A nicely caught expression and mood in this black and white photo of a girl as she walks through the west end on a cold and damp night. The lights of a big city… by Che-burashka of the Londonist Flickrpool.
There was some talk of it snowing on the weekend and if you managed a nice lazy lie-in on Sunday then chances are you missed it as it didn’t hang around for long. Lucky some of our Londonist Flickrpool members are up nice and early. …
A glowing neon-like light zooms across a bridge through Camden like it has appeared from another dimension, a ghost train from yesteryear or so we could imagine. Simon Crubellier from our Londonist Flickrpool has managed to capture motion, speed and light in his photo of …
In case you missed the spectacular warm peachy glow over London yesterday in the late afternoon, Kayode Okeyode from our Londonist Flickrpool managed to capture the gorgeous colours as the sun set over Hammersmith. We’ve never seen the Hammersmith flyover look so good.
We’ve been told that there is light at the end of every tunnel but you would have to be brave to walk down this eerie Woolwich tunnel to find out. Would you brave this one alone? To the bowels of the earth… is superbly captured …
While our attention is on sociological and artistic dichotomies posed by the scientific community, there is yet more thought-provoking stuff scheduled for this evening. And a good chance to see a little known museum in our city too. Don’t say we never give you value …
It’s late and you’re somewhere near Leicester Square. You want to sit down and rest those dance-weary feet – or like Londonist, you are a glutton and you’re looking for some dessert. Head to Café Ciao with its range of gelati displayed and giant plastic …
And it worked. After months of news items devoted to Heathrow’s T5, baggage mishaps, proposed terminal and runway expansions, and Greenpeace protests, the UK’s third busiest airport has finally said to hell with all that and made its own bid for a bit of attention. …
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 …
A series celebrating the talent of our friends over in the Londonist Flickr pool who make our site look pretty with their fabulous photographs. Here, they introduce themselves and share their favourite London shots. Going Underground: I like this one as it always makes me …
Residents vs. architects: Those who live in Robin Hood Gardens want the estate demolished, whilst architects fight to save “seminal” modernist buildings. Your daily crime round-up: “Osama bin London” jailed indefinitely; cleaner who killed 94-year-old widow jailed for life; financial trader denies involvement in murder …
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