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Anyone who’s visited the British Museum in the last few years will know that its Great Russell Street entrance isn’t looking quite as grand as it once did. Since 2016 London’s busiest attraction has featured grubby, grey-ish tents for security, […]
Is ‘Talk to Me’ your song of the year so far? Can’t wait for Sexistential to drop in March? Listen up, Robyn fans: the Swedish pop icon is going on tour this summer and she’s set to play some of […]
Notting Hill’s Holy Carrot is set to bring its excellent plant-based cookery to Spitalfields. But there’s a twist – the second Holy Carrot won’t be totally vegan. Don’t worry, they won’t be adding offal to the menu, but it will […]
The newest batch of lauded-after Michelin stars are being handed out in just a matter of days. But before we find out which British restaurants have earned one of those prestigious stars, there’s another Michelin award worth paying attention to, particularly if […]
While New York is the city that never sleeps, London’s nightlife seems all-too-fond of an early bedtime. But it is still possible to do an all-nighter in the capital, as shown by a recent report by Metro. Back in 2010, 1,000 venues […]
Drivers, beware. More parts of central London could be pedestrianised under proposals from Westminster Council and the Crown Estate. The road between Piccadilly Circus and St James’s Park could be transformed into a massive public plaza and vehicles could be banned […]
Back in the day, Manston Airport near Margate used to fly Brits to their holidays in Europe, with destinations including Italy, Portugal and Amsterdam. The airport closed its doors in 2014, but in 2025 it announced it was going to make a comeback. […]