WATCH: Shoreditch self defence class provides women with tools to tackle rising street violence
A Shoreditch street-defence studio has started running self defence classes aimed at providing men, and especially women, with combat skills
Photographer raises funds for Motor Neurone Disease research with print sale
A fashion photographer is hosting a 300 hour photography print sale for a Motor Neurone Disease charity in memory of
Culinary Concept Creator delights guests with Harvest Moon concept dining launch in Shoreditch
Culinary concept caterer PenniBlack launched its Autumn & Winter concept at Shoreditch hot spot Kachette earlier this month on 10
A bright future: how one London-based company claims to save their clients energy, elegantly
A millennial-built lighting company discovered a niche in the market, ran with it for the last nine years, and now
WATCH: Shoreditch’s intersectional queer bookshop inspiring change
An independent book shop is on a mission to educate people about queer and marginalised communities through a vast offering
Children get creative in sushi-making classes at Sticks n’ Sushi
Sticks n’ Sushi is hosting hands-on culinary and cultural experiences for children as their prioritised guests. The sushi restaurant chain
Experiencing Van Gogh through a new immersive exhibition
The Van Gogh immersive exhibition opened in Shoreditch in July and offers a glimpse into the world of the famous
Clinton cocktails and Trump voodoo dolls: Where to watch the US Election in London
The fierce race in the battle for US presidency will finally draw to a close on Tuesday night. America and
Cycling duo to make history with ‘mad’ 24-hour Richmond Park bike challenge
A cycling duo will make history this weekend when they become the first to ride non-stop around Richmond Park for
Croydon redevelopment faces more criticism over ‘cookie-cutter’ plans and high costs for small businesses
A Croydon business owner has criticised developers and planners for pricing out small businesses from having a say in the
East London Strippers Collective founder busts sex worker myths and demands employment equality
“Ethical stripping – is there such a thing?” This was the response founder of East London Strippers Collective (ELSC), Stacey Clare, received