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Photograph: MeatLiquorLondoners, it might be time to show your closest burger joint some love, because restaurants are closing faster than you can say ‘quarterpounder with cheese’. In the space of just two weeks, two big hitters – MeatLiquor and Patty&Bun […]
Photograph: Carl Bjorklund / Shutterstock.comApril 7 update: Following significant backlash, Kanye West’s headline shows at Wireless 2026 have been cancelled. All ticket-holders will be refunded. On March 30 Ye – the artist formerly known as Kanye West – was announced as the […]
Major news, music fans. Back in February it was revealed that former One Directioner, three-time Grammy winner and general pop culture icon Harry Styles would be curating the 2026 edition of Meltdown, following in the footsteps of David Bowie, Patti […]
If you, like us, don’t have a spare £2,300 lying around to fork out for an annual membership, you probably don’t frequent The Sloane Club. Luckily for the nosey among us, it’s now possible to get a peek inside without stumping up […]
A landmark exhibition showcasing the Bayeux Tapestry is coming to London in September, and boy has it been an ordeal to get it here. Britain has attempted to borrow the tapestry four times in the last century – once in 1931, […]
Dough HandsDough Hands make, hands-down, some of the best pizzas in London. If you don’t believe us, believe the epic waits for a pie that you’ll find at London Fields’ Spurstowe Arms and – until April 25 – at The Old […]
Photograph: Zap ArchitectureFounded in 1170, Kingston’s Ancient Market is indeed ancient. One of the oldest markets in London, it’s currently home to nearly 30 local traders including a fishmongers, bakery and various street food stands. Neighbouring it is the equally historic Kingston Market Square, which boasts […]