2011
By Lindsey

World Water Day: Walk For Water H2O

Come up with a fiendish and imaginative H2O route across London and we'll do it for Walk for Water Week in June.

By Rachel Holdsworth

Why Are You Protesting? UK Uncut

We're asking various groups why they're protesting against government cuts on Saturday, and what they'd do instead.
By Lindsey

British Beach Volleyball Teams Approved For 2012

British teams move closer to competing in Olympic Beach Volleyball for the first time ever in 2012.

By Lindsey

Westminster: Don't Make Lying Down On The Pavement Illegal

Protestors lay prostrate in Westminster on Sunday railing against proposals for a new byelaw.
By SallyB2

Extra Extra

News snippets for the first day of spring. It was rather lovely today, now wasn't it?
By Amanda

Music Choice: 21-27 March

This week is all about rock. Experimental rock, indie rock, pop rock, folk rock, electro rock; this is the week to rock out
By Londonist

Back To Fashion Future: Imperial College RAG Week Fundraiser

Imperial College students strutted in their scanties to raise money for St Mary's Paediatric Unit.

By M@

London Book Of 2 For 1 Vouchers

Don't dismiss it as touristy; some pretty impressive deals for Londoners in here, too.
By M@

London's North And South Circulars As Art Work

Most people who amble along the strepitous arc of the North Circular, or encounter an heroic traffic jam on its southern equivalent will not be thinking, 'hmm, you know what, this would make for wonderful photography'.
By M@

TONIGHT: Iain Sinclair In Conversation

Chance to see one of London's most respected authors for free.
By Londonist

Top Ten Things To Do In the Borough of Barnet

One of the Barnet's top bloggers picks his favourite pub, restaurant, cinema...and fishmonger.
By M@

Church Farmhouse Museum Prepares To Close

Hendon's local museum faces the axe.
By M@

Jenny Jones Elected As Green Mayoral Candidate

The former Deputy Mayor stands against Boris and sort-of-against Ken.
By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

Early Monday mutterings.
By Victoria Rudland

Theatre Review: The Knot of the Heart @ Almeida Theatre

David Eldridge’s latest play takes a long, hard look at the nature of addiction and its devastating effects on a middle class family.
By Londonist

Review: Letters From America by Scottish Dance Theatre

Sexuality is to the fore as new American choreography celebrate 25 years of Scottish Dance Theatre.

By SallyB2

Weekend Round-Up

Weekend news, including a message from Boris. Happy Nowrooz, by the way.
By M@

Best Of The London Blogs: 13-19 March

Roundup of the best writing from London's bloggers.