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Rely-a-bell burglar alarm by John O’Shea from the Londonist Flickr pool A price comparison website has decided that certain areas of London are the most likely to have residents claiming on their home insurance for theft. Blackheath comes top, followed by Hammersmith, Finsbury Park, Chiswick, …

OK, it’s a slightly different confrontation, but we used to heart this game. It’s a tedious, banal question, which Time Out would doubtless still pursue every 10 issues if they weren’t so focused on chronicling every cupcake-smeared floorboard in every new East-end pop-up fancy dress …

Here’s your chance to be a published restaurant reviewer. Complete Harden’s latest restaurant survey and earn a free copy of their 2011 London & UK Restaurant guide (worth more than £15). It’s your opportunity to glorify the places you adore and vent about those you …

By shimmeringmercury The Art Newspaper’s annual survey of museum attendance figures sees the Saatchi Gallery trump the national big boys for special exhibition popularity. ‘The Revolution Continues’ was the 28th most visited art exhibition in the world in 2009, whilst that and ‘Unveiled: New Art …

Harry Lime (r) would appreciate London’s seedier qualities As if we needed another reason to despair at the state of the city we call home, London has failed to make it on a list of the 50 “most liveable” cities on the planet. The Economist …

Okay folks, as we mentioned last month, we’re teaming up with the Hardens to help spread the word about their 19th annual restaurant survey. As you probably already know (or at least definitely should!), all of the survey participants will receive a complimentary copy of …

Back in the beginning of March, when we sat down to interview Peter Harden (one half of the mastermind brothers behind the ever resourceful Harden’s restaurant guides), we had no idea what kind of fruitful seeds we were sowing. Now a little over a month …

A Which? Holiday survey has made the not entirely surprising discovery that some budget chain hotels in London and Manchester are not reaching high enough standards of cleanliness. Ibis and Travelodge had the worst levels of hygiene in the findings, declared as safe by the …

That’s probably not a fair summary of the survey in question, but hear this Londonista out. A London church commissioned a survey of people’s religious beliefs, with the results released (exclusively it seems) to the BBC. The Beeb reported, with a surprised look on its …

We’re taking it as a compliment and indication of this here site’s influence and esteemed readership that the Metropolitan Police Authority are emailing us asking for help in publicising their consultation on future policing priorities. They want to know what Londoners think the police should …