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A ‘Scream Squad’ Has Recently Launched In London – And Over 1000 Londoners Gathered In Primrose Hill Last Week To Scream Their Hearts Out

As much we love our big, bright, brilliant , we Londoners sure do have plenty of things to scream about. And not just because is fast-approaching. Whether it's rent-increases, redundancies, or (*shudders at the thought...

Culture Top news

One Of the West End’s Longest-Running Musicals Of All Time Is Returning To London Next Year For The First Time In Over A Decade – And Tickets Go On Sale This Month

If you're looking to fill the rather large Andrew Lloyd Webber-shaped hole in your life that's been left following the closure of the recent revival of Evita; you're going to want to hear this. It's just been announced...

Food & drink

This Beloved Fish And Chip Shop Is The Oldest In London – And It’s Been Using The Exact Same Recipe For Over 150 Years

Here in the , we're pretty darn passionate about our fish and chips. So it comes as no surprise that we're not particularly thin on the ground when it comes to scrumptious plaices to stuff our faces. But whilst there's...

Secret Guides Things to do

13 Of The Best Ghost Tours In London For A Harrowing Halloween Activity – Just Make Sure You Don’t Get Lost

In a city as old as London, there are all manner of stories of blood-curdling crime, spooky spectres, and murder most horrid. From shadowy graveyards to , our beloved capital has a wealth of creepy spots to explore, and...

Culture

We Went To The British Podcast Awards And Asked Your Favourite Podcasters Including Jordan North, Alexander Dragonetti, And Sara Cox Some Of Your Burning Questions About London – Here’s What They Said

Podcast-loving Londoners, please avert your attention from whatever you currently have filling your ears, and listen up. You may have heard that Thursday, October 2 marked one of the most highly-esteemed events in the a...

A Legendary London Landmark Has Just Been Named One Of The Most Photogenic Monuments In Europe

Unlike myself, it's pretty tricky to take a bad picture of , isn't it? From bridges and buildings to castles and clocktowers; our capital city certainly isn't short on eye-catching monuments. And the same goes for plent...

Things to do

This Vibrant Market Near London Dates Back Over 1000 Years – And It’s Recently Been Named One Of The Best In The UK

As somebody who buys themselves a treat or a trinket as a reward for completing - quite literally - any task; I'm rather invested (both emotionally and financially) in London's many markets. In my humble opinion; there...

Visit London Wellness & nature

This Gorgeous Ancient Woodland Is The Largest Open Space In London – And It’s Home To Two Iron Age Forts And A Hunting Lodge That Belonged To Henry VIII

To be quite honest with you, there are very few things that I would deem worthy of traversing the entire length of the Central Line for. But if ever there was a decent reason to embark on the journey, it's this. Perched...

Culture Food & drink

This Historic Pub That Leans To One Side Is The Oldest Licensed House In London – And It’s One Of The Only Timber-Framed Buildings That Survived The Great Fire

I'm sure you're all well aware by now that London is home to some really . Like, reaaally old. Our capital city is a treasure trove full of well-trodden watering holes. And the one I plan on waxing lyrical about for the...

The Second Narrowest Home In London Is Up For Sale – And It’s Basically The Width Of A Black Cab

If you're in the market for a home that's small but oh so mighty, allow us to point you in the direction of . Picture-perfectly perched between two (much wider) properties on Peel Street is where you'll find the second...