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For 40 years, Battersea Power Station was closed to the public and one of London’s largest (literally) enigmas. But these days the old power station is open for all to explore. Following a mega redevelopment in 2022, BPS boasts everything from […]
Another classic pie and mash shop bites the dust. The Deptford branch of the M Manze’s chain will be closing its doors for good in March 2025, as owner George Mascall announces his retirement. Other recent pie and mash closures include […]
Back before the pandemic, Condo was well on its way to establishing itself as the most important winter art event in London. The idea was simple: a bunch of the capital’s best small art spaces would play host to galleries […]
Currently saving a bit of tube fare pocket money by working from home a couple of days a week? Well, you might not be saving for much longer. TfL is considering introducing a ‘dynamic pricing’ fare system which could charge more […]
Stephen Fry is a national treasure. He’s not just an actor, broadcaster, comedian, writer, director and narrator of the Harry Potter audiobooks – he’s also an animal welfare activist. And that’s shown by Fry’s latest campaign, which sees him join animal […]
Hackney Wick Sauna Baths, a community sauna and one of Time Out’s best saunas in London, has been a steamy, sweaty success since it opened its doors back in 2021. In under three years, the Hackney Wick Sauna Baths have […]
Pretty much any Londoner (or luxury biscuit connoisseur) would recognise the distinct eau de nil shopfront of Fortnum & Mason. F&M is one of this city’s most recognisable and beloved department stores, a shoppers’ paradise with immaculately-arranged shelves, a delectable food […]