London-based popcorn maker Joe & Seph’s has secured a £100,000 contract to Saudi Arabia, backed by an Export Insurance Policy from UK Export Finance (UKEF), the government’s export credit agency. Founded in 2010 by Joseph Sopher, Joe & Seph’s has quickly become established as a
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Xi Home Dumplings Bay is bringing the tradition of the large sharing mooncake to London with a handmade 6-inch mooncake designed to be cut at the table and shared with friends and family. Weighing 500g, the mooncake is made entirely by hand
Laura Grillo Productions have announced the full cast for the upcoming production of new absurdist, black comedy, What Would Jarvis Do? which runs from 6th-16th October at Omnibus theatre. About fandom, grief, and the stories we attach to treasured objects, What Would Jarvis Do? is
This Halloween, Flight Club becomes Fright Club, swapping its usual Social Darts for something a little more sinister, transforming into a haunted house party for one big day of Social Darts®, DJs, fancy dress and friendly competition from doors open at 11 am until close
Londoners will be able to visit the world’s first dedicated menopause-friendly concept store this October, as GenM brings a first-of-its-kind shopping experience to Kensington High Street for World Menopause Awareness Month. The space itself has been specifically designed with the menopausal shopper in mind. The
The results of Butterfly Conservation’s 2026 Big Butterfly Count are in and show it was a very good summer for butterflies in Greater London. Across the county, 6,323 people took part, spotting 57,376 butterflies and day-flying moths during the three weeks of the Big Butterfly
Acclaimed saxophonist, rapper and composer Soweto Kinch will release Soundtrack to the Apocalypse via LSO Records on Friday 20 November – the first recording of his landmark work with the London Symphony Orchestra, captured live at its world premiere at the Barbican in November 2025.
This October, London Transport Museum’s Hidden London programme will be running its first-ever Halloween tour at Clapham South’s deep-level shelter, Clapham South: Ghosts of the Underground, with tickets now available to book. Featuring access to some parts of the shelter not previously opened to the
The O2 is guaranteed to put a spell on visitors this Halloween, whether they’re going over it or inside it – and that’s not just because Duran Duran will be performing the iconic Danse Macabre Halloween Party in the arena that night. The terrifying takeover
In January 2027, Ronnie Scott’s will celebrate the centenary of the birth of its legendary founder, Ronnie Scott, with a series of special events paying tribute to his life, music and enduring influence on jazz and live music in the UK. Born in East London