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Photograph: Pete Woodhead The Southbank Centre has been handed £10 million to go towards fixing up the Grade I-listed Royal Festival Hall, its oldest and largest building. Royal Festival Hall first opened during the Festival of Britain in 1951. It’s best known […]
Photograph: Johnny Dufort The countdown is on for Harry Styles’ long-awaited 12-night run at Wembley Stadium. In just four days, the megastar will kick off the London leg of his Together, Together tour in what will be the highest number of […]
Photograph: Camille It’s hardly a secret that London has one of the finest and most diverse culinary scenes on the planet. Oysters, jollof, baklava, dim sum, ceviche, you name it – whatever you happen to be craving, there will be a restaurant in […]
CamilleHold onto your napkins; it’s time for the annual announcement of Time Out’s number one restaurant in London. Every year we crown a new restaurant as our favourite, as well as releasing a fully updated list of the 50 best […]
Photograph: The National Gallery Some lucky office workers will be aware of ‘Summer Fridays’, where employees are allowed to shave off a few hours from the end of the working week and clock off early on Fridays during the summer […]
Photograph: Shutterstock Since 1994, the Eurostar has been letting Londoners swerve the faff of checked luggage, liquid limits and the extra hassle of transferring to and from the airport when travelling to top European cities. You can get from the […]
Image: City of London Corporation It’s official – despite significant backlash from local residents, a new office block is being built by the Barbican Centre. Once built, the brand new One Silk Street will offer approximately 86,000 sqm of office […]