Dinner and a film. Again. Nothing wrong with it – but if you’ve been together more than five minutes, you’ve done that …
Most team building activities are quietly terrible. Everyone knows it. The facilitator with the laminated instructions knows it. The person who booked …
East London does Christmas properly. None of the frantic, overpriced, tourist-trap energy you get in central London. Instead: a neighbourhood that genuinely …
Everybody has been to that Christmas do. Long table. Three-course set menu chosen six weeks earlier by someone in operations. Crackers. A …
A fashion mogul cancels Christmas because it’s getting in the way of her landmark show. Three visitors turn up to explain why …
Last season the London Lions won everything. All four domestic trophies – the Championship, the Cup, the Trophy and the play-off title, …
The Music is Black Festival from East Bank closes with a bang. Black to the Future – the fourth and final live …
There’s a moment that happens at almost every bottomless brunch in London. You’re about 50 minutes in. The glasses are half full, …
London’s queer collectives are taking over Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park this August. Queer Frequencies – the third weekend of The Music is …
Lee Valley VeloPark is one of the most impressive sporting venues in London. Whether you are there to watch elite cycling, race …
Dinner and a film. Again. Nothing wrong with it – but if you’ve been together more than five minutes, you’ve done that particular combination enough times to know that it’s
Most team building activities are quietly terrible. Everyone knows it. The facilitator with the laminated instructions knows it. The person who booked it definitely knows it by 11am when half
Seventy-five people crammed into a village. One of them is a demon. Most of them are lying. And somehow, it’s your job to figure out which is which. Blood on
East London does Christmas properly. None of the frantic, overpriced, tourist-trap energy you get in central London. Instead: a neighbourhood that genuinely knows how to put a night together, world-class
Twelve days, 251 films, 88 countries. The BFI London Film Festival turns 70 this year and the whole thing is anchored about five minutes from our front door. Wednesday 7
Most of London does Christmas theatre in the West End, where you pay West End prices, eat at a chain because it’s the only thing with a table, and fight
