Londoners Magazine Before stumbling across Islington’s branch of the women’s institute, Lydia Mossahebi had no idea where to go to learn how to put up shelves and successfully paint multicoloured walls. And now she’s uncovered a place where female Londoners can get empowered, and get tiddly.
Sir Alan Sugar is one of the UK’s favourite TV personalities, humiliating and crushing the dreams of pretentious, often idiotic, wannabe city boys and girls.
If you were wandering around central London on Saturday, you may have imagined you saw an awful lot of naked cyclists for one afternoon. Don’t panic, you weren’t hallucinating – hundreds of naked cyclists took part in World Naked Bike Ride.
The event was organised to protest against oil dependency and car culture, and it’s the [...]
An army bomb disposal team exploded a 500-pound WWII German warhead on Friday, after discovering the bomb at the future Olympic site on Monday.
The bomb was discovered by construction workers while working on the site near Bethnal Green.
Simon Saunders, a spokesman for the British Army’s London district made the concise and accurate assertion that the [...]
Capital 95.8 and thelondonpaper have decided not to renew their contract to sponsor legal busking spots on the underground, leaving buskers’ stages in limbo.
CBS outdoor, the company which manages advertising on the underground, are currently seeking new sponsorship for the legal busking spots, which were previously supported by Carling. TfL have been running the scheme [...]
Lydia Mossahebi finds you have to be willing to rummage to get beautiful vintage clothes at the Frock Me! fair in Chelsea.
Londoners with a bit of extra cash in their pockets can pay to see some of the most elusive areas of the capital.
Oxfam opened its first boutique charity shop in Westbourne Grove on Saturday.
Lydia Mossahebi tries out the S&M cafe, and leaves feeling a lot less sexier
So, somehow Boris is in charge of our beloved city.
