In a new Londonist column, we reveal the best of the upcoming cabaret and burlesque action.
The global local fundraising festival comes to London on 24th March 2011.
We’re asking various people why they’re protesting against government cuts on Saturday, and what they’d do instead.
Dead Hippies, Bacon Cheeseburgers, Chilli Cheeseburgers, Philly Cheese Steaks and chilli dogs... hungry yet?
Join Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, the Royal Albert Hall, The Gherkin, London Eye, the National Theatre and Wembley Stadium by turning off the lights this Saturday night.
The uproar of cycling campaign groups, assembly members, and you - dear readers - have forced TfL to listen to public opinions on the Blackfriars Bridge approach redesign.
Your chance to go down in history by naming part of London.
On sale this morning from 9am: tickets for the Twitter Joke Trial gig, Friday 15 April, 7.30pm at the Bloomsbury Theatre.
Binge on fringe with something new every 90 mins over 2 days next week courtesy of young creative talent.
Tuesday's leftover news, including the daily Royal Wedding snippet.
You'll be moist with anticipation as we count down the capital's lewdest exhibits.
Our pick of the dance, theatre, exhibitions and opera opening in London this week
Ayckbourn's 74th play skirts London with a teaser touring production, well worth a looksee at Windsor or Richmond.
Unusual freight spotted in West Hampstead.
Come up with a fiendish and imaginative H2O route across London and we'll do it for Walk for Water Week in June.
We're asking various groups why they're protesting against government cuts on Saturday, and what they'd do instead.
British teams move closer to competing in Olympic Beach Volleyball for the first time ever in 2012.
Protestors lay prostrate in Westminster on Sunday railing against proposals for a new byelaw.
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