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Next week London could be hit by the city’s first tube strikes since last September, but this weekend the city’s transport network also will not be running as normal. Rather than strikes, this disruption will be the result of planned […]
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Sometimes, genuinely good free events going on in London are few and far between. Of course, when that happens, you can always just do one of the many, many great things that are free all year round. But there are […]
Photograph: Hacha BarThere was a moment, in 2019, when the words ‘mirror margarita’ were echoing through every corner of east London. Mexican bar Hacha was fresh on the scene, and its signature see-through serve was making a stir. The bar […]
Photograph: ShutterstockCancel that expensive trip to Japan next spring, because cherry blossoms are about to bloom much closer to home. Yep, from now on a quick trip to SE10 will scratch the annual cherry blossom itch. Greenwich Park has just […]
CamilleWe’ve just had an overhaul of our list of the very best French restaurants in London… and there’s a new number one in town. Camille in Borough Market is officially the best French restaurant in London, according to us here […]
Photograph: Massimo Parisi / Shutterstock.comNext week drivers on the London Underground will begin a series of strikes set to take place across April, May and June 2026. However, they aren’t the only transport workers in the capital who’re walking out. Do you […]
Good news for museum-wandering and theatre-going city dwellers; London’s biggest arts and culture venues are set to receive a share of a £130 million government fund intended to improve access to the arts. The investment comes from the Arts Everywhere Fund, […]