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London is bracing for another week of strikes on the tube. Starting next Tuesday (May 19), London Underground drivers who are in the RMT union will walk out in two 24-hour strikes spread across four days. The drivers are protesting […]
Photograph: British Museum This year, it’s finally coming home. Sorry, we’re not on about the World Cup (though our hopes are high), we’re talking about the Bayeux Tapestry. The embroidered masterpiece is due to come back to Britain for the first […]
Photograph: Chris Coulson In just six years, Lockdown Bakehouse has become a fully fledged southwest London institution. It started life in a small kitchen in 2020, suppling flour, eggs, loo roll, bread and pastries to locals and NHS workers during the Covid-19 […]
Let’s face it, some cocktails just ooze cool. There are few things quite as chic as sipping on an ice-cold martini, taking a swig of a stiff negroni or rattling the ice in an old fashioned rocks glass, Mad Men […]
Photograph: Ron Ellis / Shutterstock.comAt time of writing, tube strikes are set to hit London once again next week. But those walk-outs aren’t the only travel disruption to watch out for over the coming days. This weekend (May 16-17) there […]
Photograph: Motiv SportsIf you’ve ever run the Hackney Half Marathon, you’ll know that despite the fact you’re exerting yourself for 13.1 miles – risking chafing, blisters and sheer exhaustion along the way – somehow it still manages to be a […]
Photograph: CurzonLondon’s historic Curzon Chelsea is reopening this autumn – and here’s a first look at what to expect from the brand new King’s Road venue. Curzon’s new flagship venue is part of a redevelopment that has left the Art Deco façade […]