After lockdown, Spencer Jones moved with his young family from London to Devon – nearer to the beach, closer to his Mum, and more chilled than the city. Was it an easy move? No. But was it the right choice? Also no. Double Edinburgh Comedy
A Central London residence entirely dedicated to exhibiting the forgotten photographic archive of 1960s photographer William John Kennedy (b.1930 – d.2021), who documented bohemian New York life and many of its most fascinating characters will be open to visit from April 2nd. Based in the
Arcadia is a creative and interactive festival sparking conversation, the imagination and activism to ‘re-forest’ our minds and places. Over four days, Stanley Arts will be taken over by young people’s response to the climate crisis, imagining a future in harmony with balance and nature.
Roundhouse’s award-winning audio platform, Transmission Roundhouse, is on the look-out for the next generation of podcasters who have an idea they want to get off the ground, with applications now open until 8 April. Designed to champion underrepresented voices, the Transmission Roundhouse Podcast Academy takes
The Waterfront at Holiday Inn London Brentford Lock has launched a unique ‘Your Wedding Scent’ experience as an ultimate addition to any couple’s special day. Upon booking a wedding at the venue, the pair will have the opportunity to book and embark on a sensory
Following last year’s inaugural Rugby Black List Awards, the annual celebration will return again in 2024 at the home of England Rugby, Twickenham Stadium. 2023’s Awards, held at the Palace of Westminster, was hosted with the aim of inspiring the next generation of leaders in
As spring blooms and cycling numbers soar in London, the Dutch cycling pros at Swapfiets have curated the ultimate list of biking routes for every level of rider in the city. From simple laps of Hyde Park for first-time riders to pushing 15 miles in
The Southwark Liberal Democrats have called for members of the council’s Labour leadership to consider their positions following litany of housing failures. The Liberal Democrat opposition group have submitted a motion to Southwark’s full council meeting tonight highlighting Labour’s “appalling record” on housing. The motion
Born in London, Kate studied sociology at Newcastle university, but struggled to see what her next step could be. Instead, she followed her passion and with no training asked for a job at Michelin starred Morston Hall, in Norfolk. She credits her trajectory to Galton
Detroit Hardcore collective The Armed is hitting the stage at the state of the art HERE at Outernet in London for their first UK show in five years on Wednesday 12 June. Today, it has been announced that Empire State Bastard will join the bill