Women’s Rugby World Cup set to break all-time attendance records
This next six weeks will see the largest Women’s Rugby World Cup attendance in the sport’s history, as the world’s
The trickle-down effect of rugby union attendance struggles
On and off the pitch the start of the English rugby season has been one of the most enthralling in
Alphonsi encouraging Red Roses to take inspiration from Lionesses ahead of World Cup
England’s women’s rugby players can use the Lionesses for inspiration as they seek global domination according to 2014 World Cup
Regulars disappointed as Islington Wetherspoons up for sale
An affordable Wetherspoons pub in Islington, popular with students, colleagues and retirees alike is set to be sold, leaving customers
Finsbury Park residents feel ignored over major summer events
Haringey Council is continuing to ignore residents’ concerns after another summer of music events at Finsbury Park, says a residents group.
How north west London is celebrating Black History Month
With Black History Month 2022 soon underway, north west London groups have been rallying up ideas on how to educate
Energy cap not enough to save falling pound says commerce chief
The energy price cap will not provide long term certainty that businesses need to tackle the cost of living crisis,
NFL returns to London for the International Series
The NFL returns to London this weekend with the Minnesota Vikings hosting the New Orleans Saints at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Climate protester sets himself on fire at London’s Laver Cup tournament
During a match break at the Laver Cup on Friday, a climate protester took to the court and set his
Pop-up parklets in Ealing promoting Possible’s car free success
Possible’s 15-metre pop-up parklet by Little Ealing School brought people together for music performances, children’s activities and refreshments on 21
Meet the London born 2022 Strictly Come Dancing contestants
Strictly Come Dancing is back for its 20th series with a number of London born contestants preparing to jive, tango