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New National Theatre boss Indhu Rubasingham has unveiled her first programming today (April 29), the first part of what she declares is a mission to unveil a more international version of the National. The caveat before breaking down today’s announcement […]
Plans to make-over the space outside Peckham Rye station have been in the works for well over a decade now. The proposal to build the snazzy Peckham Rye Station Square was first revealed in 2011, with planning permission granted in 2016. […]
Day festivals are part and parcel of summer in London. For a few weeks a year parks all over the city are transformed into hubs of music, culture and revelry. Some locals don’t love it, but for others it’s one of […]
The 2012 Olympics was a special time in London. We got a massive new sports stadium, a Jubilee line glow-up and an iconic opening ceremony featuring Mr Bean, James Bond and Fatboy Slim. So what if we could do it […]
It’s my first visit to London’s newest theatre, and the press officer says she wants to hang about for a bit: ‘just until I see the look on your face when you see the auditorium for the first time’. I […]
Well, what do you know, it’s that time of year again. No, not get-overly-excited-about-the-promise-of-a-mini-heatwave time, but the time when a shadowy meat body announces the latest edition of the 101 Best Steak Restaurants in the World. The 2025 list of the finest […]
For some reason, restauranteurs across the capital have been saving up all their new openings for May. We have no idea why, but we’re here for it. As well as stand-alone spots and independent outings, there are also a handful […]