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The poet and visionary William Blake, who envisioned ‘England’s green and pleasant land’ amongst its ‘dark, satanic mills’ once saw a tree full of angels in Peckham Rye.

Photo / Simon-Crubellier It’s speedy, it’s in Soho, it’ll help you to find a mate, but it doesn’t involve knocking on the window of Cafe Nero on Old Compton Street. Tonight, one rental company is offering bed hopping of a different variety for Londoners looking …

After the overwhelming success of last years event, Groove Sanctuary and D-Lo Entertainment join forces once again to bring us the third House Dance UK competition. Some of the UK’s most sensational movers will battle all-out for the title of UK House Dancer Supreme and, …

There are just too many good events around town this week for us to narrow our picks for certain nights. Thus we present you with multiple options and leave that difficult choice to you. In the meantime, we’ll be brushing up on our science fiction …

For good or ill, a man can be prickly when pressed on the subject of his, ahem, endowment. Spare a thought, then, for Juan Pablo Di Pace, who has seen his manhood manhandled by the marketing department of the Royal Opera House. Cast in the …

Of the anywhere from 25,000 to 100,000 people who apply for asylum in the UK each year, Amnesty International estimates that approximately two-thirds are turned away. Once rejected, applicants are given 21 days to leave the country, at which point those without children are cut …

When you’re picking up your freesheet on the way home tonight don’t just leave it on the train for some other, poor, reading material starved sucker. Turn it into public art! No, we don’t mean have an art attack on the platform and start making …

March already? How did that happen? The perils of having our head buried in a book so much of the time, no doubt. If we must emerge this week from our cosy little book-enclosed chrysalis, it’ll likely be to head to the following events. Monday: …

This Week In London’s History Monday – 3rd March 1982: The Barbican Centre is opened by the Queen. After 15 years of construction, at a cost of £161 million, the centre would become the largest performing arts centre in Europe (as well as being voted …

It’s officially Spring and by Pisces it’s lovely out there in the sunshine. Crocuses have been spotted in Highbury Fields so our biggest recommendation for expenditure light trips this week is get to the parks and into the gardens and witness the miracles of the …