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Plans for a £10 billion development, including 4,000 new homes, at Earl’s Court have been in the works for a few years now. The proposal would see new housing, parks and a new cultural venue built in place of the old Earls […]
Skint but fancy a drink? Then Market Place Food Hall and Bar in Vauxhall is offering some very, very cheap drinks this Friday January 17. They’ll be slinging pints of Asahi for just 17p in order to honour the mid-month slump that sees […]
Thanks to years of cutbacks in public spending and unprecedented inflation, London’s borough councils are facing a cash crisis. Soon, for the first time thousands of London’s poorest residents will have to pay council tax, while 15 boroughs will increase […]
Back in December we reported that the Piccadilly line, suffering from a shortage of trains, would be part-suspended until mid-January. Today – January 15, pretty much slap-bang the middle of Jan – we’ve had further bad news: the line will […]
There is no better way to usher in the new year than New Contemporaries. The annual group show brings together the best recent art grads in the country and whacks them in an art institution, all at a time of […]
For one day this month you’ll be able to visit a London pub and pay what you feel is fair – based on how much you earn. The pub – called The Fair Pour – comes from Oxfam, which is […]
Somewhere between a theatre, a cinema and an art gallery, the Lightroom in King’s Cross has proven to be one of the more interesting venues to have opened in London in recent years. While its first show – David Hockney’s […]