Banking armageddon.
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The Bloomsbury Group, Tao Yoga, creativity, film, meditation, Gaga Method and monster puppets
Pom poms out for 2012 and frugal fun for all
Despite traffic-free streets, shoppers spent 10% less than the equivalent weekend last year.
A winter grotto, music, comedy, karaoke, jumble, lindy hop and food
Chancellor due to give TfL £130m to ease the pain.
Including First Thursday, Festive Friday, Santa Saturday and Tree Sunday
Mervyn Peake, Fingers on Buzzards, Indie Bingo, Aleister Crowley, Sunday Art Fair, Home Movie Day and Native Spirit Film Festival
Former KGB man Alexander Lebedev lays the smackdown on television.
Mapping, music, boats, stories, dance, jazz, science, the Milibands, bird art and the Golden Girls
Who gave what, when, and to whom?
Celebrate Queensday and Vaisakhi, try beekeeping, learn about Che Guevara, support the London Marathon runners and much more.
Bargain comics, behind the scenes at Bishopsgate, headlessness and LSE Lit Fest: all cheap this week.
Cheap this week: Firestation Bookswap's on tour, Hackspace opens for perusal, the After School Club returns and it's time to welcome the Year of the Rabbit.
Duck the "double dip" with our recommendations of cheap and champion things to do around town this week, including sun salutations, Nintendisco, late at the V&A and a brand new Art Saves Lives happening in New Cross.
Better late than never, frugal fun for the week ahead.
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