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Lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) History Month, the Schools Out initiative to help fight homophobic bullying that had its pre-launch at the British Museum last November, is back this month for the 6th year. This means that throughout February, a varied selection of (mostly) free events (over 200... continue reading on Londonist

We went for another look round London Art Fair with our trusty (rubbish) camera and, incorrigible as we are, started snapping (you'll have guessed) at anything to do with London. The result of our efforts, presented above, reflects the wide variety of art objects (mostly paintings) on offer. All those... continue reading on Londonist

Acres of empty pavement, miles of open road; even China Town was empty. London on the morning of Christmas day seemed only inhabited by pigeons and a few stray tourists wondering if nuclear warfare had finally been unleashed unto the world or if they had simply wandered by mistake on... continue reading on Londonist

If you are one of those people whom the sound of the word "opera" sends to sleep more surely than washing down a box of Valium with a pint of camomile, the version of Puccini's La Bohème currently playing at the Cock Tavern Theatre in Kilburn may be just... continue reading on Londonist

Around 4000 people gathered last night in Trafalgar Square for a vigil prompted by the homophobic attack in that same square on Ian Baynham on 25 September. Ian died of his injuries a few weeks later. A month later, to the day, James Parkes was set upon by a mob... continue reading on Londonist