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Since last September’s hugely disruptive tube strikes, London’s rail network hasn’t been entirely strike-free, but it hasn’t seen major disruption. Industrial action on the Overground and at the Piccadilly depot caused some bother, but not much – alas, now that period of relative calm […]
One of London’s most iconic but off-limits buildings is one step closer to opening up to the public, as Shoreditch-based architecture firm Orms has been appointed to transform the BT Tower into a boutique hotel. As we told you at the […]
It’s so long to a titan of the London sandwich scene. Dom’s Subs is officially shutting down its City of London outpost. Don’t panic, Dom’s Subs as a business is sticking around. But it’ll be moving out of its shop on Cullum Street after being […]
London already has a formidable roster of live music venues – but here’s something that is a little different, even for the capital. Broadwick Live, the team behind Printworks and Drumsheds, has announced today (March 10) what sounds like a wildly ambitious […]
Time Out’s award-winning podcast Love Thy Neighbourhood is back for a fourth series, and you can listen to the first episode right now. In it, red-hot comedian and Russian import Olga Koch shows Time Out editor Joe Mack around the […]
Beloved stop motion animation studio Aardman was already having a great year in London thanks to its excellent Inside Aardman exhibition at the Young V&A. And now it ups the ante by announcing a new immersive film that’ll run at […]
Sad news for south London – Dough Hands’ residency at the Old Nun’s Head pub will be ending next month. The last service for this near-perfect pizza pop-up will be on April 25, but Dough Hands will continue its original residency […]