In Kentish Town, a £5 Monday cocktail night has become the victim of its own success
Around 9pm, the tables outside this popular Kentish Town pub are already full of cigarette-lighting, strawberry-vape-passing young people. But when
Government urged to tackle housing affordability as renters’ bill enters law
Renters groups have called on the government to tackle soaring private rents, as new powers for tenants enter into law.
Panlingual theatre festival returns for twelfth year
The theatre festival returns to bring 110 shows to London to champion diverse talent. Voila! Theatre Festival brings international artists
Synthetic opioids ‘particular concern’ in Camden after drug deaths double
A rise in adulterated substances is behind Camden’s spike in drug-related deaths in 2024, the council has said. The number
‘If you treat our streets like a toilet we will come after you’: Brent council issued over 5700 fines for public nuisance offences this year
Brent Council has issued over 5700 fines for anti-social behaviour in the last year, following their 2024 Don’t Mess with
REVIEW: ‘Call Yourself an Irishman?’
What is it that makes you Irish? Is it a passport? Is it an accent? Is it an understanding of
‘You shouldn’t have gotten pregnant in the first place’: UK mother shares birth trauma experience amid maternity ward inquiry
Despite the UK having one of the world’s most advanced maternity systems, one in three women experience a traumatic birth
Black headteachers call for more diverse leadership
One of the few Black headteachers in London has echoed calls for more leadership diversity in education. According to a
Notting Hill sandwich shop to launch free postcode-based private member’s club
As Soho House revokes memberships to keep patrons feeling special, Sarnie Social will open its club doors to anyone living
Day of the Dead: Activists gather at London’s Mexican Embassy in memory of murdered journalists
Activists gathered outside London’s Mexican Embassy in memory of the journalists killed in Mexico so far this year. Marking the Day of the Dead, which takes place on November 1 each year, they laid candles and placards outside the embassy near Oxford Circus.
Wandsworth school leads relief drive for Hurricane Melissa’s Jamaican victims
Secondary school students and staff are collecting aid for families affected in Jamaica by Hurricane Melissa. Principal Leon Wilson, of