WATCH: Oxfam opens pub with prices based on net worth to highlight wealth inequality
For one day on 21 January, Oxfam took over The Queen’s Head in Holborn with the aim of spreading a
Foundling Museum awarded funding but fellows criticise national plan
An art museum in Camden has been given a lifeline after the UK government awarded over £300,000 to finance urgent
Michelin-Starred chef helps restaurant tackle homelessness
A Michelin-Starred chef has helped opened a restaurant in Primrose Hill with the aim of tackling homelessness. Adam Simmons, along
Review: Rodney Black: Who Cares? It’s Working! confronts the dark side of comedy
Rodney Black: Who Cares? It’s Working! dove headfirst into the darkest corners of stand-up comedy and cancel culture. Playwright Sadie
Why young people are drinking less this Dry January
Sobriety amongst young people is on the rise, with one in five 18 to 34 year olds choosing not to
Last chance to visit Camden’s sickle cell inspired art exhibition
Akanji Studio’s thought-provoking Children of The Sun With Moon Crescent Blood rounds up Camden’s 2024 Black History Season as the
Cafe’s Pay it Forward Scheme provides help for those in need
A community cafe in Golders Green provides free meals and drinks to those in need if customers pay for an
WATCH: Dogs found to cause harm to biodiversity on Hampstead Heath
A study on the ponds of Hampstead Heath that dogs swim in has shown that they contain high levels of
Review: Sunset Habits bring eclectic sound to The Fiddler’s Elbow
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Theatre show in Camden explores human connection through colonialism
A returning play opening at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden aims to tackle trauma and identity through spoken word, music,
Highgate wood workshop empowering women with traditional carpentry skills
A Highgate carpentry workshop is home to an initative which aims to empower women with traditional carpentry skills. Wood That