Review: Dancing at Lughnasa, The National Theatre
Over thirty years on from where it was first played in 1991, Josie Rourke’s revival of Brian Friel’s Olivier award-winning
London knife crime charities stepping up efforts ahead of Knife Crime Awareness Week
Knife crime charities across London are stepping up their efforts leading up to Knife Crime Awareness Week starting on Monday.
The world’s largest collection of fungi is under Kew Gardens
Underground, walking between towering walls of moss green compartments, I am handed a fungus around the size of a newborn
Elizabeth line strikes on its first anniversary
The one year anniversary of the opening of the Elizabeth line will be marked with strikes. The TSSA trade union
Southbank literature season to feature Elliot Page, Zadie Smith and Caitlin Moran
The Southbank Centre has announced its exciting 2023 literature and spoken word season line-up. The series of events and discussions
What’s next for London’s cinemas? A data analysis of the state of the film industry
In March 2020, cinemas across the capital closed their doors and the British film industry came to a grinding halt.
Defying the Taliban: resistance in the face of women’s oppression in Afghanistan
A documentary and panel discussion showed the network of safehouses and underground schools fighting against the war on women under
King Charles III’s coronation guests: who is expected to attend?
King Charles III’s coronation is taking place next weekend and many guests from world leaders to A-list celebrities are joining
London’s geographical inequalities to be tackled by new research
New research is set to try and tackle London’s geographical inequalities in a bid to level up the capital. London’s
We’re gonna need a bigger envelope: Twickenham resident flooded with ‘useless’ 1p stamps by Royal Mail
An East Twickenham retiree was sent more than a hundred “useless” one and two pence stamps by the Royal Mail