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And just like that, London’s recent, blissfully strike-free period on the tube is coming to an end. Today (August 21) the RMT union has announced a week-long period of industrial action on the capital’s transport network, starting in the first week of September. […]
The August bank holiday weekend is upon us, and that means one thing – London’s mightiest, most colourful street party is back. Notting Hill Carnival 2025 will see million (yes, millions) of partiers flocking to west London donning feathers, big bold sequins and tributes […]
It’s weekend two of All Points East, which means more reasons to head over to Victoria Park, with more music, and a brand new slate of headliners. This weekend, Barry Can’t Swim is top billed for Friday August 22, the Maccabees will […]
Topshop is officially back from the dead. While it’s not kicking IKEA out of its original flagship store just yet, the fashion brand is setting up shop just down the road at Liberty, one of London’s most famous department stores. […]
Right as kids start to go back to school, a whopping 71 bus routes across west and southwest London could face significant disruption. That’s because nearly 2,000 bus drivers, engineers and controllers in the area are planning to go on strike. Bus workers belonging […]
When it launched as a pop up at the tail end of 2016, Ballie Ballerson was pretty much the flagship venue for the then relatively novel kidult trend, that is to say grown adults doing children’s activities, generally while drunk. […]
Pub pros CAMRA – AKA the Campaign for Real Ale – have revealed the organisation’s London Pub of the Year 2025. The annual competition sees 16 regional and national winners crowned in UK, and the capital’s title has been taken by a […]