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Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour made his name with ‘White Rabbit, Red Rabbit’, an experimental drama that played on the fact he was then unable to leave his home country, and thus a different performer was required to read the script every […]
One of the last proper old school Soho restaurants, Andrew Edmunds is a bit of a special spot. Which is why we’re a little miffed to find out that the French-ish date night classic will be shutting up shop for the […]
While we might currently be seeing a temporary pause in train strikes in London, that’s by no means the end of travel disruption in the capital. The next huge shake-up to getting around the capital will be the partial closure of the Blackwall […]
Pollen might be a real pain for hayfever sufferers, but it also helps London to stay a green and luscious place. And that’s why a city-wide pollinator count is taking place for the first time ever, with Londoners being asked to […]
Gasholders are an iconic part of east London’s skyline. Once used as storage facilities for gas, the gigantic circular metal structures are usually dotted along canals and you can spot the Victorian structures in places like Bethnal Green, Bromley-by-Bow, King’s Cross and Fulham. But the […]
Two of Soho’s most well-loved and most iconic cafes have appeared in the top five of a list featuring the most beautiful coffee shops in the world. According to The Telegraph‘s rankings, Soho’s long-standing Bar Italia is the third ‘most beautiful […]
It’s been a historic day for the UK and for London. After 14 years, the Tories are out, and Labour will be the new party in government after a landslide win. There were plenty of memorable moments as the results unfolded: Jeremy […]