March 2011
By M@

Climb The BT Tower For Charity

Ascend the 843 steps, dine with Dame Ellen MacArthur.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: I Never Get Dressed Till After Dark On Sundays

A gently heartbreaking play-within-a-play at the Cock Tavern.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 8–14 March

Celebs in theatreland; Royals at the Hayward Gallery; and the Trocks come to Wimbledon. Here are our picks for what's on in London this week.
By M@

TONIGHT: Climate Change Talk @ ZSL Institute of Zoology

Why global warming means more than melting icebergs and drowning polar bears.
By Lindsey

Top Ten Pie Pubs For British Pie Week

Where do you go for a pie and a pint?
By helenbabbs

Review: Clocks and Clouds, In The Dark All Dayer

The very best of audio, in the historic Toynbee Hall.
By Lindsey

Preview: Bird's Eye View Film Festival 2011

Celebrating a century of female film makers, BEV 2011 opens today on International Women's Day.
By M@

Saracens Submit Plans To Move To Mill Hill

London to get new rugby club?
By Lindsey

Save Wild Tigers Charity Gala @ Mandarin Oriental

Time is running out for the wild tiger. A fancy fundraiser in Knightsbridge last week hoped a smattering of stars would help raise a shedload of cash for the cause.

By Ben O' Norum

Review: Weekend Menu @ Boundary

Down the concrete stairwell to a Bond villain's lair... or, actually a French restaurant.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: Honest @ The Queen's Head

A foul-mouthed 40-minute monologue (read: rant) from a cynical, immensely likeable young misanthrope.
By M@

Tube To Run 24 Hours During Olympics?

Believe it when you see it.
By Ben O' Norum

Where To Eat Pancakes Tomorrow

A round-up of some of tomorrow's pancake specials...should you give a toss.
By Lindsey

Preview: London Drinker Beer and Cider Festival 2011

Eight local breweries set up a dedicated bar at CAMRA North London's festival, 9-11 March.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Boris Begs HSBC To Stay

As HSBC apparently mull moving their HQ to Hong Kong, how much influence does the Mayor really have over financial megacorps?
By Amanda

Music Choice: 7-13 March

Our pick of the gigs for the week ahead.
By Zoe Craig

TONIGHT: Poet In The City Presents Edmund Spenser And The Faerie Queene

Indulge in the inspirational brilliance of Edmund Spenser at Kings Place tonight
By M@

Preview: IQ2 Debates Pull In Big Names

James Watson, Brian Cox, Werner Herzog, Richard Holmes, Colin Pillinger...wow.