Tunnel Could Replace Hammersmith Flyover
New tunnel on the A4 between Earls Court and Chiswick would be first in London for 20 years.
Archive for 2013
The London Group Of Artists Celebrates Its Centenary
Over 150 artworks from established and emerging artists in a two-part exhibition.
Things To Do In London Today: Tuesday 14 May 2013
Climb aboard a Chinook helicopter, at a free event in central London today.
Extra, Extra
The rest of the day’s London news.
Brotherly Love In A Cold Climate: Gutted @ Theatre Royal Stratford East
Fierce in language and fearless in subject matter, Rikki Beadle-Blair’s shocking and courageous comedy Gutted is a landmark in his writing.
HS2 And East London Crossing: The Best Laid Plans…
Why is it so hard to get anything built around here?
Preview: Chelsea Fringe Festival 2013
Three weeks of varied horticultural happenings across the capital.
Seafood, Music, Talks And Quiz At The Estuary Exhibition Late Opening
Fishy talk, splashy music, and a Londonist quiz about the Thames.
Metropolitan Police Issuing Cautions For Serious Crimes
People admitting to rape, drug trafficking and violent assault cautioned last year.
Vodka, Angst, Vodka: “Sons Without Fathers” Tears The Arcola To Bits
Why are angst-ridden guys so hot? Chekhov knows, and he wrote a play about it.
