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Named after silent era moving picture venues, London’s newest cinema The Nickel has found a permanent home in Clerkenwell. The cinema will open in early summer with a 35-seater screen dedicated to the ‘grindhouse spirit’, which will encapsulate the bizarre, the sensational, subversive, […]
When was the last time you took a black cab? For the past decade the number of old school taxis in the capital has been dwindling thanks to the rise of ride-hailing apps, which massively undercut black cabs in price […]
There is nowhere better than London in spring – cherry blossoms are blooming, pub gardens are packed, and we’re all doing a great job of pretending there won’t be at least three more cold fronts before summer arrives. Life is […]
Six years to the month since its fateful closure, we could still be ten years out from Hammersmith Bridge being rebuilt – and plans could involve not using it at all, according to the minutes of the most recent Hammersmith […]
London is never short when it comes to exhibitions, but this month is looking particularly great, packed with awe-inspiring art shows, brilliant photography and much more. Spring has most definitely sprung and Londoners are coming out of hibernation, seizing the city with […]
April has arrived, spring is in full force, and Londoners are heading outside with a vengeance: soaking up some rays in their local park, flocking like geese to canal-side cafés, or desperately trying to take non-naff photos of cherry blossom […]
Deptford High Street could soon become a no-car zone according to new plans revealed by Lewisham Council. The high street is currently closed to traffic three days a week so markets can be held, but proposals would see parts of […]