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Some of the best views of the city are from pubs and restaurants along the banks of the Thames. If you’re partial to a pint by the river, you’re in luck: the Horniman at Hay’s has reopened after a major […]
The shortlist for who’ll be chosen to design a new Queen Elizabeth II memorial has been announced by the UK Government. The structure will be located in St James’ Park, and is intended to ‘celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s extraordinary life of service and […]
This is not a drill – BLACKPINK are officially back together. What’s more, they’re coming to London and are set to headline Wembley Stadium for the very first time. Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa have announced that they’ll be playing […]
Catch the news about those two massive revivals at the Bridge Theatre? Well, it’s big: Nicholas Hynter’s 2019 smash version of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ (a joyously OTT take on a Shakespeare classic – complete with giant moon balls) will […]
The square mile of the City of London is chock-a-block with big buildings, and it’s about to get another one. A new 54-storey tower is going to by built next to Liverpool Street station, occupying 60,000 square feet. 99 Bishopsgate […]
A stage adaptation of Suzanne Collins’s dystopian YA classic The Hunger Games has felt like the white whale of the British theatre industry for a decade now. Ten years ago it was announced that a musical adaption of the first instalment […]
Chelsea is awash with posh restaurants and Michelin stars aplenty. But at the end of this week, one of it’s most beloved Michelin-starred establishments is saying an unexpected farewell. The Five Fields on Blacklands Terrace has revealed that, after 12 ‘glorious’ years, […]