October 2011
By Dean Nicholas

Hornsey Town Hall To Become Drama School

Grade II*-listed building could be new home for Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts.
By TimW

Huge Port Project In Thames Estuary: Opening Date Announced

Middle Eastern financial muscle gives the economy a rare boost.
By Londonist

A Rummage Around North Cross Road Market, East Dulwich

A lesser-known market with huge potential.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 4-10 October

Our pick of the theatre, dance, opera, art and exhibitions opening in London this week
By Doron

Listen Up Music Interview: Bright Light Bright Light

We talk to Rod Thomas about his new single, making music, remixes and his favourite London venues
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: National Poetry Day Events

Get your rhymes ready, imagery imminent and meter motoring this Thursday.
By Dean Nicholas

Bid To Ban Sunday Traffic In West End

Another wheeze to breathe life into the West End shopping experience.
By M@

Paintings Of London And Londoners @ GX Gallery

Characterful sketches and paintings on show in south London.
By tikichris

What's for Lunch? The Corner, Mare Street

No hipster coddling or foodie fiddling, just an inexpensive and perfectly satisfactory lunch at The Corner
By M@

London LOOP: 9. Hamsey Green To Banstead

Ever visited the White Cliffs of Croydon?
By Lindsey

Olympic Stadium Athletics Track Is Finished

Athletes and local kids try out the completed Olympic athletics track.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Stephen Lawrence Memorial Plaque Vandalised

Police are looking for two people they'd like to speak to in connection with the incident.
By Londonist

Dance Review: La La La Human Steps @ Sadler's Wells

It divided the critics - what did you think of New Work?
By Johnny Fox

Theatre Review: The Playboy Of The Western World @ Old Vic

You might not get a cheap flight to Ireland for 50p but for £15 and up you can be transported to the 'Western World' of Co. Mayo in the Old Vic's vigorous re-staging of J M Synge's Playboy.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Monday news. In which we award our jobsworth of the week award...
By Lindsey

Olympic Sport Lowdown: Archery

A true test of nerve and precision
By M@

Stephen Walter's Incredible London Maps At Fenton House

Map fans...you don't want to miss this.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Pay Deal Could See Tube Drivers' Pay Top £50k

But hey, no strikes over pay for the next four years.