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Could ‘vertical villages’ be the future of London living? We know that the capital is desperately in need of new homes, especially affordable ones. Now one developer is building £500 million new skyscraper in west London, and they’re calling it a village. A […]
It will shock almost nobody to learn that Cirque du Soleil is returning to the Royal Albert Hall in 2026: pandemic aside, the esteemed neo circus troupe has made the grand Victorian performance venue its home at the start of […]
In case you didn’t know, buying a house in London these days costs the world. Unless you’ve got wealthy parents to give you a leg up, or fancy saving up for the next 40 years, cobbling together the money for a […]
There’s a London hotel for every budget, purpose, mood and niche. The capital has countless fantastic places to stay, from affordable to five-star, family-friendly and business-appropriate to romantic. There’s a reason Time Out’s list of the best hotels in London stretches all […]
Playwright Duncan Macmillan is the king of the slow burner: his 2011 fringe play Lungs debuted in 2011 in semi-obscurity until eight years later it was revived in a massive Old Vic production starring Matt Smith and Clare Foy. Now his 2014 […]
It’s one of the 10 best cinemas in the UK and Ireland and is already justifiably renowned as the home of the best singalongs, repertory screenings and cheap tickets in town. But now London’s Prince Charles Cinema is to star […]
A brand new restaurant where cheese is delivered to guests via a conveyor belt is set to open in north London. Pick & Cheese opens in Camden Market on July 25 and will feature an 18-metre-long conveyor belt, which stretches […]