London Barbershop brothers aim to continue community work
London Barberhood is aiming to spread its community roots after opening a second barbershop in Tooting this month. Since opening
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Food blogger out to find London’s best eateries — on a budget
A popular Instagrammer and blogger from south west London is determined to continue uncovering London’s best budget meals after recently celebrating her
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“Hopefully we’re proof that if you have good tunes and work hard, you can have a career” — Feeder frontman Grant Nicholas on their new tour, raising a family and giving new bands a chance
Snow has been a prominent theme over the last two weeks for Feeder as they prepare for their UK tour,
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“I love every single song I’ve ever done” — Bowling for Soup’s frontman on albums, his only career regret, and the legacy he will leave behind
Ahead of their return to London next month, Bowling for Soup frontman Jaret Reddick admitted the pop-punk veterans may never
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International Pizza Day: Why do we still go mad for dough?
This International Pizza Day, thousands of Londoners will order their regular deep-dish straight to their door. Mobile delivery apps like
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Brockwell Park: Residents protest over plans to host music festivals
Large festivals are planned in this London park as part of Lambeth Council’s Events 2020 policy – so why are
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Housing demolition plans spark protests in Lambeth
Residents of Lambeth’s Cressingham Gardens’ marched on the town hall to protest against housing regeneration projects. A candlelit vigil was held in memory of
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Royal couple to visit south London radio station
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will visit a Brixton radio station on Tuesday for their second official visit since announcing
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Police station front counter set for axe amidst Mayor’s cost-saving measures
Streatham Police Station’s front counter will close just two years after a £500,000 restoration. The counter, opened in February 2015
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“We have law in this land. We don’t have justice.” Bereaved families search for answers over deaths in custody
The death of his uncle led Jamie Gardiner on a journey from Blackburn to central London. Alongside three relatives, he
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Vegan pop-up hopes to raise charity funds through rooftop event
A London-based Palestinian vegan pop up is holding a Brixton rooftop event to raise money for SkatePal, an organisation dedicated