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Poor January gets a terrible rap. It’s dark, it’s freezing cold and no one seems to have the money or energy to do anything worthwhile. Our bank accounts may have been completely and utterly drained by all the Christmas and New […]
The festive period is often a time of extensive travel disruption in London, with rail operators taking the opportunity to undertake repairs and upgrades while the city has fewer commuters. While the major closures of major stations like Waterloo and […]
Happy New Year, art lovers! January tends to be a pretty quiet month for London’s art scene – what with all the collectors and gallerists off sunning themselves – but it’s the perfect time to get organised for the year ahead. And […]
Developments in London don’t seem to be slowing down in 2026. As well as new museums, hotels and music venues, the city is tipped to get a number of spanking fresh neighbourhoods in the future too. All four corners of the have new homes, […]
South London footie fans, pay attention: Southwark Council has officially approved plans to refurbish Dulwich’s historic Champion Hill football stadium. The council has given the green light to plans that will see Dulwich Hamlet FC’s old stadium transformed into a new 4,000-seat ground […]
January is a famously dreary month of the year. The Christmas magic has worn off, everyone is swearing off anything fun and the days are dark and cold. In short, exactly when we could all do with an extra injection of light. And […]
Tony Gilroy’s wildly acclaimed Disney Star Wars series Andor has made breakout stars of numerous actors, many of whom were already well-established Brit theatre stalwarts – Denise Gough and Kyle Soller perhaps being the most obvious examples. But for many […]