Latest figures reveal that the number of UK coffee shops more than doubled in the last decade. Jessica Frank-Keyes takes a closer look…
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Running in London’s polluted air
Regular exercise is needed to remain fit and healthy, but the rise of pollution in major cities means running in London poses its risks.
Read More Mayor of London’s plan to pedestrianise Oxford Street blocked by Westminster Council
Westminster Council has blocked the Mayor of London’s plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street, Europe’s busiest shopping destination, which sees more than 500,000 visitors a day.
Read More “Time’s Up”
For the London edition of the worldwide Time’s Up rally, protestors showed their commitment to the fight for equality and declared “Time’s Up” on sexual harassment.
Read More The Cost of fabric
Rejoice! All of culture has been saved! For a while it seemed as though we were all doomed, culture was dead and all of London was a sterilised cesspit of soullessness, but thanks to an out of court settlement between Islington Council and the nightclub fabric, it seems as though we really did do it!…
Read More Why couldn’t we save Fabric?
This morning, Islington council revoked Fabric’s license following the unfortunate deaths of two 18 year-old boys on the premises due to drug overdoses, thus spelling the end of Fabric. The closure feels part of an ongoing systematic attack and deconstruction of London’s night club culture that has seen the closure of nearly 50% of London…
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