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In the months since Euston was branded ‘the worst station in London’, the situation at the rail hub has undeniably improved – if only slightly. After a plan was unveiled to fix the station’s chaos, these days London’s 10th-busiest station allows […]
Just as London has revealed it plans to bid to host the 2040 Olympics, the capital has been crowned as the world’s best city for hosting sporting events. A new report by City Hall has revealed that major sporting events made £230 […]
May is here and with it the London open air theatre season gets into full swing. The Globe kicks things off with a cowboy-themed Romeo and Juliet followed shortly thereafter with a rare revival for a modern play – Arthur Miller’s […]
Huge news for anyone who has had the misfortune of having to schlep back from IKEA Wembley on public transport with a Kallax shelving unit, a Tjusig shoe rack, two houseplants, and a giant blue Frakta bag full of ‘kitchen bits’; Sweden’s blue-and-yellow flatpack […]
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 […]