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Black Cat, a beloved vegan café in Clapton, east London, needs your help. The not-for-profit plant-based joint has been serving up food and coffee for the past 10 years, but now its owners are moving back to Spain. Campaigners are raising money […]
The UK’s largest queer film event, not to mention a major fixture in London’s cultural calendar, BFI Flare returns to the BFI Southbank next week for its 38th edition, showcasing the best new LGBTQ cinema from around the world over […]
Train fares were already pretty steep, and now thanks to a 4.9 percent rise in rail ticket prices they’re even more spenny. While it was just a month or so ago that a report revealed which London commuter towns are cheapest, thanks […]
Most of us can only dream of being able to afford to live in the actual Barbican Estate. Arguably London’s most famous housing estate, the Barbican is a glorious brutalist mish-mash of concrete, curves and convenience. And it isn’t just […]
One thing London is missing: places to hang out and relax near a large body of water. The Thames is massive, so why not be more like Copenhagen and make the most of it? Apparently, Sadiq Khan had the same thought. He’s […]
Following the announcement of massive headliners like Stevie Nicks, SZA, Kylie and Kings of Leon, BST Hyde Park 2024 has just named country superstar Morgan Wallen as its final headliner. The US chart-topping country pop singer last played London at the […]
One of London’s most powerful and urgent film festivals, Human Rights Watch is an annual showcase of the best new films tackling the kind of issues that keep us all up at night. Anyone with an interest in the state […]