Weekend Round-Up
News. Because not everything grinds to a halt in the snow.
News. Because not everything grinds to a halt in the snow.
Lived or worked in the East End? This project is looking for interviewees to share their memories.
Hit and miss dining at the base of the city’s tallest building.
More trivia for a Monday morning.
We explore the first of a new generation of towers, currently changing London’s skyline.
Work on the Helter-Skelter tower to resume after developer secures extra funding.
Photography by Chris Osburn The London duo of Japanese restaurants that is Tsuru (Bankside and Bishopsgate) has updated its already yummy menu with a half dozen or so items priced between £4.50 and £7. After a sampling of the new dishes, Londonist is pleased to …
Polo Bar (176 Bishopsgate, EC2M 4NQ) – one of London’s longest standing 24 hour caffs – is to offer freebie bacon rolls (one roll per person, subject to availability) from 7.30am Thursday 2nd September to 7.30am Friday 3rd September 2010. The promo is to draw …
Yesterday morning the 28m-long spire was craned into place on the top of the Heron tower on Bishopsgate. Depending on your point of view, the spire increases the building’s height to 230m, or is in fact nothing more than a bauble, with the tower’s true …
Photo of Kodo drummer announcing the opening of Tsuru’s new Bishopsgate location by Chris Osburn As long time fans of stylish little Tsuru on Canvey Street, we’re more than chuffed to announce the opening of the Japanese restaurant’s second location, this one at 201 Bishopsgate …
There’s still not much to see at the construction site of the Pinnacle tower (aka the Helter-Skelter) in Bishopsgate, but when the 288m-tall skyscraper is complete, it’ll offer the public some of the finest views of the capital. Plans for what will be the Square …