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Photograph: Feilden Fowles ArchitectsIt was a sad day for south London when, in March 2024, we had to wave a temporary goodbye to the Horniman Museum’s overstuffed walrus. The marine mammal, which lacks its characteristic wrinkles as a result of […]
The Dusty KnuckleThe best days invariably start with some kind of baked good. A Saturday stroll through the park is always better with a croissant in hand; the weekday commute is made that little bit easier when you’re munching on […]
Leonie Cooper for Time OutThe Islington pub known as The Angelic has returned to its former glory and will once again be known as the George IV. The Liverpool Road pub, which dates back to 1817, has been given a […]
Photograph: Bufola / Lido FestivalMore bad news for London’s festival lovers. Just days after it was announced that Wireless festival would no longer go ahead this year after the UK Government revoked headliner Kanye West’s right to enter the UK, […]
Photograph: Carter Gregson GraySoutheast Londoners will remember when, back in 2024, a massive crimson bridge was revealed in Canada Water. The shiny new landmark, called the Canada Dock Boardwalk, was designed by legendary architect Asif Khan and traverses waters that […]
Photograph: Queer EastBack for its seventh year, Queer East Festival has announced its 2026 line-up – and whether you’re into mesmerising docs or eye-opening features, the programme has something for everyone. Running from May 1 to June 6, this celebration […]
Photograph: Weedon ArchitectsNever go with a hippie to a second location, as 30 Rock’s Jack Donaghy once noted. But following a beloved cinema to the ends of the Earth – or at least, a few miles to the north east […]