‘Virtual and augmented realities are here to stay’: Mitcham VR Festival launches
The art of immersive technologies is to be showcased at Mitcham VR Festival in Merton this weekend. Closing FilmMerton, the
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Should Londoners consider internet costs when preparing to work abroad?
From watching films to listening to music and buying our groceries, we all do a huge amount online these days.
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Blood on the tracks: Band Medusa fulfil ambition to record for new album at ‘Dracula’s castle’
A south west London musician fulfilled a long-held ambition by recording outside Dracula’s Castle in Transylvania for his band’s latest
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ROBATA in Soho showcases Japanese traditional cooking methods
A Soho Japanese restaurant will celebrate its first birthday by raising a glass of Sake with the first one hundred
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Oh mama! The Baby Show at London Excel offers informed, no-nonsense advice to parents-to-be
“Guess what you’re allowed to do when you’re pregnant or giving birth? “Anything you like!” The mood on the main
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Coding workshops for girls in London run by a Wimbledon 12-year-old
A young Wimbledon resident will lead a coding workshop for young girls at Microsoft Reactor on Sunday. Avye Couloute, 12,
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Hedgehog hot spots: ZSL’s HogWatch and community action point to brighter future for iconic mammal
“A species like the hedgehog helps us to connect with the public, and people are very generous and willing to
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Review: TALK PROPA makes northerners feel at home at London’s VAULT Festival
TALK PROPA focuses on the difficulties of being a northern woman in the performing arts and the world of acting.
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Battersea Arts Centre champions disability rights by becoming the world’s first ‘relaxed venue’
Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) continued its commitment to inclusivity by becoming the world’s first relaxed venue, during a celebration last
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Review: Covent Garden’s Dominique Ansel Treehouse is a French bistro bakery for all seasons
There is something of the Midas about pastry chef Dominique Ansel, creator of the world famous Cronut, a croissant-doughnut hybrid
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Why London’s Karl Marx walking tour attracts crowds of tourists each week
Walkers of the world unite on a Karl Marx tour of central London every Sunday. The walk includes a stop