Afrobeats artist Asake was playing the venue on Thursday December 15 when a fatal crush happened in the venue’s foyer. Rebecca […]
The Queen was given her first corgi at the age of seven, and it triggered a lifelong love of the oblong canines that became one of the long-serving monarch’s defining characteristics. Sure, some rulers may be remembered for brokering peace […]
Just when you thought the trains in London couldn’t get any worse, an astonishing 40 percent of scheduled rail and Underground services in the capital were cancelled or delayed in 2022, the BBC reported. According to data compiled from OnTimeTrains, […]
Does the prospect of snow in London fill you with wintry joy, or chilly dread? While a city covered in a glistening snowy blanket once warmed our hearts, freezing temperatures suddenly seem much less appealing, with sky-high energy bills causing worry for millions across […]