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Affordable leisure reflects more than cost. It reveals how communities adapt their cultural traditions, geography, and social habits to create

London is buzzing with events this summer, but if you’re looking for something a little closer to home in the

Twelfth Night at Shakespeare’s Globe is a very midsummer madness: frivolous, sharp and very, very funny. The problem with reviewing

In parts of south-west London, historic buildings once facing closure are reopening with new purposes. Old art-deco cinemas – all

London is buzzing with events this summer, but if you’re looking for something a little closer to home in the

London restaurants are turning to a new app which allows users to experience their venues online in an effort to

Thanks to online bingo, long gone are the days of dusty bingo halls and struggling to keep up with calls.

The Feminist Book Club welcomes women from all walks of life to meet monthly and discuss all things feminist literature.

This Sunday a Scottish painter was awarded first prize at Chelsea Old Town Hall as the venue played host to

Sabrina Carpenter headlined two sold-out nights at BST Hyde Park, hailed as “stunning” and “dazzling” by critics and with rave

Tim Price’s Nye is back on stage at the South Bank’s Olivier Theatre until August before it transfers for a