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Heads up, regular users of the Mildmay line. The Overground service will partially shut for 11 days this Christmas, before part-closing again on several weekends throughout January and February 2026. The line, which on a TfL map was formerly orange […]
★★★★★ The Bridge Theatre has an incredibly consistent track record with musicals. Admittedly that’s because it’s only previously staged one musical. But it was a really good one, the visionary immersive production of Guys & Dolls that wrapped up a two-year-run […]
There’s nothing like the classic grub and rough-around-the-edges charm of a traditional London boozers. But sometimes you might want somewhere with a little extra glamour. That’s where London’s posh gastropubs come in. And at the height of Sunday roast season, the Times has just […]
Though destined to be forever associated with Ireland, Guinness has opened a London brewery. The first UK-based Guinness brewery to be open to the public, it’s a little bit different to west London’s 1930s-built Guinness brewery in Park Royal, which […]
Everyone’s got some sort of gripe with London transport. But depending on where in the city you live, some people have it far worse than others. Now, there’s solid data to back that up. TfL has revealed exactly where in the […]
We don’t mean to alarm you, but as of today (December 11) Christmas is exactly two weeks away. That means any final gifts, cards, or travel plans need to be sorted imminently, but for some of the millions of people […]
London has all sorts of Christmas trees lighting up its squares, streets and stations this year. There’s the music box inspired tree at St Pancras, the simple traditional spruce on Trafalgar Square, the Burberry-styled tree at Claridge’s hotel and the twinkling light-covered tree […]