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A proposed new branch of Ottolenghi has made some locals in Richmond, southwest London, rather unhappy. The deli – which will serve wine, as well as lovely little cakes, posh pastries and fancy salads – has been given official permission by Richmond […]
After months of teasing, the time has finally come. London’s sprawling network of orange Overground lines is now officially getting a rebrand, with each route getting its own line name and colour. Given that each London Overground route operates individually […]
Everything claims to be sustainable these days. But how to actually prove it? In the culinary world, restaurants with environmentally friendly credentials can be awarded a Green Star by the Michelin Guide, demonstrating that they’re truly their doing their bit to […]
‘Six’ (pictured), the sassy West End show about the wives of Henry VIII, is probably the biggest Brit musical theatre success story of the last ten years. A clever, audacious idea bound to a tight 80-minute runtime and executed in shades […]
Will they or won’t they? It’s a tale as old as time and the backbone of any decent romcom. Except we’re not talking about movies right now, we’re talking about the demolition of the M&S flagship store on Oxford Street. […]
We all know what makes a good commuter town (and if you don’t, you can find out here), but what makes a good commuter train station? If we’re being honest, it likely pretty much all boils down to reliability. A […]
One of Brick Lane’s iconic bagel stores has reportedly been served with an eviction notice. The Beigel Shop or the ‘yellow one’ (as opposed to ‘the white one’ a few doors down, aka Beigel Bake) at 155 Brick Lane is apparently shuttered. According […]