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Barnet FC celebrate their promotion. Credit: Lucy Reade

Barnet FC supporters frustrated as stadium hopes stall

Councillors have been accused of treating Barnet FC fans with ‘disdain’ after the club’s promotion to League Two only sharpened

Waterworks festival celebrates independent labels and unique attendee experience

Waterworks festival returned to Gunnersbury Park for its fifth edition earlier this month, aiming to redefine the London day festival

Fears grow amid iconic Regency Cafe opening under new ownership

The iconic Regency Cafe in Westminster has reopened under new ownership and fears have been growing over whether the change

An LGBTQ+ exhibition in a museum in London, featuring two mannequins, tables with displays and LGBTQ posters on the wall.

London’s Queer Britain museum seeks to expand

The chief executive of a London-based LGBTQ+ museum has revealed his aim to expand the gallery to champion more stories

Walthamstow photojournalist shines light on lives not limitations of sight loss at the RNIB

A compelling new exhibition features 22 striking portraits of individuals with differing degrees of visual impairment, showcasing their varied talents

The independent cinemas outliving London’s multiplexes

Independent, community-based cinemas in north-west London are fighting to offer viewers something new amid the closure of Camden Odeon. The

A zoomed-out concert view of a Soul Choir group singing on a stage, lit under purple lights, with the crowd clapping for them.

King’s Cross Soul Choir returns for another term

Based at King’s Cross Methodist Church, the group’s director, Greg Davison, shares enthusiasm ahead of the new term.

Toddler at the center of the fundraiser Lucy playing in a ball pit

Londoner fundraises £13,000 for niece with brain tumour

An aunt has raised almost £13,000 to fund physiotherapy sessions for her niece who is battling a brain tumour. Emmy

Oxford Street pedestrianised for the This is Oxford Street event.

Oxford Street pedestrianisation: close but still contentious

Oxford Street moved a step closer to pedestrianisation on Sunday as it hosted a day of traffic-free entertainment – but

Birbeck University Professor Keyron Hickman-Lewis standing in front of the Mars exhibit at the Natural History Museum, London.

Birkbeck University professor helps discover clues to life on Mars

A professor at Birkbeck University has analysed a rock which contains the best evidence yet of Martian life. Dr Keyron

Poster for Kentish Town art exhibition entitled 'From Kitchen Table to Gallery Wall'. Displayed outside the Civic Action Hub.

Kentish Town artists exhibit work in Camden’s new community hub

Local artists from Kentish Town debuted their work in an exhibition held last weekend in Camden’s new socially-charged community and